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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

TUST RECEIVED THIS Day
Prescotes Phillip, the 2nl Al
Prescotts Conquest Of Peru; Prescott's Fer.
diuand and Isabella; Prescotts Conquest
OF Mexico.
Whites History Of France.
Neils History OF Minnesota;
Hallam's Constitutional History.
Lewes Biographical History Of Philoso-
ply.
The rise of the Dutch Republic, by Motley.
History Of Napoleon Bonaparte, by Abbott.
Abbotts French Revolution.
Abbotts Empire Of Austria.
Abbotts Empire of Russia. s
Everetts Orations and Speeches.
Bacon's Essays.
Literature and Literary Men Of Great Brit
ain and Ireland.
Oluskey's Political Text Book.
Hallam's Literature.
Plutarchs Lives.
History of Prostitution.
Livingston's Travels in South Africa.
APpletons CycloPedia Of Biography.
Z" Drawing,
Brazil and the Brazilians
Figi aud the Figians.
Ds.-t-ia c--.I"iey "a Con6ieSs'
burton Cyclopedla ot Wit and humor.
uoousich u Sritlsh Eloquenee'
"a menolTs OF NaPoieon ana his Oourt
MeSauiey Essays.
bancroft g Literary and Historical Miscel-
lanies'
Hapoieon at 81 Helena .......
hurtzs sacred History.
nnmes History OF England.
i,. Dlcken orks complete. ~ N.
Sarte history oil the United States.
Eiiotts Debates on the Federal Constitu'
NJ tlon;
Montaignes works.
Lives OF the Chief Justices
Waverly Novels.
Darley's illustrated Ooopers Novels. PA
woodbury. writings, t3 MI u
Cromwell Letters and Speeches.
Janus Letters. tl
evenings at the Microscope, -
Inc WORKS OF LORD Ohesterheid'
Boswells Lille OF Johnston.
Marshalls Washington.
a., IA ~, - fpfsI
DDayaru luylor travels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05
More Physicians, Testimony.

BY " W Stewart, ] W Dietrich and An.
grew h"eiz, Dayton, II Jackson, Chamber g.,
o9 G, a Maxwell, Centreville Geo L Beyers
M,iamisbgrg. W II Nrgley. Germantown. P B
; > aEsr Farmersville. Perry Marker. Liberty,
Z MegeTs' New Lebanon, David Dish. Auity,
Caker, Bro & Co Phillipsbure, Fhy 4 Stocks
lager, Union, Geo Shovel Little York, Philip
GGsrt, Slringrowp, u X Pf5utz. Post Town,
Turner Heverlng Salem. mhI9-iyd6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

timely use OF some proper remedy g
DIR. HAAS BALsAM strikes NJ the root Of the
disease at once, and such Is its speedy effect
that any one using u freely according 10 de
rections for twenty -four or forty-eight hours,
and not entirely. satisfied with its merits,
may return II and receive back their money.
The most distressing cough is frequently re-
lieved by q eingle dose, and broken up IN A
few hours time. The afflicted do not have
TO take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not,
The public have been imposed upon by
remedies recommended by certifcateswhch
have always originated from some unknown
source. We believe that medicine possess-
ing real merits will effect cures wherever n
Is used, at home as we'll "a abroad. This IL
no paregoric preparation, but one which il /.
used in season will save the lives Of thou-. {,
II hos effected cures in numerous casas.
whore the most skillnl physicians in this
country and in Europe have been employed.
and have exercised their skin in vain. dases
which they have pronounced incufable, and
surrendered as hopeless beyond doubt,
leaving the patients without a single raw 10
enliYen them in their gloom, have been cured
by DR.. Hall's Balsam, and the evictims Of
consumption" arc now vigorous and strong
as the most robust among us. And these
cases are not isolated ones they are numer-
Gus, and can be pointed Out in every COM
munity where this most unrivaled remedy
has been tested tr.e
Be slow, then, TO believe the oft-ropeated
story about the lungs being gone; or rather
let no such apprehension induce You 10 give
up. Act upon the principle that while there
ls life there is hope. You can never bc so low
that you may not trust, humanity speaking,
N Halls Balsam. More than one, nay, hun. .
ireds has IL brought almost from death 10
liie, when all else had ihiled. Give, then,
-hls powerful but harmless remedy trial.
Call on the agent and get pamphlet eratia.
me treatise on consumption alone Is worth
he price for the medicine. You will find cer y
iicates of physicians in Cincinnati, and of
'thers whose cures have been effected here al
lome, where they can be found.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
: Dr. W; w. STEWART WALTERS & KEIso.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

man named Geo. Worcester, committed sui
eide, about four miles north of Elkhart, Ind, on
Thursday last, by hanging himself to a tree
Family difficulties is supposed TO have induced him
to take this desperate step.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05
d. HEINZ & Bros.

