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DltpIG STORE.
ia MAIN 1TIICCT,
BETVW.Ktf MARX.ET AND FOURTH-
V. 0. ROD IN no IT,
K,v. ,ao TO HI'RPARD k ftol!W,)
NOW M-. TIVINO ATTI.IH WIXU
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f Wie ftsi r t M ( fi
'hn ! (-M''U. i ,
Hi'lx'l Him ifn'( V
Fran! ;Pna ami Cmili
..lmMtl Of goOdB VIHAlIf
V , ' rnnt I.""
r !m- (a -, K. I'Mpviy'i
(.'' Kririjn, fileiin's,
RtrriT'i aa1 other
i f-very stylo and quality,
Htule'a, Honey, Ulyrtrln
aft". Sk:I Pom-int. .r
Iv a:id O'euutne old brown tAMadaor &p, As, h.
A lull Mne-nf put t,',ir, hy th b-MMe or pint,
ffvir tin.!! uj And n'Oi liUF.i.-n) Miiila',S 'i U'ih i 'e
t,,nt v. .dm. n i ttia'Utrry Brutly, superior Ca
ts w be W i.
Kttre nurUitr. nuttnbie for latent and Common
OILS, PAINTS, AND VAKN19H,
Of eTery possible kind, eoior an-t quality.
FJiWT JAivS,
la (treat variety, bought directly from the MnnnlAft
turers, for earth, and cua and will, .her:lor, be sold
m cheap as any honae In this eit y.
HiKKli A V K'rt HOLLAND HITTER."?,
For which I am io)r mrnt for Ms ci' y and vonaty.
eaUr tupi'Mfl -it it. - m r, t-:t iir"'fi urleea. .
hlKM MkiUlClNfcS,
Of every kind now lo u.
HAIiUMM ANDVOMADES,
Or A'houtand d!!rrnt vnrltif.
WLJ ALK Uili K()APt
Fnr th a eertAia datratlon of IimoU oa PUnt
lower.
(Jontar'i Rat KitrminnUr, Tjjon'i Ma
nctto Innot Powder; Bod Bug KitarmiDfttor,
ft ntre thing,
BRUHHE3.
Half, TMh, Wall, Whttewaah, Pho, Rcrnb, Thiat
Uaret, windnw. Paint, YaraUft, Arttrt'g
WHITK LKA1 AXD UXSKEDOIL,
Of th tfry twat quality, alwayton km&i GtM h
Fattt fluiU Lamp and Lmiwlol(.
TU1LKT GK)1W,
In ndlfta rrtMv, and of hat onalitr, A lanre lot
of Varnlah bouKht rontljr at forced sale In New
Yon, which I oan all to dealer at lea than Cln
innati nrioe.
ALHO,
Robtnaon Hair Tonlo, cotos;n Couf h Mixturo, Dl
arrhcea OottUai, Horae Ltntment, Hone Powder,
.,., guaranteed to glveentir aatlifaetlon
oJofta'i Condition Powder, iloughton'f
Peprin.
rhTlolaQprertpttoDiorefull jr and aeenrately
eon pounded, ol th boat madleLuea iion other
hall b uaeu.
Tonj friend and the pnMlcjrenerallr f wonld re
tarn my moat grateful thank fur the lttuwal patron
age Ktoiet to the late tlrm of H. A H., and would
kindljr aolictt It eoatlnuanoe, a alao an examina
tion of mf to4k by those who have not hereto
fore pat roo tied thohouee,
I am permanently loeated here, and expect to make
friend and customer by fair dealing.
Children cent to mr store for anything will he
waited up jo and the same price charged as If their
parent eame themselves.
JUST KKCE1VED,
A large assortment of. Fruit Jar of thelatest ttjles.
end Healing Wax.
IIIKD8 AND CAGES.
Bird Reed, and, In short, everything belonging
trictly to my bualne,
Jyl6 W. 8. ROBINSON.
TUNNEL COAL!
PERRY COUNTY COAL.
WARRANTED TO Bl THI
Cheapest Coal
IN OHIO,
And will be told for less than any
Coal In Dayton.
ALL PERSONS SHALL BE ACCOM,
modftted wtth th blt Cofcl. and at lowek
MATEI THAU EVES OFFERED. They t HCCOD1-
i modftted ftt their own price, in reason, uon'l oon
traefc orooai before oaUing nte.
I0-COME ONE AND ALL-!
THOS. 8CH.KFFER,
No. 84, Mala itreet.or at Herrytounty Coal office,
oa ('anal, near Gebhart'a Lumber Yard. aurtt6.
J. M. Watt era & Bro.,
atAxurAcinaEaa or
CARRIAGES 5 BUGGIES
The lateat style of
Phoeton & Straight Bodied Buggies.
ALSO,
Jtnny Llnd and Rockaway Carriages,
YOKK AND SPRING WAGONS,
TUB LABOK8T A880RTMINT IN THB OUT.
TITs hara Leavstt'a Putunt Pnnnlinn r.A
v 0...7.--". rM
-"'i'""- .u.i-nntiiera, no improvement
eomlog Into extensive use, and Rivlne aatia-
rlttnn. W. IIM thm ha.t l T.-l .
., - V1TUURUUUI,
warrantlna all our work. And s to PHICai, oan
Sdatreet, Castol canal.
. "Pt (Opposite Peaee's Mill.)
Patrick Kelly 9
ATTORNEY at LAW.
OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE BUILDING
Third street, Dayton, O.
WILL make collections and attend to the
practice of hit Profeasion generally, In Montgom
ery and the adjoining oounttest draw and ackuowl-
u mortgages, ana prepare all other le.
gal Instruments. septus
New Furniture Store!
Cabinet Makers1
FUIiJVI TV KM,
Chairs, Matresses, &c.
.
WARS ROOMS ON MAIlK STREET,
Y : BKIWEEI 1ST AX3 SO.
HAVING TAKEN THE STAND FOR
aerly oeeupled by W. Gillespie, we are manu
facturing all Kinds of Furniture unit elaaa war
ranted, which we are prepared to aeU at the loweat
prtooe. We are all praoticel workmen, and we nat-
' ouraeires our work will give aatlalaoUOB to om
AH ordere for work promptly attended to.
sail
Three New Soaps,
FROM TBI
Boston lndexical Soap Co,
1. SILVER SOAP.
T?OR oleaning and polishing siWer'Plated.
-- Britannia and Tin Wares. Also for cleaning
line house paint, mirrors, marble, window glass
eiurtiage aud hameu mountiugs.lt Is invaluable, ll
u.i..v oe ueeu Willi enure eaiety, as lloontalus noth
n that can possibly Injure the finest plate or jew.
e.ry. fries 1 ecu is.
2. P0MICH BOAP.
Far assuring aad whitening the hands. It readily
.....in .11 .... uew iir iroiu uw aauus, anu moat
of the old, leaving the akin soft and delicate. Far
aupenor to aaua buq poimiua aoapa.
tru Ueanta.
3. INDBXICAL BHAVHTCr BOAP,
A e aad most delightful shaving soap, making
a rick, aoft lather, leaving the 2ms Ires from
II UU II U.S. i .,
Price lo omits. The above aoapa for sale by
nuH7 KB. STEWART, sale aent for Dayton,
SPERM OIL!
