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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
ADVERTISING A RATES.

a resolution 10 raise his salary from $1,000
to $1,000 the MayorAthe Hon. SAMuEI. M.
BooTn-has vetoed t.! .lei a0 10
1t now appears probable that all Europe
will be engaged In the coming struggle, as
Russia, Turkey, France and England are
evidently preparing for war.
FLORENCE NIGnTINGALE will proceed to
the front with GARIBALDrs volunteers.
Itis estimated that $4,000 men will be in
line in New York on the Fourth of July.
At spiritual circle" the other evening
vinegary lady asked "Is the spirit of
my husband present9" when an answer
came, che is" She asked, John, are you
happy without me?" "yery happy"
"Where are you, John?" "In h-,ln 1t is
further stated that the vinegary lady
threw n lamp at the mediums head, which
had the effect of solving the problem of
squaring the circle. ai 0r
A Baltimore bank was robbed of S5O.OOO
on Monday night. The robbers escaped.
Owing to prudential reasons, the name of
the bank is not given.
u.
fused to call a special session Of the Legis-
lature to an act on the constitutional
amendments. ....,f.....
The Paris Presse says the coming war
will be brief and bloody. 80 ilt m
The lately deceased DR. Messy peforine,l-
most daring operations aud saved his pa
tients. lie first removed the entire collar
bone and shoulders of patient in 1886, and
the patient is alive at the present day: he
repeated the operation in 1915 upon gen
tleman from Sandusky, who still lives. He
operated for stone in the bladder up to
1854 forty y-nine times, with but four deaths.
He first tied both carotid arteries success
fully.
The New Albany Ledger has the most en-
couraging reports from the growing crops
in southern Indiana. The yield of the
cereals promises to be heavy.
The Franklin, Tennessee, ReUiep of the
18th says The Confederate dead from the
battle field, and for five miles about Frank
lin, have been removed and reinterred i'm
McGavock Cemetery. The number inter
red is l,4S6.
The Mayor of Columbus, Mississippi, has
appointed JEFFERSON KIRK, a colored car
penter, Mayor of Kirkyille, an African
village in the eastern part of the city.
In the United States District Court for
Southern Alabama, an Indictment for muir
der and conspiracy has been found against
G. w. GAYLE who advertised a reward for
the assassination of Mr.. LINCOLN.
The Memphis police are busy examining
negroes for concealed fire arms. Over two
hundred revolvers and single barreled ps-
tolls have been contiscated. One negro,
resisting, was put in irons and sent to Jail,
when he was released by his companions
In force, who compelled the jailor to let
him out.
A National Horse Fair will be held at
kalamazoo in October next commencing on
the I'd, and continuing for four days. The
premiums amount to $4,000. The first
trotting premium, mile heats, best three in
five, to harness, is $1,000 an additional
$1,000 being added if the time made by
Flora Temple. q: 1890 in 1859 on the Kal-
amazoo track, is beaten.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ROSE & STERN,

No. sos Third street,
zone door West Of PhGniX House)
A RE now receiving their stock of Spring and
N Summer CiOthing, embracing call the newest
and most fashionable STYLES Their stock is one of
the largest and best in the city and the goods have
been selected expressly for this market Their
assortment consists OF Goats. Pants, Vests. sum
mer suits of elegant style and finish, and general
assortment of
GentLcmens' Furnishing Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORK they can not be ex-
ccled, having engaged rs cutter, MIR. AUGUST
LOOSE, late in the employ of T.. KlOpfcr. lie Is
well known 10 the citizensof Dayton as one of the
best in his line, The quality Of their goods is un-
rivalled and their prices shall be such TO give
FULL SATISFACTION to their customers.
nay" Call aud examine our assortment before
purchasing elsewhere, and you will lind that we
SELL GOODS LOWER than those who boast so
much of low prices and then sell higher than any
body else. ap1c itf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
Wheat Prospects.
THE WHEAT cRor IN SOUTHERN MIcHrc

