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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Special Notices,

Am Invaluable ExpestOrant.-Dr
BIZ Halls Balsam has received more weighty in
dorsements than any other Cough medicine before the
public, comprising the names Of Physicians and Cler
gymen attesting its superiority for the of Con-
sumption in all ITS various stages. jy30
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Netp advertisements.

I OsT-S2, 90 REWARD.--on Sunday last
Gents large Sized, Red Coral Breast Pin. The
above reward will be paid returning il to the Empire
Office. seplOtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
Choice Lot for Sale.

XTERY suitable for Hotel The lot is ON the North
East corner of Sixth and Ludlow--66 2-3xl0O feet.
This location well adapted for Hotel, and the prop.
erty Is offered at pnce and terms to suit any one
wishing 10 purchase. CIIAB. Il CLARKE,
je2S Third street.
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DWELLING HOUSES.

Feyery description and price. The following is the
" location OF some of thcn
FIRST STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
SECOND STRERT, below PerTy-Three fine dwell
lngs.
THIRD STREET +"
FOURTH STREET /"
FIFTH STREET between Main and Ludlow;
WILKINSON ST., 80 Fourth and Filth;
LUDLOW STREET" First and Water;
Over the Rhine.
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JONES STREET, between Brown and Jefferson;
GREEN STREET, " Jefferson and Tecumseh.
JACKSON ST., 4" Fifth and Van Buren;
WAYNE STREET, South Of Fifth;
BAINBRIDGE ST., North OF g
CLINTON STREET, near Third
SECOND STREET, East of Webster,
These are many Of them very choice pieces Of property
and all are offered low. have besides those above
enumerated, large amount Of veJ cheap property in
the suburbs, for sale and trade.
CHAS. E. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent.
le2s Clrgg's Building Third n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
"CHARGE ALONG THE LINEw
HON. c. L. VALLANDIGHAM,

Democratic Candidate for Congress,
viii address the people at the following times and
places:
BUTLER COUNTY.
Bunker Hi Sept 10, o'clock.
Rossvile, Sept rs, o'clock
Oxford, Sept. II, |, o'clock.
New London, sept i9' | o'clock.
Hamilton, Sept %, o'clock.
Astoria Sept 81 O'Clock.
Trenton, Sept. 81, p NJ.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Miamisburg, Sept, IL, o'clock, PM
Arlington, Sept II, o'clock, p NJ
Pyrmont, Sept II, o'clock, p NJ
Amity, Sept Is, o'clock, p NJ
Mad River township, Sept 20, o'clock, p NJ
Centreville, Sept u, o'clock, PM
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"The Constitution, the Union, and the
Enforcement OF the Laws"
CONSTITUTIONAL Union TICKET.
PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
or TENNEssER.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT,
MASSACHUSETTS.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Gov ALLEN TRIMBLE, of Highland;
Col. JOHN DAVENPORT, of Belmont.
DISTRICT ELgCTORs.
I, N. q. Pendleton, - ua,,n,o,,.
., VIM. p. Probasco, VI ii"'''i''on'
3, Jonathan Harshman, Of Montgomery;
4, VIM. J. Stresy, of Mlami
o, j. X. Nelson, of Lucas;
q, Jas. II. Thompson, of Highland
Z, Scott Harrison, Of Fayette;
y, A. y. Vance, Of Champaign;
8, Jacob NJ. Ebbert, OF Seneca;
10, DR.. w. q. Williams, Of Ross;
IL, Jos. G. Wiseman, Of Perry;
", Elias Florence, of Pickrway;
l3, Jos. N. Snyder, of Richlandi
IL, $. g. Bushnell, of Ashland;
10, j. W. Savage, Of Knox;
10, VIM. West, Of Washington;
IL, Henry Neh, Of Belmont;
is, Van r, Humphreys, of Portage;
10, Bushnell White, of Cuyahogo;
90
2i, Joshua A. Riddle, Of Columbiana.
STATE TICKET.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
T.. L. HUTCHINSON, Of Hamilton.
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% acres on the shakertown Pike four miles from the
city. Handsome two-story frame house--0 rooms.-
Fine barns good hearing orchard, snokehouse, spring
house, &c., 30. An excellent quality Of land. Terms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10

acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
house of rooms. Well, cisen, orchard Sc. Land OF
good quality.
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FIGURING MILL FOR SALE,

VACANT LOTS in every part of the city, for sale anC
v trade cheap. je2s CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Sd st.
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INARM FOR sALE-t0O acres "a miles nom New
Il Castine Dark County and u miles from Browns
Saiion on the ID. W. r. R., l30acres under hne culti
yation Good frame dwelling; frame barn. Also, a
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, springs and
creek Of running water through the place. Part bottom
land, and the balance best quality q second bottom
This 4 irst-rate Farm and win be sold " per cent
less than Inferior land has actually sold for IN the Vi
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M e I'M q s