ANtEL HEINZ LEWIS HEINZ. JACOB HEINZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
The County Fair.

1t will be but a few days before this annu-
Al gathering of the farmers anI mechanics of
Hancock County, will be upon us. claiming
from US all, something to be added to the
general stock, 50 that these Exhibitions shall
be a trus representation Of the present Agri-
cultural and Mechanical interests Of the
county. 1t is to be hoped, and i; is certain
ly expected, that the prosperous and careful
flFiper, as well as che skilul and expert me-
chanie, viii not fail to be there, with the
best specimens Of his hFm productions, and
Of his handi-work
Aside from the advantage to be derived
from an exhibition Of the articles exyeeted t.
be presented at such times, there are social
advantages to be derived which Ehoall be t;l-
ken into the account. We do not have halt
social gatherings enough, We keep too dis
tant. too much at arms length. and hence
remain comparative strangers, and As it were
u.ssoeia! and unbending.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
Eight to Sixteen.

Lord Shaitsbury recently stated in
public meeting in London. that from per-
sona observation he had asccrtaincd that
Of the adult male criminals OF that city,
nearly all had fallen into course Of
crime between the ages of eight and six
teen years; and that if Il young man lived
an honest life up to twenty years of age.
there We're torty-nine chances in his favor.
and only one against HIM, rs to an. honor
able life thereafter
Thus is it in the physical world
Half of all who are born. die under TWEEN
~ years of age, while four fi.ths of all
who reach that age, and die before annth-
er score, owe their deaths To causes Of
disease which were originated in their
secns. On careful inquiry. it will be
asoertaiped that in nearly all eases, the
cause OF moral and premature physical
death are pretty much one and the same,
and are laid between the ayes Of eight
and sixteen years. This is Il fact of
startling import to fathers and nethers
and shows fearful responsibility.
Certainly a parent should secure and
retain and exercise absolute control over
the child until sixteen; it cannot be DIFF
fcult matter to do this, except in very
rare eases, aud it that control Is not wise
ly and efficiently exercised, it must be
the parents fault it is owing to paren.
tnl neglect or remissness.
Hence the real source Of ninety-eirht
per cent. of the crime ola country such Il,
England or the United States, lies at tho
door of the parents. 1t is a fearful
reflection; we throw it before the mind,
Il the fathers anl mothers of ON
land, and there leave it, to be thought o
in wisdom, remarking only as to the earl,
seeds of bodily disease, that they ar,
near y in every case sown between sun
down and bedtime, in absence from tn,
family circle, in the supply Of spendiu.
money never earned by the spendcr, open
Ing the doors of couGeetionaries ana sol
fountains Of beer and tobacco and wine
ct the circus, the negro minstrel, the res
iaurant and the dance then follow tn
Sunday excursion, the Sunday drive, wit
the easy transition to the gates of social
physical and moralr ruin. From eight L
sixteen! la these few years are the des
TIMES Of children fixed in forty-nine ca
SEES out Of fifty, fixed by the parent, lie
every fither and mother vow: B
Gods help I'll fix my darling's destiu
for good by making home more attraetiy
chan the street.-Df Hal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

How ruE iRta SGrlrs.-The Arab
upon hl. atlays, a Kind Of loose mantle
II eamft', hair, without sleeves white.
blue ~ rel according 10 the taste Of the
wearvr-rgd however. being the prevail.
iug color H., only prccaution in the
pisli-eear Is, - cover the head from the
chilly dow. AMI TIL iniurieu. influence OF
the moon. Rolicl up ia hi. a55aye he
sleeps hshlly on che saul, waking an AZ
the slightest noi.e. The Arab Of the
Marc county never lies face downward,
considering il all in-...t tothe ffmanen,
to turn One hack uIoa Il
1t night when not a star + twinkling
in the Ky, the Arab will tell you TIN time
by the temperature Of tle sanl. and the
locality BY the TASTE # it: while, by the
increasing Yer,lare Of tue herbsgc. he can
tell the proximity II water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