SUITABLK for Bowing Maobines, for salt
by l. VV. VIISTKICH,
ell
PllUllpS UouM.
onaeear
Railroad Time Table.
Truint ftrriv td depart follows:
M4T r t t nr. 7n.
,m
1 N(!l K N1TI, U A H I I.'lfiN A n A V TOt?
I -.train, I , ft a ft a.
ndt 1 . aa 11, ! as.
34, I . f I S,Ua.
4th 1, .) f m I I.
l.nwre ("-to, lx.
Bandainy alntl!
Delaware Nlfrtit la.
B.llef.atalne Bi.
total .. a at.
M il a a , a a.
13 n I 0 p a.
s as ,! f m-
UICUIOAN.
latTrala, . .
Id .
10 la a at I It am
I 8 1 u f l ll,a
DATTOH A WK8TBHN,(ToIa4laaapella.)
aiaaapeiie. f
il 11, at
I t,4pi
i 1.00 a i
i.t i rain. . . a m
u - . . i it r
a . .o p
ladlanapoll
ORReilVILLB A MIAMI, (I ladlenapolle.
I 8.5ai
1 1 I 4 a i
lit Train, . lllliial 8.9t a m.
" . . J 4.11 ra tat fm.
'Ubuaaiia.
i a a I J a a.
i a a I p at.
1 r l p
lMTrain, . . .1 II a a
J.I " . . ( 11.41
.l " . . . I 4,lt
Time of the
POST OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. 15, 1859.
Until further aoUee, Uaila will aloaa at UU
efface af foilnwel
Ver Mew York, Phllad.lpolai aad Hew England
Sutee, dally, except Bnaday, at ll-laaat.
Vor Cincinnati, 0., Kaatern, Weetera, Northern
and Southern Statee, dalle, except Sunday, at
8.00 a m, and 6 JO p m.
Por Colaaibae and ZaaecTllle, 0., dally axeept
Bnnday. at 11.16 a m.
For Xeniaand Yellow Sprtnireatll.lia 01.
'or Miamlabarg, (termantowa, Franklia, Ham
iUoa.Ketoa, 0., and Connerirille, led., daily,
except Hnnday.at .S0 p m.
Tor BpringSeld, Urbana, Tlfla, Saadniky and
Cleveland, 0., daily, axeept Sunday, at . a m.
For Kicbaoni. Cambridre, Ceatrerille, ladlaa
apnlia, (nd., and New Pari., 0., dally at (.DO p m.
For Oreearille, 0., Unioa City, Wlneheeter,
Maaete,and Jay County, Ind., daily , except Sua
dar.atv.M am.
For Troy, Corlngton, Plana, Sidney, 8t. Mary'i
and Ft.Waya, Toledo aad Michigan, dally, ax
eept Sunday, at 9.S0 a m.
For Union, Weet Milton, and Little York, Tnei
day and Saturday at T.80 a a.
For John.Tllle. New Lebenon and Wait Alex
andria, on Tuesday aad Saturday, at 7. SO a a.
For Claytoa, Centra, and Ladlow, oa Friday of
each week, at 9.00 p m.
For CentreTille, Lebaaoa and Baioa, Taeeday,
Thariday aad Saturday, at I J. 00 a.
For Vandaliaaad Chamberiburg, 11.10, Tuee
day and Saturday.
For Taylonrtlla, Wedneaday aad Saturday, at
7. It a m.
E. A. KING, Postmaster.
FALL & WINTER CAMPAIGN!
Sad(llcry,IIamess&Trunk
MANUFACTORY!
CRFW & WARFORD,
BECKEL'8 NEW BUILDING,
Jefferson at ..bstween Beoond and Third
8ION OF THE BIO SADDLE,
DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE NOW BETTERPREPAREDTIIAN
A they ever were to manufacture every thing in the
Saddle, Harness, Trunk, Valise, and Carpet
uag Line.
They also have these articles, of the beet ouallte
of stock and workmanship always oa hand, aad for
sale at the lowest eaah ratee.
Horse Blankets, butlalo Robes, Whips, Bits,
stHavlns secured In addition to thai, flrat.
olass force, the servloes or a workman who haa
not yet been excelled la the world, and whose
worx nae taken the premium at the "World's
Fair," they Invite gentlemen who desire the ttcest
work to call and examine specimen., and order work.
Beinx practical woramen. envaared in th. htiain...
mr a oumoer oi years, and navlog the beat work
men and the best stock to be had, they defy eompe
tltlon,and invite comparison of work.
rtbr-AlruaiiUr- ALL KINDS,
Done In the beat meaner, and at the loweat rat..
Thev invite the oeoule from eiftv .nd .m.n- A
- - -" jyvv-u
ROBERT OGDEN.
Plumber and Steam Fitter.
INO. Qd JBPBR80H BTERKT. AB0V1 TfllUD,
DATTON, OHIO.
IJAVING been resident of thin chv hut
AX A short time Mr. O. would Use thii ooualon of
eiroiinjr one irom amODf a score of lttra hat
oeiveU Irom gentlemen for whom ae did work in hit
foiT WavbC. In . tnril iftth lOAa
Havlnr had occasion to usti tha mVimb nf
plumber. I was Introduced to Mr. Ogdeo, jrentle-
sueaea ew saw uau jubjw BlllfCU IB UUT Oily . 1 119 JOD
that was to b done was very 01 moult, and required
the nicest kind ol mechanism. I am hapjr to add
that the wors was performed to my entire satisfac
tion, a oil as a master of his art. I take nl...!-. m
ivmuuuucuuui ma. tv mj ieuo townsmen.
r H I I II HI MMKV
Ho would also take the privilege of rtIvIda? obi
auvub kiioibi rvcuiuiutjnuauona n am received
since his residence here i
Mr. Ogilen has done considerable work In th
,'iuu.u.ng uue in my no use, whlcn is very atlsfae-
torv J. Re XOUINU,
Davor, Aug. 10. lSfi.
Pumps, Baths, Water Closets and
Wash-Stands,
Fixed Mnd Repaired, mnd on the korte$t Mlict.
mo reawnaoit (tmu.
ALSO A larire a u ant it v of Lirtavnri Papm 1-i.M.n.
Well and Cistern Pumpsof everv dwTMrintian.uhiVh
are warranted not to freeze tin in ninUp iis-...
ui iiRiuui,mcs as wasa-stand. Beer, Wa
ter and Steam Uocks. Together wltA aU kinds of
numufii' orwt won.
Mr. O. has Just received aunt hep latpwa. snnni nt
pipe of all kinds, to which he particularly calls the
;ui'"u v wh uesire wora in nis line.
AiiAiuuiui otiDi maue ana renaireti.
IkaTCiuib paid tor JLead and Pewter.-
Opening Every Day!
TO THE LADIES!
New Fan Goods.
e u u T V H M.W 4V IwDpwUliUllJ 111"
forms the ladles that she haa received a large
assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
a-UK 1ALL A WINTEB,
which aha offers to aeU at a Tery small Mf saos, at
haf nH aala i shmant '
NO. 113 MAIN STREET.
Where she has just received a large assortment of
Muriels, nays, ureee baps, Head Dreeeea, Fins
French Ruches, Vlowers, Hlbbons, Bonnets, Ae.