There will be Mass Meetings held by the friends Of
Bell and Everett, at the following places;
ROUTE NO. 2.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Il. Il. HUTCHINSON, Of Hamilton.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC woRks.
l.. DOHERTY, of Franklin.
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CHEAP FARM.
Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale,

L COATED In central part ofhe City; vacant ground
~ attached; twenty-five horse power Engine with
entirely new boiler, Planor, Saws, Moulding Machine
SHIFTING, &c. all in good running order The property
VIII Dc sold low and on easy terms application 10
CHAs. E. Clarke, Third st., Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10

T,OR SALE OR RENT--A very convenient ffame
II House, Of Rooms Stable, &C., located within
Few minutes walk Of the centre OF the city. VIII be
sold on FIVE years time or rented to good tenant.
CHAs. +. CLARKE, Third street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

The republican state central committee
were in session, Tuesday, and voted to hold
an Immense mass meeting on Boston common
sometime in October Special committees
were appointed to carry the matter into effect
The desire has been often expressed that there
should be one grand demonstration in the
Heart of the Commonwealth, which we trust
may be gratifed.
Robert C. Winthrop addressed meeting of
his Bell friends at the Music Hall, Boston,
Tuesday eyening-hs first public appearance
since his return from Europe. Of Mr.. Lincoln,
he told his friends they might be sure he
(Winthrop) remembered him with interest, in
asnuch as Mr.. Lincoln helped to make him
speaker Of the thrtieth congress at time
"hen other wings refused their support.
Inc factions of the democracy of Oregon
have got up split among themselves that can
hardly be reeonciled, the old senatorial oues
ton being the big wedge As the republicans
came within an ace Of CARRYING tho s,o,o
against the combined factions, there is u,,lo
room to doubt that the three votes Of Dragon
will be east for Lincoln and IIamlin.
Charles Devens, Esq, and Hon. w. w
Rice Of Worcester, will address the citizens of
Fiichburg tomorrow, (Fnday) evening, in
the Town Hall. The republicans Of Worces.
ter north will then ratify the action of the dis
trtct convention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27
CITY AND COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN MEETING THIS EVENING".
Q. A. GRIFFIN, Esq, of Maiden, will address
the republicans of Worcester this evening, at
the City Hail, under the auspices of the enter
prising Pioneers of the 29th district. We
trust the Heart of the Commonwealth will
respond to their call. Let the hall be filled.
PRoGREss OF THE BASE BALL GAME.-The
Midway and Upton clubs resumed their game
at noon yesterday, the condition of the ground
after the soaking rain of the previous afternoon
having Murdered an earlier commencement.
From three to four thousand persons were on
the agricultural grounds watching with eager
interest the movement of the players 4; and en-.
thusiastic partisans hailed with boisterous
shouts any advantage gained by their favorite
club. The playing was very even, and fewer
tallies were scored than on the previous day
Indeed the worder is that any player should
succeed in batting the ball. running the bounds
and making his tally, so skilfulIy is this game
conducted. The contest was continued till
about halfpast four, each man playing his
very best, as the result shows. The game
which we understand is for one hundred
tallies, stands as follows at the close of the
second dav.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27
Coneressgonal Conventions OF the Beu-Ev-
erett Party,