BARNEY Cocoa C,sToRlNF.-A Relc and
Splendid Compound for ne liar. This clcsant
toilet preparation, just introduced by Barney
possesses virtues that are sure TO place it in
the front rank for the preservation and leau-
tifying the hair.
As it name indicates, it i composed Of
the cocoa-nut and castor OLE, sufficiently e5ui-
hined in such manner a. 10 realize the tc>t
effects Of both The cocoa nut and castor
lils are the two h.st ingredients ever diseoy-
cred for the human hair.
Mr. Barney reputation as chemist and
pcrfumcr is a sure guarantee that this arti-
Gle is really an important Discovery,
The bottles are very large-the quantity
greatcr-the quality Jtter than any hair OF
nov used Mr.. Barney recommends it a,
the cheapest, cleanest aud bcst hair dressing
IN Europe a. America
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

Ma Error The sham democracy Of
Amherst hate rna1e their last icsPerate strug-
gle. Pretions 10 the election some Of the ar
dent and hopeful ones purchased Douglas
and johnson flag and threw il to the breeze.
That flag was to sive them. and was the FORE
runner OF n victory. This inyineible party
were to come down on the Republicans like
the rushing of a mighty wind. But our
friends reserved their FIRE, and their glorying
till after the battle. When the vote was de-
clarcd, these boastGul false prophets seemed
to be perfectly dumbfoundcd. They were
SPECIFICS and disappointed, and marched
home, we hope, wiser men and better poll
ticians. Some other physician must heal or
they die WIDE AWAKE.
AFTER ELECTION, the Cd day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LITERARY ISrELmCEScE.-The last war in
the literary world arose from battle OF
words. Worcester seems to he in the ascend
ant, and the question settled without loss of
blood or material injury to the injured par
ty. At present, We notice a contest between
the grammarans of the day. Many of our
readers will he glad to know that the patrons
of the veteran hurry are endeasoring to
raise his standard from the worm eaten
shelves Of antiquity, that he may again stand
pre-cminent and snrrlant the gigantic Goold
Brown, Prince and Gencralissimo oil Or.
biography, Etymolosy. syntax and prosody.
We are informed that the publishers =
agent, will place few copies in the hands Of
some OF our literary citizens for examination
THE On FsRAER's ALMANAC for 1861 by
Robert T. Thomas, has been received from
the publishers, Mcssrs. Swan, Brewer & Tile
sten, Boston We need not say word in
favor of this Indispensable little book 1t
will in due time he for sale by our bookscl-
LEI, Moses Hale.
PgrR>RN A,aszIxf for October is re-
ceiycd. 1t is a good number Moses Hale
has it.
HerrR,s Msc,zt>s far oLtulcr Is On our
table fall Of good thing, Is usual Me>,s
Hale has it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

Tmaims ors,rrox. Mr.. Calvin CIey,-
land ui biumheli submitted T. = terrible ep-
sratian Al Augusta on Thursday Let II
Sas ne - than the removal Of part of the
andfr laS, About year henes she had an
OPERATION I-rt tfa~i upon IL, i1r the disease
asllHi tisffasaffsaa. This disease upon a
human Nv c'rrsspand. u What Is called :,
suli, which apfeafs, Sometimes, ON the
avs Il cattle The inst opsratipn did not
remove the di.-asa, and lately It bad becomr
- fliniui aud dangerous that It va thought
'-~i @ have the Jaw removed she accord
tnsiy sect with Ter physician. Dr Nilher.
o. As-u-ta ~ Thursday last. whore Dr. Hill
.-sist.-i hy Dr. Milber perf1Jmsl the oper-
alton - NaRhegaH n graph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

The Baltimore correspondent Of the
World iayors US with whit he considers r.
liable information in regard TO Mr.. Buchan-
ans opinions Of the POLITICAL caus,l.s. lie
says:
= i have it from a gentleman who j. near
er the presidential chair than any Other per-
son, perhaps, in the country, that the Prcsi-
dent Is perfectly satisfied with Mr.. Lincoln :
election, and treats it II an fat aeeomPh. lie
is not distressed at the catastrophe that has
oyertaken the Democratic party, or rather
the men who forced him into the k.lnsis IL
compton gull. rs to the threats Of disunion,
he laughs at them as the merest moonshinc.
lie regards the attempts at fusion in your
State as the effort of a blacksmith who should
try to well. two pieces Of c9ld iron.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