Thankful lor the patronage so liberally extended
toward us, we hope by strict attention to merit and
reeeiv. an increaaeu eontinuanoe af the same.
MRS. N. HOWARD'S.
Mo. lis Main st.
Particular attention paid to Bleaching, Trimming
and Repairing all kinds of Straw. Velvet and Silk
Bonneta. MRS. N. HOWARD,
oatlil-Smd No. US Main st.
Heckler, Ilemley&Maxton
NO. S06 tfc SOS 9D ST.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LAROa
stock of
Queensware,
China Ware,
Glass Wart,
Plated ware, ..
Brittania Ware, -"
Looking Glasses,
Table Mats,
Tea Waiters A Trays,
Lamps, all kinds,
Cutlery .Hpoons.Ao.
Our stock of Plated Castors, Snoons, ae., are all
of the best quelltyi warranted. Prices from goto
$Jt eauh Queensware, Glaas Ware, be., we will
sell ae cheap as the cheapest. Please give us a call
on Old Market, treet.
HKCKLEB, REMLKT at MAXTON.
Violins, Violins, Violins.
T V. IL CROSBY bat received and will
-Li" sell a lot of superior toned Violins, cheaper
than ever ottered la bay ton, at
octt 107 Mala at., nearly opposite the Market.
MUSIC! MUSIC!! MUSIC!!!
T V. H. CROSBY Is daily rewiring Uusie
AJ of the a test pnblioationa, by the moerpoDular
authors.
All orders from abroad will be filled without ex
tra charge. Postage free.
octs 107 Mala street, Dayton.
TEACHING, TEACHIHG! TEACHING!
T, V. H. CROSBY will girt lessons in Pl-A-i.
ano, Violin, Mute, Vlollncello, Ac., aad will
furnish an excellent J Hilar teacher for thoae who
prefer a thorough knowledge oa that instrument
Particular pain will be la sen with
NEW BBQINNBRS,
Aad with the cultivation of the voice. '
tin Mala street, Dayton.
CRIMSON IIABlUwa Tirr
FOB writing on Linen, Cambrio, Ao., with
out uravaratloa. raraalab.
stt DroggWt, huiiipe uout.
Latest by Telegraph.
Congress—XXXVIth Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
Tbt Interest la tha organiistion of tht
Hout is if possiblt on tbs lnras. Long
befora noon tbt naileries wsrt denatly filled
and crowds wets onablt lo obtain admit.
tanot. Notwithstanding, tbt itiolemenny of
tht weather, there it the usual attendano
of Indies on tht floor. Tbert wert tbt out
ternary salutations among, tht members and
others, and a pleasant excitement prevailed
everywhere.
Mr. Allan, tli elerk of tht laal Zonae
tailed tht House to order at noon. Tht din
of roieee immediately teased spectator wert
excluded from tht floor and tha members
took their team.
Tbt roll was tailed; and 231 members an
swered to their names. Tht absentees were,
Messrs. Htallworth and Landrewn of Ala.,
Brown and Adams, of Ky., Hindman and
Rust of Ark, and Hamilton of Texas.
On motion of Mr. Phelps, tht Doust
agreed to proceed to, tht tleetion of a Speak,
er, triM toce.
Mr. Houston nominated Mr. nherman of
Ohio Mr. Adrian nominated Mr. Davis ol
Ind., Mr. Ilaekin nominated Mr, Hickman
of Pennsylvania; Mr. Stephens nominated
Mr. Grow, of Pa; Mr, Briggt nominated
Mr. Holder or Va.
Numerous roioet, impatiently "Call tht
roll.
Tht Clerk appointed Messrs. Uouston.Cor-
win Adrian and Brings tellors.
Mr Moreno said "in listening to tht
call of tha roll, I notioed that aereral mem.
bars wert absent. In order to enable them
to participate in tht election, I move tht
Uouse adjourn till to morrow."
Mr. John Cochrane "I bopt tht gentle
man will withdraw tht motion."
Mr. Cobb "Oh let ut bare ont rote."
(Laughter.)
'Iht llous took tht vote br aoolnmat ion
amid which and laughter, Mr. Florenoe
withdrew bit motion and tht Houst pro.
oeeded to rota.
Rrsclt or th First Ballott Sherman
66; Bocock 86; Orow 43; Boteler 14; Davis
Z; fbiliins 1; Uilmer 6; Aelson o; Corwin 1;
ill 1; llickman 1; Fennington 1: llaakin 2;
Mo(ueen 1; U. F. Clark 1.
No ont having reoeired a majority of the
rotea cut, Mr. Grow rose and said : As I
desire in no way to retreat the organisation
of the Houst, 1 withdraw ay nama as a
candidate. 1 assure these gentlemen who
in kindness oast their rotet for me 1 shall
treasure through life, so distinguished a
mark of their friendship and regard.
Mr. Burnett moved an adjournment, to be
determined by tbt yeas and nays.
Tbt absentees were Messrs. Benjamin,
Clay, Crittenden, Dayis.Douglas, Fitepatrick
Hammond, Johnson of Arkansas, I'olk, Se
baatian, Seward and Toombs.
Mr. Clark of Mo., wanted to make tome
remarks in favor of an adjournment, after
another rota.
Cries of go on.
Mr. Garnett objected to bis proceedings
saying there was no question before the
Uouse. Ut subsequently withdrew his ob
jection, whioh was named by Mr. Wash
burne of III.
Tha Clerk said be would submit the ques
tion whether Mr. Clark should bare liberty
to proceed.
Mr. Garnet contendod there was no pow
er here preclude debate, and said the genr
tleman had a right to show that there were
some nomineot lor Speaker who should not
be elected.
Mr. Clark insisted that tha House could
not deprive him of his constitutional rights
to make remarks as to tha qualifications of
tome of those nominated for Speaker,
The Clerk replied he should not take up
on himself tht responsibility to deoide the
question, but would submit it to the Uouse.
Mr. Clark (Earnestly,) "1 claim the right
as an individual member to speak. 1 deny
the power of the Zouse to deprive me of
that right. I deoide for myself.''
Cries of "Go on, go on, good.''
Mr. Curtis What pa.-t of the Constitution
do you refer to ? If you have that right, I
have also."
Cries (thick and fast) "Call tbt roll."
Mr. Clark "I deny the right to call the
roll for I bare the floor."
Cries of "Question, question,1' from the
Republican side.
Mr. Kilgore presumed this matter oould
ba settled. Tht Republicans would consent
to an adjournment alter another vote.
Here criet of question wert renewed.
Mr. Clark with hit application to make
re marks, and the following resolutions wert
read:
Whereas, certain members of thii 7oue
now in nomination for speaker did indorse
and recommend the book herein after nam.
ed. Therefore resolved, That tht doctrines
and sentiments of a certain book called the
"Impending crisis of the South and how to
meet it," purporting to have been written
by U. R. Helper, art inoendiary hostile
to tha domestio peace, and tranquility of the
country ana tnai no memoer ot this House
who recommended or endorsed it or the
eompend; is fit to bt Speaker of tht House.
The reading of the resolution oooasioned
applause from tomt of tht Northern men,
dapping their hands.