Conversational Conventions OF the BeIl-Ev-
erett Party.
The call of the constitutional-uniou state
central committee for district conventions was
responded to Wednesday, in all the districts
except the ninth and TENTH The reports in
dictate considerable enthusiasm--quite as much
as is wholesome at this early period of the CAM
paign.
FIRST DISTRICT.
The convention of the first district was held
in Wareham- Geo. 2. Bowess of Carver presi-
dent, and o. L, Mcguire of Sandwich, secreta
tary. Some fifty members OF the party we're
present, and were very lively. DR.. DANIEL
FISHER OF Edgartown was nominated as a
candidate for congress.
SECOND DISTRICT.
In the second district the matter had not
been well arranged, and the convention ad-
iourned without making any nominations.
The convention was held at Bridgewater, &.
w Seymour of bingham president, and G. S.
Packard of North Bridgewater and w. b.
Sproat of Taunton secretaries. The adjourned
convention will be held on the 18th Of October.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
The convention of the fourth district was
held in Boston, Col. j. w. Seaver, president
On the informal ballot for a candidate for
member OF congress, John j. Clark of Rox-
bury received 80 votes, f. j. Parker of Bos-
ton (dem.) 10, E. b. Bigelow of Boston 10,
scattering 81. Mr. Clark subsequently with.
drew his name, convinced that his name
would not effectually unite the opposition
voters of the district. Some animated discus.
sion ensued, when the convention adjourned
to Wednesday next. The president then said
the state central committee were relieved from
the embarrassment caused by Mr.. Dickinson 5
declining the nomination for lieutenant gov
ernor, by the acceptance of the nomination by
Hon. George Marston of Barnstable.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The "union" men of the fifth district held
til cir convention i'll Boston last evening, and
nominated Hon. VIM. APPLETON for congress.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
The ''union" men of the sixth district met
at Salem, George Foster of Lynn, president.
Hon. Otis 2. LORD of Salem was nominated
for congress by reclamation.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The convention of the seventh district was
held in Charlestown, Columbus Tyler of
Somerville, president. On the informal bal
lot G.. A. WEIGH OF Waltham had 81 votes,
Luther " Bell of Somervlle %, James Dana
of Charleston IA, scattering Mr.. Welch's
orthodoxy was subsequently questioned, some
of the delegates earnestly protesting against
being passed over to the democracy. His
vote fell on the formal ballot among the scat
tering and DR.. Bell received the nomination.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The Beli-Everett party held their cOnven.
ton in Concord, L. C.. Wilton of Framing.
ham presiding. Col. Winthrop Faulkner of
Acton was unanimously nominated as candi-
date for congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27
NOW WnrceAfnn

Mr.. Editor-Returning from visit a short
distance west of your city, found myself, on
Sabbath evening last, in that portion of the
Heart" called New Worcester Having
heard that there was to be sabbath school
concert in the evening, and, being interested in
such institutions, l made it point to be pres
ent. Before the hour for commencing arriv-
ed the hall was literally packed with men, wo-
men, and children Many were obliged TO go
away for want of room. The exercises con-
sisted of scripture Rotations, admirably ar
ranged, by the pastor, nterspersed with fine
selections of music by the teachers and pnpils
We have attended good many sabbath
school concerts, but have not seen this excel.
ed in point of interest. learned that Rev
Mr.. Dorchester is deseryedly popular among
the people, filling the hall from week to week
with attentive listeners. The sabbath school
numbers 100 teachers and pupils The super
intendent, Mr.. Dean, is an earnest and capable
officer, juding from what heard and saw. Is
it generally known, Mr. Editor, that such a
moral force is at work among the youth of
that portion of your city If the "eye of Ar
gus" will turn toward New Worcester it will
perceive that the half has not been told.
A VISITOR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. - The dwelling
house of Mr. Francis A. Prouty of Paxton, was
struck by lightning on Tuesday afternoon ;
the fluid came down the rod to the lower sto-
ry, where it seems to have taken several d..
reotions, passing one way the whole length of
the house, through the wood shed to the barn,
and giving evidence OF having come out of or
gone into the ground several times. 1t only
passed the cellar to the opposite side of the
house, tearing the earth and SCATTERING one
window Another part Of the fluid passed
into the house, following joist in the neigh
borhood Of the bell wire, thence by the wire
to the door, where il went out into the front
yard, and took its lcave-not without leaving
unmistakable evidence of its visit in remoy.
ing clustering, laths, ciapboards, boards, and
castings to several doors and windows. Not
an article Of furniture was injured Mrs
Prouty and her little daughter were sitting by
a window, where the fluid passed. and from
which almost every pane of glass was broken,
yet they escaped with no other injury than
slight bruises upon the feet OF the little child
whose shoes were torn from her ieet.-7ran
script.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

nuisance consists in the determination of the
birds, and the consequent ruin Of the trees by
catterpillers. The squirrels destroy the birds
mes 5, and thus drive away the birds
George Brown, member of the Canadian
parliament, is charged with accepting bride
of S20,0 900 to vote and exert his influence for
the passage of bill granting a subsidy to the
Montreal Ocean steamboat company He is
being examined on the charge.
Near Pittsburg, Pa, a grass widow had
married her second husband without the inter
vention OF a divorce, when, behold! the first
husband returned and claimed bis own. The
two husbands and the wife sat down and talked
it over, and as the result the original proprie-
tor sold out all right and title for SIS.
On the 9th of August, at Gotha, the castle
of Friedcnstein was discovered to be in
flames, and at about four O'Clock had to be
battered down with cannon. The castle con-
tanned church, with vaulted burial place
for royal persons, theater, halls of session for
the holding OF councils, a museum, with H.
brary OF 100000 volumes, cabinet OF coins, a
collection of pictures and prints, a cabinet of
art, collection of objects in natural history, a
| Chinese collection, and another of casts from
antique statues.
Mr.. johnson, editor of the Ant-Slavery
Standard, who asked to be excused from serv-
ing on a jury in New York, because he believed
''the constitution league with hell, and was
not excused, has now been fined SIS for con.
tempt Of court, in failing to take his seat in
the box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

