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-" e are having a fine rain this, (Thurs-
day. morning. 1t is very much needed.
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" thNtNfN
The Convention called to orler, and the
object, Of the Convention stated.
Tn motion Of \ F. prinkwater. com
mittcc Of thrcc. consisting Of the following
Gentlemen. waS appointed by the chair 10 ne
elivc. sort and count the votes for eaadi-
date for Sheriff Drinkwater of Ellsworth.
Abbott Of Ga>tine. and Hi Of Gaala-bor9'
The committee reported that whole num-
Der cast = necessary for choice 40, |.
H. Thomas had Is, Hatch Macomlcr :, S
X. Dcycreux l, Joseph Door |.
On motion of 5. 7. Brown. Eeq the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed commit
tee to receive, sort and count the votes for
Treasurer Brown Of orland. Grant Of Ells-
worth. and Wardwcll Of Bueksport
The committee reported the whole number
Of votes cast for Treasurer t. he sS y X
Sawyer had -, ). WATSON 10. J. W Davis
,, l. H. Hartman l, y. 7. White !, l. H.
Thomas /,
On motion Of Woodnan Of Bueksrert
the committee 10 receive the votes for Sheriff
he the committee to receive, sort and count
the votes for Judge of Probate The COM
mittcc reported that the whole nnmber Of
votes are - of which Parker Tuck had
/ 20. T. {. Wo9dman =. \. F. Drinkwatcr /
On notion, Nilliken OF Hancock, Sargent
of S.igwick, and IIinckley Oh Bluchill, were
7 4
count the votes for Register Of Pr5tato.-
The committee reported Whole number Of
votes to Re -. y \. Bartlett had -, q.
B. Trott a, +. 5. Wardwell 5, Augustus
Stevens i, j. {. Ghileott ;!
On motion of Ircyctt of Trenton, Trcyctt
OF Trenton, Grindlc of Pen5bscot. and Drink
water Of Ellsworth, were appointed com
mittee to receive. sort and count the yotcr
for County Commissioner, who subsequently
reported the whole number 10 te -. W.
F. Spoh,rl had ii, r. e. ". Dodge II.
John Bridges | :. 7. Dannell John West |.
On motion, Pearl of Delham, Walker Of
+ Orland, and Thomas of Eden, were appoint
81 u committee to receive, sort and count the
votes for Senator from the Western part of
the county, who reported that the whole
nu..s,her Of votes were =. John Bridges had
-. \. ?. Emerson 81, John W. >-,.a1"v l,
JOS ?. Thomas l.
On motion, the same committee was APP
pointed to receive, sort and count the votes
for Senator from the Eastern part Of the
county who reported the whole number Of
votes to be 5. J. NJ Noyes had 81. John
West -. y. 7. Emerson l.
On motion Of Andrew Peters Of Ellsworth
a County Committee of five be appointed
by the Chair, for the ensuing year, aud the
Chair appointed the following gentlemen as
the committee Albert NJ, Hopkins Of Els
worth, Nathan Walker Of Orland, ABRAHAM
Richardson Of fremont, 5. h Dcyerenx of
Castinc, VIM NJ, Perkins Of Penoiecot.
The committee ON a basis for call for flu
turc Conventions reported the following -
Every town and plantation in the county
one delegate. every town or plantation cast
Ing 10 Republican votes delegates, casting
80 Republican votes 3 DELEGATES and for
every additional ID Republican votes aiii-
tional delegate. When the fractional part
Of 81 Is over ane-Aalf, delegate addit, nal,
where the town has not more than dele
gates without the additional one for the frac-
lion. This basis 10 be upon the next prior
=
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Census

f. (. BAnsoS, Secretary.
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ICAIE NOT WHETHER SLAVERY Is Yar
Ed Up, OR VOTED DlWN.-S;eiicu 4 BIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

conscious of that hidden treasure which gilds
and brighteHs our earthly existence And
then, again, compare our condition with that
of our first parents, when they had "notice to
quit from the Great Landlord, and hrst COM
menced housekeeping on their own account.
Their wardrobe was extremely limited, and
I've no doubt Eve would have been very
thankful for ninepenny calico, and Adam would
not have so scorned good satinet, even though
the cut of the garments had been q few days
old. For however rural fig leaf suit may
appear, 1t is not exactly adapted for general
use, especially with the thermometer at zero
And don't think q lady of your weight in the
community would appear to advantage in that
primitive style of dress.'
Perseverance =" exclaimed my wife, as she
colored with Indignation at the idea, and laid
down the last of the stockings preparatory to
seeking her nightly dress.
She never calls me perseverance" except
when she is astonished or indignant; and /
knew by the tone of her voice that it would be
useless to pursue the subject at present. So,
winding up my argument and the little wood
clock that graces our mantle, addressed my
self to slumber, while that murmured aspira-
tion fell on the midnight air from my wife's half
opened lips
"Oh dear wish were rich,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