Ellfv aFih-lsts1 int. bv Ret. W Il nayis. NJ.
jasper ffaasr l. Miss Atby Merrill. l.ltA Of bed.
BAN
seis~ick-Ssp'. lstb, h. Ro, 7. j. +. lfou.e.
Mt. joel , ioans, d Trenton, to Miss hgeh !.
Higgins II iif.akiln.
bsneer-llih inst. Mr.. !. " Lev. Of Lincoln.
70 Niss Martha a. Gttscy 81 EtrHet
taiai 18th iusi, Mr.. h. II. sawyer to Miss
tddie naren. both OF {.
lialnIsicn-sth int, by Rev J. n Mason. Nj
solomon J. Gray ef Ell,uofth, to Mia Frances ;.
Greene 4 licfmeB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

After time, We expect 60 zee these Fairs
initiate more q SLY the same Kind of meet
ing- in the old countrics--beeone market
day., bringing together the buyer and seller.
To some extent this Is the case now aud il
there Is not much exchange products, it Is
the means Of making known, where the best
stock can he had and who pays the mus, at
icntiun 20 the important subject of stock
raising. Of coarse. II farmer wishes to
improve tbs stock on his farm. be here learns
whrre 70 g to purchase - Of any thing
else. Ii Is Kind uf Advertisement of ones
business. Of his skill, oI bis experience, Of bis
thrift aud prs mt Attachments.
These fairs stimulate cxcrtion in the right
direction. making all sensible, that there i
-umetbiug set l. 'r done, and the mex, scason
Will witness an improvement In the spriu.
something = planted iar the far. or some
y"nng stock j. reared with special aim to
sending It b be exhibited. II qaickens the
fntel'ect Of the mechanic. and be. ,heuccfar.
wsr'l strives SIR ,bc completion Il a rnr,lel OF
spme uew invention, or the production ol
<.sme old unr IN an entire new style AMI finish
The extra Efforts which ar now sometimes
mad - draw crowd. will spou su'eidc.
AMI sivf place inore -.,ier features. Thc-r
festivals viii b. characterized by the attend
an,r Of the lsr' citizens, and by tie rational
AMI analiayel pleasures which they arr cal.
eaiated IL imwtt. They vii L aud are
not nov ~ mere shows far the unthinking.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
RoBmNsroS, Sept. 18th, ls60,

Frifad Saeycr:-I see you have not given
us all the credit that belongs to us in the ~
turn of votes. Instead of "A Rep. and 81
Dem, the vote was 95 Rep, and IS Dem; a
gain of L. from last year
Can't you give us all of the discussion he
tween Mcssrs. Washhurn and Smart |
think it would lie interesting. p.N n.
1T never has bsrn published yet Ep.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
Ho! for the State Fair.

little more than week will elapse b.
f1rc the State Fair will open in Portland
We anticipate good show, and merely wish
% call the attention Of the good people OIL
Maine to the subject in order to have them
ready Be- e9me and aid in the good work -
hxhibItpns, OF Exp1stflns, rs they are called
IN Europe, have beeome throughout the civ
1lized world, the very best institutions ior
manifestng and making dent and tangible
t. the senses the true nd conditions OF
the industry Of the c.i v. They make
public In an unmistaka s4y the preaYcss
Of the arts aud the sciences, whether it be
forward or backward. They display in a
comparatively cheap hut effective manner,
the merits and the demerts Of the products
of the county. " here all the world comes
tOg Their with specimens Of their work, all
the world can see ard examine what the
world is about and what has been dome
This rule holds good in the stme rairO to
parts of The world OF 10 ercumscribcd com
inunilies as to the whole.
The only complaint that we bear this year
as indicating any drawback in the interest OF
the Show is among the cattle holders, on ac-
count Of the drouth that has prevailed during
the greater part of the season. and the con
saqHent leanncss Of cattle as Il general thing
THIS ought not to have any serious weight
with them. They are all alike il this mat
ter, and the trouble ii troublc it b., bears n
heavily upon one as another.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