Mr. Stevens of I'enn. It seemed to him
that in tbt prtsent condition of the House,
but two thing! are in order, one a motion
toladieurn; tbt other to prooeed to a vote;
Mr. Clark continued by laying in view of
a orisit ot toe country ana representing as
he did a slave holding constituency, he
would
Mr. Washburn of Mains oalled him to or.
der.
Mr. Clark continued, laying Wa have
had two wan since tht Declaration of lndei
pendenoe, and havt grown from a weak
State to a great confederacy, challenging the
admiration of tbt oivilixed world.
Mr. Stanton interrupted, saying he apprei
hended no one objeoted to stay here, if the
objeot was to save time, but he taw no good
in remaining bera, at ba knew tht geutlet
men of tht other lidt oould oonsumt tbt
day.
Mr. Clark My purpose it higher than
that
Cries from tht Demooratio tide of "Good,
good let us adjourn.''
Mr: Clark was willing to give way for
this purpose.
Mr. Stanton thought this line of ditousr
sion would bt much more appropriate and
better managed if tht ioust wert organized
by tht election of a presiding officer.
Mr, Washburn of Me., arose to a ques
tion of order but Mr. Clark proposed to go
on with hit remarks unless some gentlemen
wished now to adjourn.
Mr. Stevens 1 hope you will not adjourn,
these things must come out.
A voice you are right
Mr. Stanton I tee no good to bt aocom,
pliebed by remaining here unless we pro.
oeed to vote, I take on myself the responsii
bility to move that tht Houst adjourn. Meg.
atived by 2 maj.
Mr. Valiandigham remarked tome
Democrats wert absent three of them
might be here to morrow; therefore ba voted
Aye.
Mr. Clark resumed, but in a tone not al
together audible. He wished to show why
the resolutions ought to pass, and to present
to tha American people the position of oer
tain gentlemen oocupied as regards tht
Speakership. Heretofore tbt people wert
divided as Democrats and Whigs; and were
conservative and fraternal; there was scarce
ly a.n American oititen who advocated ini
surreotion, robbery and dissolution, no tar.
ty since this government has bad a history,
however fond of power, bat until now to
muoh disregarded to tha popular will, as to
tend forth to tht country at large, advising
tha disfranchisement and murdering of
large portion of tht people.
Mr. Kilgour of la, explained and was
understood as saying that ha condemned
at strongly as tha ; gentleman from Mo.
possibly oould. tbt avowal ef suoU tenti'
menta.
8it, The Senate was oalled to order
at 1 SO P. M. by tht Viae President a orav.
r vii then mad by Pr. Gurley i 44 Bona
tort ware preant Tbt credontiala of John
Ten fcyok of N. J . and Hcnrr P. Ilaun
CJ , who appeared and wars qualified.
xt. Mason ol a submitted a resolution
whioh ha would call to morrow for tht ap
pointment of a oommittet to inquire Into
the facta attending the late invasion and
seisure of the armory and artenal at Har
per Kerry, by a band of armed men, and
report whether the same was attended by
armed resistance to tht authorities and pub.
lio forot of the U. H., and tht murder of any
citisens cf Va, or any troops tent there to
protect publio property.
Whether such an invasion was made on.
der oolor of any organisation intended
subjugate the Koverninent of any of the
Statee of the Union; the diameter and ex
tent of stioh organisation; whother any cit
sens of ths United States not present, were
implicated theroin or acoessory thereto, br
contribution of money, munitions, or other,
wise; the character and extent of the mili
tary equipments in the hands, or under ths
oontrol ol the said armed band; where,how,
and when the same was obtained and transi
ported to the place invaded; also to report
what legislation, if any, is neceasarr br gov
eminent for the further preserve ion of the
peao ol the country; the oommittet to have
full power to send lor persons and papors.
Mr, Trumbull of Illinois gavo notice that
when the resolution came up ha should
move to amend by extending the Inquiry to
the seisure of the arsenal at Franklin, Mo.
The customary resolutions were adopted
to inform the House of Representatives and
the l'residont that the Senate is rendy for
business.
Mr. Gwin gave notice of a Paiifid R. R.
Bill. Adjourned.
E. iO'JUtlEN,
Wholesale Uroccr
AND DEALER IN
Fine Imported Wines,
LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY. ON HAND,
a general variety of Fruits. He Is also agent
fur the sale of Old Bourbon Whisky,
31, hUlAMLr til Itl'JKl'.
rTsxt door to A. 0 amp's stone front Dry Ooods
tors DAYTON, OHIO.
100 Bags Prima Collet,
B. O'BRIEN.
50 Bbla. Molasses. E. O'BRIEN.
100 Packages Fine Teas,
B O'BRIBN.
1O0 Boxsi Tobacco, E. O'BHIBN.
20 Hda. Bngar, E. O'BRIEN.
74 Boxes Boap, H. O'BRIEN.
40 Dozen Buckets, B. O BRIBN,
40 Bbla. Cr'cl. and P'd. Sugar,
B. O'BRIEN.
20 Dozen Wash-boards, B. O'BRIEN.
A large atock of Splcea, Cheeeo, Nuta
and varytnlng tnat may ba needed
a atore of the kind, for aale by
B. O'BRIEN.
WINES & LIQUORS.
IS Quarter Catka Port Wine,
B. O'BRIEN.
20 Quarter CasksBrandles.
E. O'BRIEN.
2 Plpea Boll. Gin, E. O'BRIEN
150 Bbla. Old Buorbon Whisky,
E- O'BRIEN.
75 Bbla. Fine Rye Whisky,
B. O'BRIEN,
80 Bbla. Rectified Whisky,
B. O'BRIEN.
Madeira, Bherry, Claret, Muscat, Na
tlve and Malaga Wines,
B. O'BRIEN.
150,000 Imported Cigars,
B. O'BRIEN,
K. B. As my stock Is now complete and well as
sorted, 1 Invite all who wish to aut Fine Urooorles,
Wines and Liquors. Ireo from druirs, to call and
anu i win uo an in my power to compensate
them tor their trouble.
mhl4
S. O'BRIKN
NOHCB
IS hereby given that a petition will be pre
sented to the Commliflonpri of Montgomery
oounty on the Hist Monday of December, lbdu, ask
tng for the eitabllhtni" a new County Koad,
tne middle Mam of Section 18, In Harrison Town
hip (TownKhln No. ) and to run from thence weat-
wardlvon the nail section line to the wtat line
aid lection, anu continue we-twamiy alonn
nan BtTciion line in tour u me mitiuin oi eutionfl
14 and loin MadliouTownilili,to the old Race bank
eatt of Wolf Creek, and fiotn thence in aiouth
weaterly direction, to interiect the Dayton
Wolf Creek Turnpike, nuar the bridge aorota
nmi VyrrtfK, nnu mere iu ivrniinnit.
octaa-wtt MANY PETITIONERS,
star Clothing store!!
WM. WALKER
t-One door west of Beokel'a Uank.eJTf
DAYTON. - OHIO.
THE UNDUSIGNED KKEPS ON HAND
-L a very large atock of Readv-made Clothinr
Genta' Kurnlililns UoodB.comprlBinevery atyleand
variety, Children's Cloth inn of all alzca, which
oe aoiu ai iup
LOWEST RATES.