THE WHEAT cRoP IN SOUTHERN MICHIGAN.
From the Toledo Bladel .ifla.
Mr.. A. Van Wormer. of Washington
Township, has shown us some heads of
wheat full of the weevil, lie has about
sixteen acres Ia wheat with half an aver
age yield of straw, which Is colupletelv
destroyed by them. The crops of his neigh
bors are In "A similar condiIion.
A gentleman from this place who has
been through the north and central parts of
Michigan, reports thai the wheat erop there
is remarkably flourishing and promises an
abundant harvest.
iNfe WHEAT IN ILLINOIS.
The Warrensburg JoVrRaL of last week,
says: e .tft.
Many of the farmers have already emf
their wheat. The crop Is very fine one in
deed. While the number of acres Is moi as
great as In years gone by, the WELD
Ia much better than we have had
for years; twenty bushels TO the acre we
feel sure win be the average crop for this
entire region. '' .N
The Belleville Qll,) Adroeaie, of the aeth
inst says; i'
We learn from several OF our farmers
that the wheat crop now being harvested
is good one, the average Yield promisinO
twenty to twenty-five bushels per acre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
To CoN>I MPTIyFs.

fh~ adTrrtr-er, harinz i-sn rrstasrl b. h~ahh
- q 'e~ -eeks tY rrfs simr- rrrn--is 49,
haFinr saarrrd o. -~Teral ssrrs ~uth = severe
~ shectloa. sai thai drraf tfsrase. Coa.s..ap-
,'-'-'- aaAr,-as CD make ksosu o. kis felix's sui-
- m of curr
IT, 81 sho dr-ir~ be-. ~ -ii seni 70 crrv a ttr
rr'-rf tffspa r-ei frr~ ~ eharrr.l sth thr tr~r-
ta'aH- 60 rrrr.srtng anli u-inr The saw ~h.rh
thrf stH 81 e. sea- CuEE 80 Coxsuarrtox.
NsrHra. hEoscsfrts. Coo eHs. CONS. aad
1T Ihrest sd Lex Ad-ruons. TIE ou'v ai1rrt
~ th~ Rirerti-~r seniisr the Ff-srripfloa q. o.
t~nrt 80 sftrctsi. aai sprssd iaf1ruafiaa " hirh
10 conc-'ves 81 - iaEslu-hir tai b. ho,,-s evrrs
su1ei sr -ii try his rrueiv. a. tt al cot th~.n
a1fhfnx. ant rnsf Prove tirssirg.
fsrts~- ~tshinr ~ pr--rrirfioa. raEE. b. re-
turn sad. wti 49, alf.tr~ss
KFs EDW ARD q WILSON.
Niihsnsiurgh. Neg o. Nes Nark
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ofFoFn. fs --haari af Calrff Cana.ssi...rs
-rH.-r sess.1a t-e5. hr'f 1f slj8.fane.i
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rair rraUr
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asl ihHff aatf hfiare sarf f.1r I'll rrefrrr fa
i laf aI 1rra.af aaI arrnafsf.a-s cav
aai iaerc aIIraf saI She's cias- 81 aar fasf
a''rs Ehf o. nurr 81 saIt rrtr..rer .aoali
af .c grsaIel.
Are. t.nLkCk. CTS. rrs f,-
'rrr CO.'S .f s..I rrrr..a saf arlrf ri C.r.f
..rrfar. frrs Arlth. DIsIt. rr. f-a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
MAINE ITEMS