SERNos.-One morning Nasser- -Eddyn.
Efendi sscended to his pulpit to preach, and
addressing his hearers, said:
80, believers! know ye what am going to
talk about" '. .-.
They replied, that they did not
We'll, then," rejoined he, " since you do
not know, do you suppose that am going to
tell you?
Another morning he again appeared in the
pulpit, and said:
80, believers! know ye not what am go.
ing to tell your
They replied they did
If you know it, them" said he, 4" need
not tell it to YOU" and descended from the
pulpit, and went his way.
His auditors, puzzled what to do, at length
agreed that, if he again made his appearance,
some Of them would say that they knew, 9TH
ers that they did not
And again Nasser-Eddyn-E Efendi mounted
into the pulpit, and said :.
20, Mussulmans. know ye what am going
to say to you?n
10 Which h some replied, I'VE know" 9TH
Good?" returned he; "let those who know
tell those who do not'' II"
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Table Manners.

Many gentlemen Of education and culture
have experienced the sad feeling of having
wives or children come to the table, only to
fret and growl, and complain, and sulk. 1t is
horrible to think of. And yet it may be pre-
sumed that the happiness of quite as excellent
husbands who come to the table with terrible
dignity, or with selfshness so predominant
that it places every body else and everything
under tribute to its supreme qualification; mo-
roseness stamped on every feature; belittling
querulousness in every uttered sentence. Here
ono comes now as stately as a turkey cock, as
cross as a bear, and as rough as corn-cob
He speaks in short, crusty words; the innocent
prattle Of his children is an apparent torture
to him; there must not be a awhimper or a whis-
per, for he is poring over a newspaper, or in
the midst OF some plan or project for gain or
fame. His very presence is felt as a cloud, an
incubus, an iceberg; and there is only glad
ness when he Is gone; it is then only that the
sunshine of family affection and love comes
out, and flial and motherly sympathies swell
up from loving hearts.
To meet at the breakfast table, father mo-
ther, children, all we'll ought to be a happi.
ness to any heart; it should Be u source of hum
bic gratitude, and should wake up the warm
est feelings of our nature. Shame upon the
contemplate and low-bred cur, whether parent
or child, that can ever come TO the breakfast
table, where all the family have met in health,
only to frown, whine, and growl, and fret I!
lt Is prtna fdcte evidence of q mean, and
groveling, and selfish, and degraded nature.
whencesoever the churl may have sprung. Nor
IS 1t less reprehensible to make such exhibitions
at the tes-table; for before the morning comes,
some OF the little circle may be stricken with
some deadly disease, to gather around that
table not again forever! Children in good
health, if left to themselves at the table. be-
come, after q few mOuthsful garruIous and
noisy; but if within at all reasonable or bear
able bounds, il is better to let them alone;
they eat less, because they do not eat so rap
idly as If compelled to keep silent, while the
very exhileratiOn of spirits quiekens the circu-
lation of the vital fluids, and energizes diges.
tion and assimilation.
The extremes of society curiously meet in
this regard. The tables of the rich and the
mobiles of England are models of mirth, wit and
bonhommie; it takes hours to get through re-
past, and they live long. If any body will look
In upon the negroes of a well-to-do family In
Kentucky, while at their meals, they cannot
but be impressed with the perfect abandon of
their jabber, cachinatiOn and mirth; it seems
as IT they could talk all day, and they live
long. 1t follows then, that at the family table
all should meet and do it habitually, to make
common interchange of high bred courtesies,
Of warm affections, of cheering mirthfulness,
and that generosity Of nature, which lifts us
above the brutes which perish, promotive as
these things are of good digestion, high health,
and long life.
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A MRS. WINSLOW, TO .s... |
AN Exper!en ed Nurse and Female Physioiar,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
500 THING SYRUP.
MRS. WINSLOV