Aaolendldaaaortment of Cloth. Satin. Cashmere
lto.,kepton hand, and Clothlns; made to order , oheau-
1 y,neri,iy auujiruiuiiy
pr-o6 J?mj WALKER.
Read, Read the News.
25 CENT PICTURES
IN NICE CASE,
CAN BK HAD
BALDWIN'S.GALLERY,
T?VERY DAY FROM DATE, AND
Li better picture for So CKNT3 than ean be had
any other Gallery for tl.tO. We also have on hand
the larxeat assortment of Fine Cases la the City,
7i Per Cent. Cheaper
Than any other Gallery. We buy ouratock in such
a manner that we are ureoared to oiler .mierlnr
ducementa to the public. Our prlcea range from
ceuis to sw.uu, iiius placing it in -he power of
to aecure the shadows; of friends. Our motto
v-auki.siuhi" and we study to please.
eTa. Rooms on 3 J Cit., sign of tha Ameri
can Flag.
novH-amdAw g. B. BALDWIN.
Fresh Baltimore
OYSTERS.
"TOE Subscriber takes pre at pleasure
caning me attention oi nia customers ano citi
zens generally to his extra brands of Fresh Brtltl
more Oysters received daily by Express. All or
ders promptly tilled at Cincinnati prices. Also,
full sunnlv of Cove and Huloed Ovater.
He haa alo just received a large andcholcesupply
Fine Candies,
of every possible style, and Coufections of every
description.
Also, Toys of every conceivable shape and design.
In a word, he has every thing nice in hi line, and
tuviaci a puuiau iu uauaiiu Aaiuine
F. J. WELTY,
octlg U. B. Building, Main and Fourth.
OEOKGE GILBERT,
Importer, and Dealer In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
Beckel Hull Building, JeOvraon
fctrcet, Dayton,
Fine Wines, Brandies,
Grins, and Bitters of approved quality.
Warranted to be of the best brands, and offered
at prices a little in advance of Importation.
Drake & Co.'s
Catawba Bitters)
-.... ...
'"on tivti ever j omer Known. They
area Tonic of superior quality, prepared from
OUr 1 1llrVSV fit that llralu. . I. .... t... . I I ......
have tatted it to be the beat bar bitters iu
Uoni uaetheold fashion and oft-times Injurious
BROWN & DllAKKH CATAWBA,
They not only impart the moat delicious flavor
Wine and Liquor, but at the name time are a To
. .uiicnuf iiumtty nnu rare uieni, without a Lth
artio inifredieut, and it is with uuboundrd eontl-
Coutplaint, Billlous Chullo, Dyapepsia Arue Fever,
to. U genera, debility, sluKKiah circulation ol
blood, loss ot appetite, aud exbaualed vital euergy:
thev ara atubimwisMl ti iisv nuiumai
Artlolea warranted aaaold, aud aatiafaetion guar
e u xai tail utAarfiBl.
Ordera solicited and promptly filled, at the very
OWetant Mtath t-t..a i I, , LI a I I l. . .1 n.
bovls-U JettentOBst., 9 doors north iooke('Hll
' f , ' AMachnieiit
Ch'Hstopher Orabedlnkel, 1 Before Gerotre Owno
; af(uir.t r J. P. of ln too Tp-
iFerdlnand UhnlnaT. I .ii.ni.l.n,orJi j
0 the 17th tiny of November, suii
Juatlo laaued an order of attachment in the
abov ay t ion Vtt the a uia ol ioo,(o, and tt per cent.
iAtoeel, Irom Hep te in ber 14, 1-107, ctt.iiuelen a not.
of
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and
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First of the Beasont
The LAROflf and MOST Df flRABLC stork of
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING I
AWD
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
roa
new and no s' vr t,
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS C1TTII
MAY NOW BR BERN ATTHR
Wholesale & Retail Clothing House
Of
CHAMBERLAIN & PARKER,
Clegg't Bulding No. 314 Third Street.
ALdO A oboloe selection of
CLOT1IIIS, DOKSKIKS, CASSIMERKS,
VlSSl'lAUrt, AO.,
OP TUG LATEST l)CMini!
Which will be made up la the most spproved styles
mi .i ,iie .uurit-.i nunc.
For further particulars, call at
CHAMBERLAIN A PARKKR'S,
auglt 114 Third street.
NEW WARE ROOMS!
Oor. Main and 4 th Bts.
Plain and Fashionable
FUttNirnRHi
Sofa, Clmtra.Tnblt'N.
What Holt, BoiKtciMls,
Wa-.li MtiivulM,
flat Itiia-k,
Ittirntlia, Ac.
AT REAS NABLE PRICES!
f WOULD SAY TO ALL INTER EMTED,
1 that I have the heat assortment nf Parlor and
Chamber Suits In thlscitv. and would invite vou to
oall and see for yourselves, end at as lowratesas
iucf can dc ooiaiueu elsewhere.
rati DA, I.L, ION PARLOR OLTIjIB,
IN ROBBvVOOD (SOLID)
IK, WALNOT.
Upholstered In reps, with rich, MrdalUon Centres.
Also, In Broehatelle and Hair Cloth. Also,
Chamber Suits, in Hoievond.
OAK and WALNUT .oompleteAttapo's What Note,
I would lay Id oonclualnn that they r manufac
tured by myieir, and would be p loaned to htivo you
oorae andse mr atook of Furniture, whether vou
Jjuy or not,
0. P. BOYEK,
Corner of 4th and Main itrecti
aprfi
NAIRN'S
OYSTER DEPOT ! !
NO.MSTHST., Opp.the U.S. Hotel,
(TODD'S OLD STAND,)
CINCINNATI.
J NAIRN is recniviriK every day, per Kx-
press, a very SUPKRlull quality of
FRESH OYSTEHS,
And will oontlnue to supply Mb customers during
the season, either at wholesale or Retail, at the
lowest maraet price; we will sell them by the can,
half can or dozen, and also oojked in a superior
style, ata moment's notloe. septUV-8iiuUw
XV. R. S AYiliS
No, 88 Mainst.,oppestte CourtBouae,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domostio Fruits, Nuts, Pickles;
ovory variety of Fruits hermetically
sealed in tin and glues,
Prose rvesIollies.Cnb.
8ups,Sardins,Oysi
ters, Salad Oil,
Sauoes, Ao.
Wood and Willow Ware of all varieties, Child
ren's Cabs, Toy Wagona, Wheelbarrows, Hooking
Oorses,ete.,eto. aprll
GREAT REDUCTION!
But Cash Only!
OATOKOHTTPEK CBNT. OF A KEDUCs
6U tion on Parlor Suits, such as
FINE 8ETTBB8, 80FAH, PARLOR CnAIRS,
Marble and Wooden Top Tables, What-Notn, Ac,
under the new arrangement of CASH ONLY. I
am not selling at Oinelnnati prices, but a great
deal LOWER wannAKTiD. You have only to
oall and see for yourselves, the truth of my inser
tion. I am Agent for
LENT'S PATENT 8PIRAL SPRINGS,
whioh for cheapness and simplieity oannot be stir,
passed. These Springs are sold by the doion, and
any one ean pat them on to a Slat Bottom lied. I
havo also Enamelled, Oak and Resewoodimitation
Chamber Sets nine pieces to a set something
new for this market, also very low for CAS1I.