The masons A. lewiston have adopted
the len-hour rule
The Journai SAYS Anlroscoggia uock
has advanced "a ceuis ~ithin a fc- -ees.
The eislih Annual meeting q the Grand
Lodge Of Maine. 90 Good Tcupisr,. all
be held az BsSion. peat Tscsday. 2l,h.
senator Fcsscnleu has been sick for
some day'. bsi 's improving
Henry Bryant. Of thc frn q Bryant &
Kent Of Bangor. a. found drownci in thc
Peuob.cot "Wednesday morning lie 4.
Supposed % have accidentally fallen from
ths whhrf IN The rcar q rs store.
The Saeo Democrai states that RE .torc
oiEaoch Cousins. q KeuucJankport. ~as
brossn open on fridas night. and a large
quantity - goods stolen.
patent has been issued 20 stephen 4.
Emery and Frejeri,k 4. Prince Of Port
land. for an improved raii~ay switch. The
Portland papers say The rev switch meets
The approval Of railroad men.
Tie Journsl says Rev Mr.. MATHEWS Of
Bath Las acosP;cd The invitation % The
SPr.ag 81. Baptist church in Lewi.tou. %
become ~ pastor.
Nineteen persons uere baptized IN Ie--
is'on last Sunday. By the pastor o. the
Methodist sorisiy. a. ne learn from the
Joarnai
The kenncbec AM Androscossin papers
contain accounts o. large tcnperancc meet
ings. The people arr bccomins aroused
IN iAe natter o. stopping the uniiuited sale
q rum that has bccn gong GA for fe-
wears past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
ERRORS or YOUTH.

oeuitrr.aa ~ha saf-frl &C. ,car. ira-. N-r-
saas pvhi.fF. freuaiars nrrat. sad AL che u
tscis ai youihlui ialisrr-i ia si So the saks 90
saerrrnr hu,ntuits. sea.i fr-- ts au ~as a-rd o. .
~ rrripr aai tifs- tious c. ulakiag tae .tanp =
feanssIF D. ~aHrh DO -ss rurci. >af-rrrs - ish-
iag ta prnht g. fhr sisertfser'. ~x..eriruc~. can
O. 81 o. saifrssing JOHN a.. OGDEN
~. ~ Ckamtrrs - Nr~ Y.rk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

There are now in round Numbers. says
tie lewiston Journai. ls0o Maine troop.
yet in The Unrei STATE service. a. flIl3~s
2sth regiment infantry veteran volunteer.
Dariington. : O.; 18th REGIMENT iu'tni-y.
Chcsicrvi.ie. :. q. BATTALION l2th Maine
volunteers. (iour companies) Savannah.
Ca, 10 ba':aii3a infantry. Anderson
'9art iio1sc. "a. Ibe term OF service of
ihc latter expires he frst seek % next
month The service q tLc rcmainIcr does
rs expire until tbe last part OF neat De
ccmbcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

povctass sND BEECHrn. Frcderlck
Doogihss. uaking a speech thc other even
ing IN Brookiyn. Va induced % consider
the Rev. Hcsry Ward Beccher and some o.
hi' rcccni utierances aaectiag the rights Of
negroes 4 90 not ind fsult With Mr..
Beecher. said Frvd.. '' though 10 not a.
~ays agree nth him. remember. thar.
not many years ago. BE- declared. that. II be
could abolish slavery IN the instant. or. by
waiting twenty-five ycArs. could have q %
abolished dat 49, oycr'hro- ~ould uhollv
rebound 20 The glory % thc Chri.tisn
Church. De- -ouid prefer the latter. pre-
surnc BE- ~as eotireiy sincere IN this prefer
en-c anl yci. q ] ~crc Maryiand slave
holdcr. and Mr Becchcr we're nv slave.
and ] hal a ra~hiie. coaid take tbs opin-
900 cat 20 ban la less than halt an h5ar.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

TIE members 90 thc e9ih Maine. nov A.
Hilton Head. are represented a. very anx-
iogs % rrtarn hone. They argue that they
enlisted FOR three Years o. for The -ar. an4
nov tat Prcsideni Johnson hAs officially
ended the ar hy proclamation. ihcy De-
clare With much pcrtinencc that the req
foeni should be- mastcrnd cot TOE men
are very discoutcuiei. 4 correspondent
states that a diGcuity arose bet-cen some
persons IN tLe regiment and coi5rcd re-
imeni. resulting seriously o several Of the
colorrd regiment. Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
Whiskersi Whiskers,