-Stcamer Eagles Wing. at New B,l.
ftrI frsta Es-tpn. r,rprts ! lth inst lo mile>
~ 81 Chatham toll in With a ,c,- / bottom
uF. rluld Mt ~. her u1ne. but reported to
y. hfi- Mar lhsrcenf B4nspr. Three small
fishing vessels werc laying alongside strip
pius "a tbs copper. with which her bottom
Wa covered could not l'arn anything pt
the fate u the crrw, but they Mere probably
al bet. a. the brig wa- caI~ikrd m the gall
II Sunday. cart t. offered the services Of
The Steamer g. th1sc having the brig in
charsr, bat they deei,n.l employing him.
We arr informed that Mr. Harding. aged
a',tui - ys1r-, ct this city, Wa On board
tlis brig -r stg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

MASSACHUSETTS NuNtSATlaNs.-The Dong
lasitcs and Breckenridge men have held sep
urate State Conventions in Massachusetts -
The former have nominated f. b. Beach Of
Springfield for Goyernor,--the latter, Benj
F. Butler
The Bell and Everett mon. held e nYen-
ton on Wednesday at Worcester, aHd nomi-
na5ed Amos A. Lawrence for Governor.
The Republicans having previously nomi'
mated John A. Andrew of Boston, the four
State tickets If Massachusetts, are now com
plete That the Republicans will defeat all
three Of the other parties, either united Or
DIVIDED, we lave no doubt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

DOMESTIC pORTa

EstT TFsSToN Al :. schts Italian. Iiodekir,
BAY oi fuhdy 90 quint.l, s.b Cantero smi,b
Do; Gqnintals- II II hodsf iu.. Brardon ga
quinials. 18th, Coolidge, Hartman, Grana
banks; 500 quintals.
MAeatss.-Af :. brig Mater Witch. Jaets,n
New York; 'eh tninn, L,bbey. do; Margaret,
fehdleten, itsbor"; II, hrig Mary Capen. Sprsru.
Boston teli. Jasper. -; seh p arter, RAIN.
dell, lost"ni Is. May Hover, Richardson. DO
Zia,, Bfadbury d.
SD II, sch Nm. Pop. cribeth. Bos,on. u
ponwefih, Bradbury. d.: H. brig J. " Spencer,
tnew) spencer, Cuba IL. sch Margaret, P,ndl,.
ton. New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

Sch Adelaii, 81 Ellsworth. at Raxbury. Igtb
came into the canal caught on the bank made ~
deepening Tie channel On tho Bo.tan I'D. Al
night. kecied over. Gifted with watcr and was dam
aged tr,in S5gu l. $50 o.
Brig k"-.uth. sutton. from Msine With mar.
bound I" Ne" 1afk, Has partly rspsiGesi during
the lato gale. near The sane place Ia, AVA, s,r.
tafmast ,a ease her, and 1t - both arrhar. when
she rode out the gale, With h,ss os hsw.cr pipe,
ami main tarna.f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
The Confessions and Experience
Of "a Victim.

lsTnss4 iF ~ ieaeii and warning and eantlon
b ye'iug mrn wto Ter tfom N,ftutis De5liify Pre-
tzutsEs bteHH &c A. esnseautua- u rariy errors
ssHfagiiF a. t- same time The M,cHs of ser Cars -
~ saa - 1a TIE above cause sui irun medical i'm
lsas4Hsn 81 I.ass kerr
stHEt ti' fat-.-l fr't an receiving p1stpad en-
vsls. hesfins le .A4sess Il the applsraat Adde'S,
Aa'i'Ail VI TAR, t BEDFORD, Kings Co., New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
ea,,hwo,i. Illustrated.

A." PaFaif N'rrruYnfg- '--Br lak- * Co
snrlsi-in. Sumner "a be sat. knock nc him
i5wn ~ith a bludso5n, aud lsatins his head
e. q ny.
rlaeiIly ~ an4 icing the 10 thoroughly
stla
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21
A Friend in Need. TRY it.

Dr.. Sweets lnialhble Liniment Is prcpafcl
tf,n Ne rrsiis - hf Stephen SWeet ~ Connecticut,
he Efsst eaue ssit"r, AMI has trn used Ia his prac
rr t thF last t~eiS year, sih the astonishing
sHttTss ~ Az rNt.rual t1.eis 30 Is Wuheut rYalaRd
y i alleviate iu -Hesy than any other prctara
t4a fF al Rheumatic Afd Nervous Disorders truly
ftaihie afd euralsle f,f SORTS Wounds spfailss
BRUISES, Nf r. s',ns healias Ais powerful Strength
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