H.. a a. ay i.sni!,.. h' II:s... :f t''.hns y .s..
rAiN ana sPasmsdie action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
pspshu spsn IT, msthsrs, will give to ysurssvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YO Or INFANTS
Pat up aud sold this article for ten ysars and
s1r IN coHFIDINcI fRurH Of it, what vs have
M'disIn.-Hlv.n MRs. sgs IT "a @yrIrp, G. n
I.cr cvaI, WINSLOW'S vh.n am,lr v,.d.
s:s:, ,.,,,s,e., da y: ln.. SOOTHING iO:.ne. d
q: q. =: s:.;T,sy all SYRUP, d.lsht.d viii
highsst Of ricaI sfscu and
virtues We spsak In ;bis matter 'wHAT VI DO Know, )"
fIoN FOE rHs FULFfLMENT OF WHAT WE aRRI u.
CLARE In Almsst svsry instance where infant
uE from pain and exhaustion, rssf will found In
sItvsnty minetss after the syrup aoministsrsd.
This vaua Die the prsscripnsu Of ths
NEST nxf BRIIuCRD and sHILFUL NURSES in Nav Eng
aad, and has been sssd With rRvRRFALING sUccBss s
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net sny relieves the child rsm pain, rsrass ii
stomach and sswss eerrsea aeldity, and Givss and
energy to the vhss system will slmsst relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoL1c,
and sv'Ieons esavulsi.n. which, act speedily r.msdsd
ASpsusnsTRrs. FOR ssT" ss s! .ns 1osIn sns1
In all sa,.s st DIs.l CHILDREN ,rrIaT and DI1I
:ri.:. ,..n ...Sinc a TEETHINa Dsns; .h.A:s >,
We would say every meJnsr Who has child ,uf-
roUs rRIJUDIcls, NoR IHf rREjUDICrs Is OF orHEas
sURl-y., ABsoLurRLY sURR-te follow the use Of Ii .
nsdicins, il tirsly ussd. Full dire rsine will
ssmPany sasn bottle None genuine anlss the facsimile
CuRrla PERKINS Nsv Yorh, 10 en- the sstsds vsspps
ecId BY Druggists threuy yhost tbs vsfd.
Principal 06cs, Ne. - Cedar sussLk.Y
Price solv IS Cents Der Bstns &c lI-dAvitY
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before IL ocrook m; otherwise they may not appear
until the next day. .s- 4
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


The only safe and certain for Cancers Piles Tu
mors, swsllings and Bronehie Cotre, Parsyss Nsu
ragis Weakness Of the Muscles Chronic
Rhe amat.m suhnsss Of the J0in Contracted Musss
Ligamen, Earaehe Toothache Bruises eprsins Fresh
Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, Fevsr soet Caked Breast Sore
Nipples Burns, Scald Sore Throat
pain, difference how severe long the diseass
have existed, McLEANs CELEBRATED LINIMENT Is
q certain remedy.
Thoussads Of human beings have been saved life Of dis
erspude snd misery BY the Of this remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost nsousy and will clean,
purify and heal the fouiss
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
mcLEANS CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the only safe
and reliable remedy for ths Of SPAWN,
Windgals Splins. Unns tural Lumps Nodes svslngs
l. never filled to cure Big Head Ponevil, FstulA, od
Runnng Sores, or sveeny " properly applied. fOr
hprsns Brmsss Scratches, Cracked Hees Chas, Saddle
Collar Gas Gus, Sores, Wounds, infAllibs
remedy. Apply directed and certain every
instance.
Then rfe longer with the many worthless Linnsnts
offered TO you. Obtsin supply Of DR. McLEANs CELE-
BRATED LINiMENT Il .il you-
.,... J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sta, st Louis, Mo-
CHARLES SrOTr, s7s Pa. sv, sole agent IN Washlng-
toni r.. Q. T. CISSEL, Georgetovn. se2fDkWly
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEAIER
" OF GAS METERS

w l8.l0
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT. asTes.
soly TO the PROVISIONS of the ordinance Of the Cor
poranon approved May ~, 1850, the undersS ed in
nov prepared, 'whensyer rs1uired in writiss, and
on pre- payment ofthe fee of fifty oents to inseect,
examlns test prove, and ASCERTAIN the soouracy of
Tssiststlon OF any gas meter in use in this oity
EvSry meter, nfound incorrect, will be condemned
set IN i.s place; If proved 70 be accurate in It's
and sssip put IN Sositioa for use.
once Ne. $40 Seventh street. (nsar Odd Fell
,CHARLEs w. .CUNNfNGhAM. -
u Bu Inspector and SeAler of Gas Meters.
nUR STOCK is ALWAYS COMPLETE OF
sgualed PIANO F0RTE-, embracing .6~0
essr, Ee, style scale and finish, at pricssVvNvy
d iS5 new Si The hsys bssn awarded %
"a the United States for the superiority of their
Pianos over other makers. Their Pianos are
better their Prices Is low, their terms of A
easy fre disco for Dash greater than any 9th
seH 306 Pa. sv., bet 9Th and ioth sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06
N o T / c E!