I have now on hand the largest and most com
plete Stock of fine and ordinary Furniture ever
offered in the Dayton Market,
M. OUMER.
soptatf' Corner Main and 2d Sts.
J. SHERWOOD,
Watch and Clock Maker,
JEWEEERi OPTICIAN. &C,
CLEGO'i BUILDINU,
No. 312 Third-Street, Dayton, Ohio,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the oiti.
xens of Dayton and Its vlalnlty that he has now
on nana a very lahue aimuhi Ais.riT of
Fine Gold Jewelry,
Consisting of all the newest deslsns In EtruacAn
Work. Full and half seta of Coral, Carbuncle,
rtari,UBiiirit, i,nvn, nuuinn ftuu rioreniine PIO
aaloa; Cameos, and many others too numerous to
mention
An early tuapeotion Is solicited.
tWatchea and Clocks cleaned and repaired on
the shortest notloe. oct7
ANT, UALF1,
Graduate Veterinary Surgeon,
THRO'Gn successful
cures, and untlrlnc In
dustry in the treatmentnf
Horses and Cattle, as well
aa Hoga, in hia two yeara,
practice in Dayton, 1b fa
vorably known to the pub
Hoof Dayton and vicini
ty. Herespectfull.vsoliclta
a continuance of theli pa-
0hce and Inkiumahv, corner 2d and St. Clair
atreeU. Dayton, O., where he may u found at ai
hour a, both day and night. jyis
Second' Hand
Buggies 5 Carriages
W.W.PniLLIPS'OLD STAND!
4thst.bet. Jefferaoii dcSt.Clair.
A LARGE lot of seoond hand I'm pejus and
A Carriages for sale at very low prices lor oash.
oots
New Dental Office in
Dayton,
No. 124, Jefferson street, near the corner of
Fifth, in the residence formerly oocupi
ed by L. F. Clatlin Ss Mrs. Ooodiuun.
THB subscriber haa removed his ottlce from I iroa,
Allen 00., U., and permanently located as above.
All Olteratlooa Oertallillia to the nr..,.Mi,e of Dt-nllb
try will be performed In the best manner, and any
style of teeth Inserted that may be preferred.
Particular attentinu paid to Inserting his new
Stjleol fatent Porcelsla Piste Arlitlclal Teeth.
, A. SATTHHTHWA1T, U, 1J. S.
jus saadaw
. JL4 'Weston
KEEPrt, in eonnentioD with hie eupply of
Woolen MaiHllasuturer'a artiules. s. Istr and
full assortment of Judia Kubber Belting, i'ackiug
rvs.iuK lose, ao. w OU1U SHit;iaily call Ui tttleii.
tiou oi Millers, MaaUttlnoturera and JlarhinwtH to
my atook of it Ins. which la flttv not o.nt li,.ai.r
tnansWiyothtiriaiMiut iiriUug toruowui aj:d uuia
biiitv. Hs also on hand Laetnr Leather. IWH Hooks,
Warps, Marhtue apis, Hi-.-ds, y,
apnn-iyw
1 TiEUiCK beet 8 C Heoft very uioe at
I. N. t W. M I.HKKN'd
U''- owwi lot jkittT, iviAtre-
etvad br
V- . , ' BsJIf. leHBUtl,
AXOTIIKR NKW BOOK I
DR. BONAPARTE S GREAT WOflK,
psj v ATR G tr f 1)U Tfl HBa
a Paris and Unuon treatment
tfnte dineaaes both married
uA alngie ahotild eonau t it. Thia
t j f f iKok tviia how to aure th follnw-
--uy 1 in Disaaa,andnllihtns thoa
WhoKrop (ndarUoet
Uo'iiiorrhft-a. ftleet. ehorriftt Rtrtctur. Phrmo
sia, farnphvmoala, i ravel, ft)phllts, Bubo, Wart,
Dim onea, peiniiaii-in, ormintii wfiiDfii. meuaitir
battnn or ril(-at.ui, lucurrhra or V hltce, 8u
priaatna of the Meneee, Faliius of th Wuaibf how
to prevent l'r-Vfiit Prt ptiiam , IMptiatraatlon, Bar
rriinraa, Itbfumatlaiii, .. It traata oa 'klldwliry,
AUirtion, MIot-ftrriAre, celehaoy, with reoiarka to
thf you uc and old of both aexca. It telis how to
dial wiK'ilah pregnancy aud how to avoid it, Ao
1'erlnot ontpgtiard aititiat tuftckery.
Fortieth edition of,oou copies Bold annually.
1 nia bona ami under aftl, Dost paid, to all uarta
of the world, outherece.pt ol wo outs,or nv coo
res 1,11 a s.
lr. lionet p trto urea t Preventive
Thlft ui m nte. healthful and. vet effi(otualtit-ivante
Ive ia beyond a eouipariaon with anything yrt die
eotered. It haa been proved by yeara ol experience,
and In no inatanv haa It failed when applied ao
oordtiiK to dlrecllnn. .Married people who do sot
wnii 10 mere a e thMriuiiiifB,eiioui! oe in poaeoas
Ion of thia Inatrument. Pi ret rcduiedto (V.
Ur Bnaiiat tj a k rench Put tint Male Natvl Thia
article t'ltiihiea thoae whoa health or ciroumatmn
cea .c not permit an incrcaae 01 lainily, to rfgulate
or limit the number ot thi'lr ortunriiur. without in
juring thvoonatitiitloo. It la the only aale and aure
I'lftniuvn BKniuii prgnancy anu uiaeaee. 1 ho
above artleleia apeclnlly Intended to fulHH thia de
ai'ii'rf.tunii it i- pf rlectiv aalet nomuta.lcauhati.nca
eutera Into Ita composition. J he price of the
Krcuili i'ntcnt Mle Paie.otie dollar th sing. one,
founlolUra per hail doxen. aud seven doiitvra nr
dozen.
Madame LoTter's Female Monthly PHIslsasafe
and reliable remedy for auppreaalona .ud ail female
diaeaaa. Latliea should not ua theiti during piea;-
vjix.j win iirouuvo auiHcnrriiagt, nice,one
doilai per box txliatiu tlvedullara. aVuttuany
atldi eaa by mall, poat free. Mo letters will be an
aweri d uulesb the contain aremittanceor a postage
stamp.
All ordera addrcssedto Or. K. Bona paste, No. 164,
flycamnreetreet, between Fifth and Mixth atreets,
iiucimiAti, Ulilo, will be punctually attended to.
Dr. U. can bLOoiiMu.ted upon ail secret dlaeaaea. H
la unipieritionably acknowiedgetl to be th cham
pion and king ol V enure I Dianaaes, and only Phy
Hician in the Union who baa traveledon theoontin
eut of Kiirnpe, and theouly Doctor who has visited
wirirueieorau'u nopiiaiB, aa wen aa their medical
liialitutiona, and receiving their month I. reoorta.
ottera to all thoae who deal re to oonaulta profession
m ejiiiu,iiit5rr;suiiui tony yeara experience iu the
rlonpitala ot Kuroptttnd America Conhdentlaloou
aultntiou dally, irom a.m. until 10 r, M.
apr!4-l)daw
NE W PREAT.M.E N T.