D. yeu saat Wh'.kers 90 Nsu-fachesr Our
9r~rfsa 'ouapaaai Ill f1rre th-un o. gra~ oa The
s-,sssfh~-f fsc~ ur chin or halr "a h.If h..f. Ii,
- W~sks. frtce. n %. 1parka-es 60 - %.
Ssat hy us,i 10y here. closely -salr. 90 rco-ipt
20 pftrr.
Adifsss, WARNER L 60. Boz iss
ur.uakfsn y \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Hcnry q. s,anstary. of Olio. Formerly
q Nru York has been nominated o. tie
vacant Jn.tsi states Judgeship. u b.
doattill uheth-r ihc Scaate uiu ooucrm
the nomintiiou ard po.sibiy it nay pass
che House bin reiseiag che number %
Jsdges. -hcn the vacancy viu cease % sx-
BE- >fhnsbary ii T. sal ,-r.fs fle frsf -.r.
e,,sfl,s. ani earned h.s appointmcnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

The Le-istoa Joarnal states that a CIT
ifen of Durham. ~ weeks ag1. whils
intoxicated. "a 90 badly frorrn that both
hands anl both ieet reqa'rei to b- smP1-
tltei. \ brother of this sane man ~as sc-
roasiy frozen n litrPsvcii. after long
cHPos-rc. ls uas ihoagli be ~oaI also
have % submit 90 amrltA,ion u some OF
d. Eubs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

4 nNlNl-tkA IUE'- sffE Na.re bel
y hrrsHr e.frn fhaf hs F.rrar rI hrerse
'i.u .tr la.fe rf Frrtnr. g. ft'.ff f.faff.
aere aiN p ssIc hr ru.Ir sarF l.n. a' tte bee
rI ~ffuhaa T.. ffherffrl .1 llsrl.'s firsrf o..
iarI tanrfs. er Nanfsr fhe 1fh far al Nss
aetf af 20 90 "a a ". aI fHe rrsI fslsfe II
starh t.FrfFrrA a. n .a.taI lsff 90 ssli ussIa's
Grass trreHari. died srref fnf r1ssess@f g.
fhr psFu.euf "a hl. ifirs &c isrileatal ssneaaes
SID ffaI esfafe ccrsl.is af ore ffh part ~ fhr
uanrsrrad fsra sn uhrh Iaaaihan Kfntar
falaaerif rrsitrf. ed psrt ri DO a.s-ul-rs.i
Goo In salH Ifsa.n-s fr.raf
~TEPifEN q. KlWBtif. 49,.
hrrI o.. l-df
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ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH
UhedfOn'S Ointment.


40 cur,. SALT EHEUN. ULCERS. C1ut-
bLAiN~. aai ai EgTPTfON~ OF THE
SHY. FriCr 50 crafs. For ssic o., au lrus-
gisfs
o. s~ating - r~afs fa WEFk~ POTTER.
- Ag~ufs i7p " sshtagfaa street. nasfan. it
stn i- ir~srt~i hs -nsil ilrr sr p.ssfarr a., -,
part ~ fhr q sffri state.
ortai~r p. t~ss
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Bounties EQualized