HAfS and BGOTS st r9satiy iviIIqs Is
duced prices for cash is in successful
operation Just received full supply of the latest
6nest Hat $3.50; first rate Hat s3; and very
good ashio. able Hat S2 So All of the latest sty les
am constantly supplied with very large stock of
those fine DRESS BOOTS at eS7Swhichl have
best quail ty of Patent leather G TIERS at as 81
Fine French Cslfskin Caters from 80 TO 81 So
Terms cash no extra charge in order to offs set
bad debts ANTHONY, Agent for the Manufac-
turerk, Seventh street, second hat store from the
corner, opposite Avenue House, No. $40, -
aa Ia SIM -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE.
N1RS. CECILIA YOUNG Has the honor to an
n0un2e the removal of her Vocal Institute to No.
ne 2-eOlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

f'NE fiANos FOR RENT OK SALE,
Masic reoeived tri- weekly. at Eit.fs,H
~ 1ssodsons and other Instruments for rent, et
W. ELLlYH.
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II X AN CTS HARP PER,
FAMILY GR6ceEE!EEev 6bceEE!Ee vossESbDA sNh tprn sro, r,

,Corxsr af Nesg York acssss aad TsstS ssysef,
may De In want Of any article in the above line HIS
endeavors shall be 20 please, and BY strict atten-
share Of their patronage. : : - '"','
His took consists OF every article usually to be
ssSona s,o1 In hrst-ciass Family Grocery and Feed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

IL, 900 6HAItHk 6SHAtHk3SS eSS,fe feHtA1MMtPA6NE tA1MMtPHA AND
ne attention Of the public TO our large and wei 20
vSics ssoeE o. ChsmpaEne aud Crab Apple Cider,
soid on Reasonable terrns IA order to make room
ioi ouf spfins stock. Give MS Q call At the 60
f.. No. 81 Vnaon S4ssa stostst!ss st sss,g, gslSt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06
WOOD AND COAL.
GEORGE PAGE, Agent.

-" HICKORY AND OAK PLANK or TIM
pER Sot any slzs OF dimensions AWED, POSTS
shortest notice
Dr small jobs Of BLAcKsMITHING prompt
ly executed, as above se2u
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ssy Of any orHHS
Has IT FAILBD, III
STANCE TO H.
vhsn timely ussd.
an iDstanes Of dis-
sns vhs used IL. On
delighted With its
llnan in farrna IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

never bssn able to
Msdicins-NDyRH
q SIN Q L = In
r1cr a BR =,
Never did vs hnsv
satisfaction BY any
the esntrsry, all ars
or KRATIONs, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06
EDUCATIONAL.
"A tWtsHIeoros BUILDING
Pa lvssHs, Cornsv 0 Sscenfk Sf-x<f
PRIVATE lssTRySIIoss Ia FBkscH ASp SrAs,.u.

T FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daag hters TO re
oeive thorough and ~ stematIc educauon vher,
their physical tra ming viii receive daily and specla
attention, under the most approved 81 stem OF Cas
thenlcS and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited q
visit the Union Female AcAdemy corner Fopr
teenth St and New York ay
au SD-6 Prtnein.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