New York PoITIcs.-Hon. James Il.
Brady, the Breckenridge candidate for govern
or Of New York, delivered a stirring speech in
Albany, Tuesday night, in which he spoke
strongly and with great effect against any
further attempts at fusion. He has had
enough of it, and will heneeforth wage an UNI.
relenting war against Donglas and the Rich
mond Cagger party. His speech is described as
death blow to FUSION" but the thing was al.
ready too dead for killi~g A serenade drew
out Mr.. Brady 10 make this speech, and tho
demonstration indicates that the Breckenridge
party has considerable strength in Albany.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

FIRE IN LEICEsTER.-The boot shop and
barn belonging to the Leicester Boot Compa-
ny, were consumed by fire early Wednesday
morning. The fire was discovered in the boot
shop about o'clock, and had made so much
progress that very little could be saved The
barn contained quantity of boots, which
were saved. The buildings and about $4,000
worth Of stock were totally consumed. In
sured at the Fitchburg Mutual office for $4,000,
at the Merchants and Farmers office in this
city $4,000, and at the Worcester County Mu.
tual Office for $1,000. 1t was supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. The company
is composed of Messrs. Joseph A. Denny
and Dwight Biscoe of Leicester, James Smith
of Philadelphia, and Baylies Upham of Wor.
cester The house and barn of d. f. Merri.
am, adjoining, were in imminent peril of de-
struction, but was saved with slight injury.
Mr.. David Manning, who is the agent of the
association, was also a member of the compa-
ny. The stock in the rear building was insur.
ed for $4,000 in the Peoples office, but the
loss there was not serious.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

Upwards of seven hundred people were pres
ent, old and young, and all appeared to enjoy
the games and exercises of the occasion with
great relish. The children are indebted for
this holiday to Father Turpin, who planned
it, and who has always manifested a generous
zeal for the comfort and enjoyment, as well
as the moral welfare of his charge-Rerei!ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

STRANGE PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENON
An account is given in "Once a Week" of
young lady, who, although possessed naturally
of good memory, which had been well train
ed, and was well stored with knowledge,
awoke one day, after long sleep, and found
she had lost every iota Of acquired knowl-
edge, and that her mind was reduced to per.
feet blank With great effort she was gradu.
ally mastering, as a child would do, the first
lessons of youth, when she suddenly fell into
sound sleep, on waking from which it was
discovered that she had recovered her old
state of knowledge. The old and new states
alternated with each other at one mo-
ment she was the accomplished women, at
another she possessed the mental caibre of
child; in the old state she wrote a beautiful
hand, in the new a cramped, stiff character,
such as children do. In this extraordinary
condition she remained for four years ; a
double mind, as it We're, took possession of
her, she being conscious only of the state she
happened to have been in at the time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

of rAsnnedy, OF RoXbury discovered IN on
vi our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pmpe "ia uo"h 70 coH-
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing month
on the face. ~ o'S' Aid ol piihples
Two or three bottles win clear the system of biles
bottles are warranted TO cure the worst canker in
Three or lye bottles warranted to cure the worst
one two bottles are warranted to cure all humors
and are warranted to running of the
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrunt and
running ulcers. Wv VP' W
One bottle will cure scaly ertiptions of the skin.
Kind of ringworm. ~ NV '
TWO or three bottles warranted to cure the mos
desperate case of rheumatism
& OF lonr bottles are warranted cure salt rheum
one TO three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
SaS5 OF Dyspepsia know from the experience Of thou
Cne to two bottles warranted to cure SICK heSdacbe
one - two bottles are warranted to regulate costve
One to bottles will regulate all arrangements oftba
Four bottles have cured the cases of dron
One to three bottles the worst case of no,
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lief in such an excruciang disease. y eN're
Since first discovery have from time to time add
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the Father of Medicine says at herb Of JUPITER
and in the sign Leo
Itopeneth distractions of the liver gam and spleen;
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put together cooling 1t when too hot and warming il
feeling IN the PIT OF the stomach, easeth ali pans and
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YGaled nightmare and all melancholy dreams dsnos.
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sign Leo NV sum- anu !" inc
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-27

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Leicester, Sept. q, 1860.

GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.-The Republicans of
Worcester and vicinity, who favor the election of Hon
ELI THAYER to the next Congress will hold Ratif-
cation Meeting at the City Hall, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, Sept 2Sth, commencing at O'Clock The meeting
will he addressed By the Hon ELI THAYEn and other
speakers The members of all parties are invited TO
attend DIT 500