SOLDlEISS. fssa 49,. ~ selis~r..l Mo 80
- listed per o. Jusr ssrh. is6s Th~ Rin -
parted 10 CosEs~--. for yoar hene "a. provide.
BoUs1N LasD asp MosHr - E,lI.~s
fer --rvice ~ thirty d.ys at - rnsrr thaa
three usoaths. % aeres - Lsnd.
20 s-rvio~ 81 > ns,ihs sod 40 sxo.~t,nr q
ssonth.. 81 scres q Lad
teT sefssc-- .xc-~ting . rnorsihs ssd 80 ~xe~~a-
iee ~ 'neath- ~ scfes 81 l-sss aad ESQ.
80 -rfftc- ssoeediag onc year az sos exceed ~
to Ne.rs ~ aer~- u Lad ss5 cleo.
l-and ssd sl0o.
Send In your Discharges az once,
o.. in The sis-eaos a Di-chsre~s uritsrn state
mat g'vtng Go. and Regt-. d.n-s Il enI.tu,~at
and Dt-ehafge. sd your spplic.tioa. Ill te rnad.
osi and tor~ar,ed % ygu c. sixaatsr-.
Receipts gisea 60 ~ Disrhnrge. .~uf - 49,.
Safs ksf-r- Hsrraafsf.
ES-Pt sces rsasns1sbie
Ne chsrge vnicss suc~e.sf.il aad 40 i~tters a
engairy (encLs-iag stsu,Jns) prosatliy as~~er-d.
Direct ID. "a. TEAGUE
q y. We Car Ara. T-r.sr. NJ
keteresces SO past .uuce-s sad respon .itilifv
"AA p-vsoss" ~ho-e eisira- BE- has ,,rs-~cufsd
ssd D. Hoa- Sidscy Petbtra. lie. L.. a. Ms~riu
hen- =. a Fsr~eh. rs
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THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
THr CEEsrrsr Fs~tLr MrptctsE % rul
Aerf

Aer'
Iakrn tatrrnalif. 81 crrrs sudlra rniis rn.s b..
etc.. seak stosaach. g~artal rrhtl.fr. rurs.rr
core uaoufh. rsukfr. hTcr camritint. ss..~n.is.
or ipiig-siioa. cranp aad pace ia the -tuuss-h
b.s~i s-unp lsiat. psiuter. collie A.ists- rhsi-rs
tiarrhera. aad tFsrnterV. ArrLtrp MIA
500. eafcs ieirns. baiis sna 90 cores. s-vrs.
turns aut sCaits. cuts. hruts-- anf sprstns s.rl-
30 lssnis. ring~orm sd tsffer. hs.ksn ir..,.f.-
Frosted tert sd chtAaasas. tooihaehe paia a. The
iacs. aTnra'ria ant fhearustisu. a. q. eos
EssEpr FoEAerE ruCuuEs FEsEn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

oHFoEp. ss.-At Caurt Of Probate 90 - h~lI
Pare. ~ifhia aai l.r the Countt of o. f.fs o.
thc tt.rt IuestaF 81 NHr.. 4. ID .f~sS
(uULOE "a. TEriIERIY. A iu,i.i.r~,r~,. ,,.
v ihe sil annsxrI on fh- e.lsf- eli ~, IA
fiokrff. irt- af Narsat. in -aIl C'ounfs lrrea-sl
hsring pr-senfea h.r haal accsrst af s..aialsfri-
ffon af the estate of saii deref.e. 60 aHss aar~.
-'~t. That ne saii ttalini-fr st'x Il 70 aot lce
o. OF p-r-ons iafrrc-fed by causiss cops 90 ~
order t1 D. pailshct three uerk 80 res.is-.
if in fhe ovflri itenacraf printrf at Parl..rhsf
thrf nay nTprar af a Prolate Corrt fa Ir hetI .f
iarls in sait Corafv. on the 81 ru-s.Isv
oi haf next, st tra 81 che riofk in the f1reno.,s
and shes cru-e. % any they have NV thc sarae
shouIt not tc aiio~el
2. ". WOODBURY.. J.2ss.
tree rorF-AuesI- :. Houns. Reeisfst
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To rHE NERVOUS. DEBILITATED AND
Il DE~FoNDENT oF Born ~ENE~ A
great sulrrrr aaslag lrsa 90 sf~l e. h-aIth o. 4
- dsfs, after macy Yrars ef rat-rrs ts ~ifnr o.
tssisi h's tra~ crratar~s bs senlag firr-) on 80
rrcefpi el po-t pait .1tr~ssrd rarrL.r.~.a ran.
TT far f.ruair of core rrlllistrt. utr~rf Co.
JOHN " bAGNALI-. Bas LIS Pee Olir-.
hraok itn. \
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$1,000 PR YEAR We -aa, sr--,.
O@DNO rFerfaa rrr fn srI rnr ruFu.rru
80 -rsf1E MILO fhrrr res k.rfs To-
Hrr aai urTrr hrf Warrirff Ifrr frars. af.rr
s.'tft .r ra.n.a -si.r ns.I Ihr nstr narh..-s
s..f a Iaifff -rafrs 60 Dos fhsn on. a..rh ere
.aIF hr-sfsf 81 H.sf. Wh-.i+r a W .f.s. fsr....
8 hrtrr A.arr A o.. laI nt.Isffrr. AT..hr
rf ra.. rrs f.r .rrIarralra-f arl fhe s.I.-. ar
sfr afr aatt o. r-rsrt. Sec 90 ..s1-s.ar..f.
irraar. rsF Atffrrss sr caI ruaa has 4
C.sfA. r..l rI.I. Hs.ar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