r .Vh ny oooE Wuo 70 appreciate the
iuii force OF my reasoning, (she is little slow
a. ngures, and when she had time to turn the
whole subject in her mind, I asked: 80
what have you to say to that7'
All have to say to that" replied nv wife,
rs, 1 Woul dn't advise You to set up a carriage
on On tne strong sh Of your property And if l
thought We W OF worth q quarter of that sam
4 .ouion mend such . looking stocking as
TINS Saying which she held up the stocfin,
Oh our eldest girl, minus the heel and thirds
OF the toe, with large rent near the tor of
the leg. land then look at that, and that and
that, she continued, as she succ cessi yelv nre-
sented Tor inspection the various article. vb;cb
constituted the juv emile wardrobe: and + mn.t
confess that, seen through that medium NV
imposing array Of figures seemed sca raelv ls-sss
enough to ill one OF the smallest rents srna,ss
the multitude. Still I fondly hoped that nv
calculations had tendency to raise INV vifss.
spirits, and was unwilling that she shoulS
sink back into that slough Of darnine needles
AID yarn. So continued the subject -
Clothes, my dear, especially in the case of
children, are q mere matter Of form, a blind
adherence TO the customs of society. Ifit cost
more to wear shreds and patches than whole
garments-if rents and rips could be rendered
fashionable, all the world would be out at ell
bows. Bat though society turns up its nose at
last years fashions-thoughl love looks askancs
az seedy lover, and even the church puts its
pan ON the thresdbare coat, you and can Jog
On our way regardless Of frowns and faEors,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
THE LATEST NEWS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Vanderbilt Captain Lefevre, did
not 60 to sea yesterday, in consequence of the
heavy swell on the bar, Captain l.. deeming il i'm.
prudent to cross on q falling tide. She will pro-
ceei on her voyage at ten o'clock this forenoon.
We shall send our latest edition, containing
news to four o'clock this morning by the ",
thus giving Europe one day later American intel.
iigence. She will reach England before the
squadron, which left Portland yesterday a.
ternoon with the Prince of Wales aad suite,
viii arrive in England. The news of the de-
parture Of the royal fleet, and of the completion OF
the trump hal tour of the Prince through the United
States, will thus be known in England two or three
days in advance of the appearance of the squadron
of Plymouth, where it is to be met by the Channel
squadron.
The Vanderbilt will arrive at Southampton on
the 3oth instant. The Duke Of Newcastle promised
10 return to England with the Prince on the first OF
November. lie viii probably arrive at home on
the "a or Sd of that month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
City Iateiliaones.

FIRE IN BowxaY Between three and four O'Clock
on Saturday morning q Ore discovered 90 the nns
floor OF the building No a5s Bo~ery in the pre- n,cs Of
J. W. Willard Co, manufacturers OF dasuerreotype
cases Loss about $500 Insured for $500 In the HAm
ton lnturance Company The fourth floor occupied By
J, Hopstap, Manufacturer o, clothing; loss abor.
81 t0o on sewing mEchines and stock; insured 500
sewing machines AMI fixtures In the Williamsburg
City 81 SEQ on clothing in the Hamilton Insursrcs
Company. The third door Is occupied By David Rich
upholsterer; damage BY water about $40; 90 nsur.
porter OF linens damage about s2s Insured for IS 900
IN Aecharcs and Traders and Brooklyn Compa
sss Tie s,Oss no.r occupied BY L.cssy xaq.inn
insured for COO n the Market and Stuyveeaat Insur
srce G panes The brildrg 10 ownei by Thomas Wal.
den II IS damaged about $500. Insured s2ne eight
damsge by water dane 10 the stock Of clothing o.
VOL Cohn No 3S2i{ rsaret for ~ 600 = the Excelsior
Insurance Company The origin a the hre u unknown
Al present rnser Investigation BY the Fire Marshal
Fus y GSSEs-tca sIsxr Shortly amer nine o'clock
last rst, are broke oct IN the uiasfs abos rSSnl
& Meyer, On the second door Of No I59 ereen-ica
street, Al tie time the are vas discovered the family
we're sbort retring 70 bst, and had s,me dfcuiiy ia
uskDg Their sscape The Ore s surpose1 to have er,x.
su'hsd ire totre second aoor burned The da-
mage 70 VI Meyers stock sad furniture vii amount 70
aoout " 0c, injured fer 80 eco IA the Hamilton rnsu
rsnee Company The arst DOOR occupied By l. Tau.
chenbruch dealer 10 segsrs and loSc ~ stock damaged
about $500 BY water rsu-sd FOR 90 800 the Brooklyn
Attor and st Nchoss Insurance Companies The stock
r cry scots u No 1871, Owned by solomon Lewis vu
tamsgei about $500 by water assured FOR 81 POO in
Merchants Insurance Company samuel Rosener, boo,
and shse dealer occupant Of No 49, sustained about $50
csuase BY water; 20 insurance The buildings are
osn,d by O 4 On. 1hsy are damaged abOr, sroe;
said TO be insured.
ooscrsT hosr DsSsvEso Cu,Rrrr The society Of
s. Vincent De Pauls which Tor s sole obec, the
eva,ion o. suffering among the poor Aat fsrd@s hollis
IL fourth annual festival ct tie CITY Assembly Rooms,
4ss Broadway, ns ca Monday NEXT ani contau
by our cixe1s