P.lU.VATiE
k AND
Confidential Medical Advice 1
AT the Buffalo Private Hospital Katab-
ll mo VUS V in l';NIIIISi DCIIIIUtl vvens-
ncss and the Sucret lnllrmitiea of Youth aud Matu
rity by Dh. A.HU.i sl NUN, Uultalo, H. V. Oitloe,
uutuci ui iiiraiu niiu vfunv siisja-iajup Stcaira.
A MOST 8C1KNTIK1Q INVKNTION.
An Instrument for the oure of genital Debility,
aluminum r.iiiisiuuB, mure property Known SS sem
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanentlv cured
from llltueu days to two months, by the use of this
matt uuicuv, rv aa uia uscu uwiAjuiiiiiy wiin meuicines.
VOUNU ilKN TAKB PAKTlCULAtt NOT1GH.
.Dr. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have Invented a moat Important instru
ment tor the cure of the above dlacaaea. It haa been
auhjeoted to a teat by the moat eminent physicians
Lvuuoii) rial is, riiiittAsjiftiiA sou new I oik tun
been declared the only uaelul iiiBtrument which h
ever vet been invented, tor the our of Semlnul
Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs,
cauaed by thesecrethahitsof youth. Jfrioe Ten Uols
tars, uy iuaii or exureaa.
A CURB WARRANTED.
nr. AM'J8and SON have devoted their attention
excluaively to this peculiar class of maladies, and
tnviviici tu uavv uuiisiucniiy ueen aoie 10 ren
der Iheir fellow-creaturs. lalully tea titled and grate
fully acknowledged by oonvaleacent imtieuta and
odiuradailyarrivinK In town, from allparta of the
country, lor the express purpose only ol oonaulta
nous, wiiiie iiirirexeruoiia uaveoeeu orowneu with
the moat aigual advantagea) yet .rom what they
have experienced In enuuirlng Into the oauaea
these liilectiouB complaiuta, (Irom their mostatmple
wumiwu w win ui ih niuso uangerous anu invet
erate.) they have alwa a entertained the Doaaibilitv
ol their prevention and removal, and likewise in
variably found that the moat horrible and malignant
forma ol disease could aimoat invariably be traced
tooueoi the tollowtug cauaea: Ignorance, neglect,
or the illeilcctsof uusailllul or improper treatment;
therefore Ui AMOS and SON have succeeded
discovering, In the selection of their remedies,
sale, effectual aud cautious course omitting
combination of remedies which bear an equivocal
character, as well as those whose prematureor inju
dicious application might be productive ot bad con
aeuencea in the handa of private individuals.
shoit, the laudable end of their remedies is the less
ening of a great mass of human misery by the allev
iation, relief and prevention of those grievous af
flictions that are tn reality the secret foeot life, and
which, while they ao exte'naively aurround ua, oall
mm u lutum stviii vuu uenereuce ior cueir exter
miu btlou.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persona in an .' part of the world may be success
iniiy iruniou uy turwaruing a oorrecs uetaii of their
oase, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Addreae lr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
vtui siiccis. juimiu,n. 1 . jam-uawi y
WHEEIE!!, WILSON,
rt,1- if'tv---
Sewing Machines.
HUSTON BUILDING,
Corner ofThlid and Jefierson,
DA1ION, - OHIO.
WE offer the tVheefor A Wilson Sewing
Machines, with important lmprovamenta,
a reluctlon of f ion formerprlcea, and to meet the
demand for a GOOD, low-priced Kamilv Machine,
have introduced a NKW STVLe, working upon the
Bine principle, anu waning me aamestiio,tnougn
not so hi Rhlv finished, at " ,
The elegance. Biieed. nolBelessneaaand almnltcItT
of the Machine, the beauty and atrength of at itch,
being ALIKfc. ON BOTH SIDES, tmpoaaible to ravel,
and leaving no chain or ridge on the under aide, the
economy of thread, aud adaptability to the thioxest
ur viiiiiuesi 1 auric s, iihi renoereu mis me moai fue
ecsatul and popular Sewing M aehlne now made.
At our various offices. w jell at New Vork nrf.
ecs, and give Instructions free of charge, to enable
purchaacratosew ordinary seams, hem, fell, quilt,
gather, hind and tuck, all on the same Machine, and
warrant it for three years.
8KNDOBOALL FOR A CIRCULAR, containing
1 nit (frai uvutni ajt ljiavus, .eaiimoniaia, etc.
J&ulft W.SUMNtRkCO
MORRILL'S
SELF-HEATING
Smoothing Iron,
O.F.MORRILL Patentee, Boston.
TniSIROX IS H BATED WITH ANAL,
cohol Lamp, which Is attached to It with
spring, which can Ir put on and taken oil with
p. ensure. It takes but 16 minutes to put the Iron
readiness for work, and it will remain so as longaa
It la required. The heat may Ik regulated aa de
aired- The lrona are of the uaual weights, aud the
lamp Is no incumbrance, and it is warranted not
soil the clothes. Th heating fluid will sost about
3 cents per hour.
The .Self-healing Iron Is certainly one of the
greatest inventions ol the age, and the ladles will
thank the inventor for hia -Kill in saving them
roasting over a atovej and those who buy the fuel
win iook upon mm aa a ueneitotoroi the pocket.
These Smoothing irons may be had at the Shoe
Store of L. UUV1NUKR, Third street, near the
Xenia Depot, or at th realdeuoe of the Agent. 66
Kaat Third street.
W. O. CRUTCH FIELD,
. Agent for Montgomery Couuty,
lepte-n
OPENING OF NEW
DAQUEEEEOTYPE a PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOMS,
(SEPIEMbBU TH.)
At tbe Gallery of Art, 264. 3rd Street,
EAST OF THK POST OFFICE.
Minn h u ii.se: m he it kesfectkully
a- Informs his friendsand patrons, that h. has
resumed his old business of Dageurreotyping In
oonoeclien wilh hia (iiillery of Painting, for wnioh
purpose hehas fitted up rooms in th.most.legant
style, over his l'ioture Frame and Looking Ulass
Store. Hsving secured the aervioes of Mr. 0. D.
FINCH, who has the reputation of being on. of
th. must akilfull Photographists in th. West, he
thinks he cannot fail to render the most ftntir.
.atufiiotioo to all who want a ftithlullikeness.
1'ietur. Frames of every disortptlua, and Look
Ing (Slaases of all sises, always on hand, or mad.
to order.
sep t-tf. T. W. ORIDLAND.
Fresh Oysters.
BliM'yUAU l l. Ob OYBTEItH
will b served tin in anvatvi da-
aired, at any time of day or night, and at
ahort notice, at the
BAN II EXCHANGE.
JtKrraon Streets Juat be'ow Seoond,
"A Rkl'MKuKN I 1NU A J,L the d.aeaa
T - of th pvnttal org ana of the
.J II male and female, wtth th let eat
i 4 f I rtiafoveries in reproduetlon. Th
V J - . j n,,",f,d a hot-ut ui no rented tea
1 ifa t 'f'-re learning from this vaiuehi
ir j ' 1 I Orkt thp ailltlavrlfirltV nf 11) ea atl.
t lihnr'
aav s tvua a.urr a uu.