'.lrt rs..tnE a lianeoek Coaa,r. 9Th
a ,,.o'e1 llrymfn oa ono tbe panels We
ii'r n.i beard that the verdict. have iesa
objected 'o oa fhat ac-ount. o- ist Gle
crcumsttr-e r-al1rel anv rxr.te~s-,
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NJ A r r I Z D.

y Nor~-y. Apul q. o. n. Upion. Ia. NJ.
Aiir~t Aarustus Essrru O. NJ Ahbie Aas a. D.
ten. bsih ~
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sENIwEEKLY LINE.

fI'HE Fp.eudii end ftst Stearnships DTHIGO.
II tspf. N. Strulsd. snd FRANCONIA
CAPS. " ". SHEEWooD. uin uuffl fsrfher ns-
tlce, raa 81 foi.auss
Lave brosa's wharf. Porfianf. everv Wed
aesd.s sol ~aturdav. 81 o'ciork =. n. sd
Pee , Lasf Rive, Nes ore every Wednesday
sol ~afurfav. af q o'c'nck q. "
Ine-e se-seis ars s.fef up vith Sac arrouofa-
u,ns ior passes gers uakinE fhis the ao-i sueedr
.t'F ala cnli'lrtalle rauic - frareiefs hefsesu
N~s Yotk "a Nsis-. Pa..aee. sifh Ststs
Room $500. Cstts passage - 90. Neaissx
fra.
Good ioraarirf ht fhis i.ae fo cod fror Mon
fesi, 0uflrc. hsafsf. Bafh aaru.f.. Eastrort
1af -. Iohn.
~tirpeisare felnrffr.fo seed fhrfr Freighf ta
Do -tsanrr as saf.r ts a 2 ~. on fhe das that
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STATE OF MAINE.

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The CoRfes-ions aud FEprrtrnce Of an
Invalid.

The CORfe.-ions aud Experience OF an
Invalid,
fuh.ishei &C. fh- t~arii aai as e. CAUTION
To Young NM 81 sth-r.. saa .sE-r Toe.
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
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Wanted,

4 God Cspahie Giri. O. a. rcn~rai lfou-e.
~ -ork. Apfiiy az th~ OxFoRD Corxrr l..
srEascF AeEscr. NoEwsr NJ
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-10-17
The Base Ball Epidemic.

THE following editorial article, from
the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, is
both timely and appropriate We all
know that at irregular intervals danger
Gus epidemics sweep over countries,
affecting more or less all the people
The East tells US of thousands infected,
and it requires no historical knowledge
to see it in our own land. As with physi-
cal maladies, so also with moral conta-
gions. Philosophers say that crime is
infectious. and that one example of a
mighty offense against law causes others.
And it is a moral epidemic which is now
raging in our land Good, quiet people
may smile, but there is a fever which is
in the brain aud affecting the minds Of
thousands OF American citizens. Strange
to say, this disease is principally limited
to the male sex, and seldom attacks those
who have attained the age Of thirty.
The prevailing mania is known as
L" base ball, and never was there a jug
gernaut with more devoted followers
than this god of physical sport. There
seems to be reckless abandon exhibited
by its deyOtees, which savors Of the mad