1
or
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No. 91, Jrdereon ireta
"It la bow settled that the last.- health of awl
men, women and children, depend a oath condition
I lOtsir avOLEBI" 1
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DAVED SCHREIAK
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WOULli khhi'ECiia-ltLY HAY JO
the flltlcana ol Paytna and aurtounding coun
try, that hB spring and ftumn.er stork is now com
ptete, eonslatirg ol a I kimia of Lad lea', Mn-ea',and
Children's Boot a. ghnes, lialtet a, tc. with heels or
wtthoutf alao a larg assortment of Mena', Boys',
and Vou tha' Bouts, Walter a, and Oioril 1 lea.
Having purchased his atock riftht Irom the facto
ries foe cash, enables htm to erllae cheap, or cheap
er than any other house In this rtt.
Ha alao haa a large supply of Mens' Patent Leath
er Boot, Uaitnr and Oxford Tie Tope, which be will
make to order to tit the loot.
H keeps constantly emilTrd the heat workmen.
and la prepared to do all kinds of Custom W 01 k 00
norinonoe.
All rips repaired free of charge.
He asks a li'eral ahare ol doIiIIa natronar. and
feele confident that heoau please all whooidei work,
ftocnemrier the old and favorite ula.aia.fll.Jetli.rsni.
atreet, below the market. aprso
SMITH &. WESSONS.
NKW
PATENT REVOLVER!
rox SALE AT
LANGDON'S HARDWARE STOKE.
THIS riatoJ ie the lightest ono in the
world that haa force. Weight only Ten Ountea.
la loaded quicker than other Pistols aie csppid.
la aure lire under all clrcumatances. No imin-v it
cauaed to the Aim or Ammunition by allowing it
w.vuin.o.n...,,.,,, Kui UI IIIUW. l IBBUSIDl-
plelniU eonatruotion that it is not liable to ast
out of order.
it l I'errccllr Sure loi arryl
The cylinder holda seven ahota. Two mmt thn
other amall plxtola.
THE.
One Horse shoeing shop,
ON THIRD STREET.
A few doors East of the 1'ust Office.
DAYTON, 0.
THK Subscriber is now hotter prepared,
than ever to aceommodale his old customers, and
the public, tn the 1
Home-Shoeing lltislnc,
In Its various branches. l.rtl.nl .,-.,i-
will be liven o all lame horses, such as
split hoofs, and hoof-bound, and ci rnsin their feet.
Will II. n.tr.ll ..liranln., !. n. .. . f i l . '
- bv.u.j .imuwii.T ui sucn uor
-., anu ii noi, money will ne rrliiiulrd.
ALHO. Horses that it)tprfre u lll be mhnA nn.
vent It, and warrantei . oi money refunded.
He will personally u . i intend all work entrustd
to his care. Thank tul lor past favors, he resiicotfiiliy
asks a continuance nf the pntronaiie nl hisold cus
tomers, and will be l appy i.i iccoiuinoilate as many
akw ones as may favor lmu with a call.
apn-oawiy flATHAN 8IFFERMAN.
GROCERIES SPRING STOCK
BIMM & BRO.,
HEAD OF THB liASIN,
HAVE JUST KECEIVKD TUElIt
Sprtnc stoca, embracing in part
loo Bags Prime Hlo Collee.
U do Java and Mocha.
Klne atock of all alnda of Sugar.
80,000 pounds extra 8. c. Hams.
411,000 do do Shoulders.
80,000 do do sides.
10,000 lbs. extra S. C. Urled Beef,
llio bush. choice White lleans.
60 butts ansorti d Virginia Tobacco.
f0 clients and caddlce assorted Teas.
so boxes No. 1 Uermansoap.
'iff do Pure Corn staroh.
W t' do Salaratus.
30 do fcoda.
SO.OtiO flne Clgara.
76 saoka Dried Peaches and Apples.
A large lot ol Kresh While fish, Plckcrsl, fhsd,
Bass, Coiltlsh and Mackerel.
UHI bhls- No. 1 Family Flour. rnhSS
Njw Arrangement!
CUSTOM MADE UOOIH AND SHOES,
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
OE EVERY 6TYLE,
OK EVERY STYLE,
0F EVERY STYLE, ,
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER,
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER,
MADE IN THE BEbT MANNER,
PROMPTLY TO ORDER,
PROMPTLY TO ORDER
PROMPTLY TO ORDER,
AND WARRANTED TO PLEASE. va"a'
AND W av HI NTvn Tn tn vacd
AND WARKANTED T3 PLEASE,
At the Custom Work Shop of
B. N. DAVIS,
No, 79, Jefferson street.
DAYTON, O.
BN. D., having disposed of his stock of
. Kastern work .1 ..ia! inn wini...n.ri
his entire attention to mauulacturing home mace
work, which h. will da .,n t. ... ,. . .
patrons and the great publio, whom he will be pleas-
He invites ladles and gentlemen to call and leave
orders for work, and he pledges his reputation aa a
man aud mechanic to please all whocau be pleased
FISHING TACKLE!
Langdons HardwareStore
IfltNTL ll Ci.K ln,.. c ... . ....
J Ura.s Balance, MultlplviiiK andiSif?fe
rlaln Heels, -76tot4,oo each.
j , . nuuss,
Bass Ouldes and Tips,
Grass, Silk and Linen Lines,
kxtra Limerick Hooks and fcnoods.
my7
FRESH
Baltimore Oysters,
WK take great pleasure in oulling the at
tention of our customers and elti..ti. net.
ally to our extra brands ol UU.SM llALTli OIlK
OVSTEKS Kecelvcd Dally by txpuss. AUblileis
oromntlv filled at c'inoluiiaii mic.. ai... . tnii
supply of Love and splicd oaiers.
U. . KL1ULL,,
Phillips House, cor. Mala and Third streets.
sept!
FOB SUMMER GOODS, go to BHEENE'KI
S Kete and Beautiful Stylet of H
C assimeres, Vestings,
m
FTJENISBINO C0CE6! 5
h NEW STYLES OF SHIRTS! 1 1 r
la which to keep cool during the "Heated
av) Term."
2 At BKEENB'8, t
No. 1, Main street, Dayton, pi
93 'f
VOR SUM M Ell GOODS, go to BKEENE'tii
Fresh Meat Every Day.
GEOHUE FltESTON.
Daily Meat and Provision
6th Itreel, 24 tceni of Jhuvn ttrett.
DAYTON, O ,
KEEPS oonstHotiy on hatid Fresh Meats of
every Kind. Butter. Egge, and Vegetables, In
seaaon. Produce ol all aesurlptlons obtainable eaa
be had at his store.
KJPAshedoeshlsown butchering, the Publlcosa
rely on proouilna Fresh Meat kvlsy sioumiku ilu
rlugtheweek. Hedesires thepeuple to know that
on aloNUay mornlne thev can m-.u-iir. n,.i.i .i.nuiii.
ered during the previous night. They will pleas
near tins in nilna.
'Khaukful for oast natronae.h..n1li-it. a .tin.
uanoeof public favor, deteruilued to deserve it,
miuriuii.r.iu street, saoors irom Urowustreet
Jyv-lyd
I ODKY for September. '.
"ugit p. r B SHDLL.
ftODEV for Aagust. '
" lva n A r a snmr..
FISH No. 1 White fish, Trout, Mackerel
SUM Codfish, at I. Niw.nr.iiiu!
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