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gintnn gailn Empire .
5pA:-OtAaH, KDITOJl PKOPB-ltTtlll.
VTednaaday Evnlir D t- 1H39,
U'sVaadine; Matter eo K-rr PK..L
Vror Locals, Telegraph, and other
matter of Interest and Information, see
First and fourth ranee.
Art of Printing—Cincinnati Type
Foundry.
Among the tn-wt useful and successful
" enu(aotories that here been established in
tha Want ia tha Cinoinnnti Tjp Foundry.
Tha founder of this establishment, Olirer
Well ACt., eommenced business at No. 14
Lower Market atreet, Cincinnati, in 1820,
and tha firm waa (lien composed of Olirer
Walla, and Klihu Whit of N'aw York.
Mr. Walla waa the aotire manener, and hit
descendants, Horace, William, I. T., and
Cbarlea Well, line owned or controlled it
nearly erer since, Mr. White having diapoaed
of bis atock a Bomber of yeara ago, at tha
decease of hie partner.
When tha Foundry vraa first established
there waa no other in tha Wott, eioept a
email ona at Pittsburgh, which waa eoon af,
tar removed ; and tha Cincinnati Type
Foundry ia consequently tha pioneer in thie
business in tLt Miaeiaeippi Valley. At Brit.,
eight eaftere and two machinieta were all the
haoda employed; but aa the buaineea in
ereaaed, larger building waa required, and
the Foundry waa first removed to Walnut
atreet, between Third and Fourth atrcele,
and in 1831 lo the large brick builling oor
ner of tongworth and Vine atroeta, where it
baa remained ever finer. The present build
ing baa a front of 130 feet, running back 60
feet, and ia five atoriea high. In tine build,
ing ia to be found one of the must extensive
manufactories of type and presos in tho
Union, and perhaps in tho world. Printers
can bare be eupplied with every new atyle
of type, preasea, oaaea, stands, oIimcs, ooru
poiing aticki, brass rule, electrotypes, and in
faot anything required in it printing office,
from a bodkin to a power prone. The pro
prietor of tha Cincinnati Type Foundry
have aparad no paina or eipenae to keep up
with tha tiraea, and accommodate the print
era of the Oreat West.
The Meeera. Wells are ull practical itnd
ingenious mechanics. Oliver Wells was the
firet to auooeeefully overcome the difficulties
of casting type by machinery, and he com.
menced making machine type throe months
before tho inventor perfocted his machino in
NewJYork. I,. T. Welle, bis son, conceived
the plan of clectrotyping, or of giving the
type a copper ftice. This discovery was at
first thought to have been made in Europe
where the inventor took out letters patent,
and then camo to the United States to se-
cure a patent here, but found his discovery
had long been known by Mr. Wells. A
compromise was effected, and Mr. W. now
has the exolusivo right to manufacture cop-
perfaoed type west of the mountains.
Mr. W., some twenty years ao, tried the
experiment of electrolysing on wood, by
oonducting copper, by aid of a galvanic bat"
tery, upon wooden moulds. In this he par
tiaily succeeded, and waa particularly suc
cessful in conducting copper on silver plate
and other metals, lie now has eome plates
whiou be thus prepared twenty years ago.
This discovery baa been of immense value to
the trade. lie baa also invented a power
press for job work, that ia cheap, durable,
expeditious, and equal to any other press
now in use. Recently the Messrs. Wells
have alsa commenced the manufacture of
large cylinder presses They are an im
proved lioe presa, and give general satis
faction. Since the establishment of the Cincinnati
Type Foundry, all the atittes west of the
Alleghany mountains have been supplied
with a large portion of their printing mate
rial from this source. The founders have
contributed aa much towards building up
the newapipers that now dinuuiinate intelli
gence duily in the Wt us the people of the
communities in which they are published.
One great reason why the western people
have made such rapid strides in eivilizatinn,
morality, and wealth, is that they have bad
Ibe aid of that great lever, the press; and
wherever newspapers abound, there the poo.
pie are always found to be intelligent, uiorul
industrious, and prusperoua. Those who
patronise the press are justly considered
public benefactors, and the men engaged in
furnishing material by which t!ie "types
and shadows" of thi- wou lerful oge are dis.
aeminutcd, perpetuated, uud handed down
to postority, may justly oouie in for tlioir
full share of nutiouul gratitude.
The invention of printing, it is generally
acknowledged, litis dune more for oiviliiation
than all the theologies, luwyers, and geno-
ruls, in the world. It first shed its light in
Germany ; end since then it has lighted a!)
oivilixad nations. The Reformation never
could have been successfully carried on with
out it Men are taught by it to think for
themselves ; and all the great men of the
world are indebted to " the Art preservative
of all Arts lor tho rich stores of knowledge
that they have acquired. The press illumi
nates the world, and without it there would
be neither light or knowledge. When all
the knowledge worthy of the consideration
. of an immortal mind was monopolized by a
few of the rich and highly favored, the mass
of mankind were kept in the most abject ig
noranoe and mental slavery ; but as soon as
light sbone upon the world through the
preaa, men began to think fur themselves,
and ask, " Are these things so ?" It waa the
harbinger of political and religious libetty,
.1 disseminated a knowledge of the attend
.jciences. i t eoaouraged men of genius no
natter bovw obson.ro to hope f r tuoce., ia
any laudable underlining, -li kitroujd
tbem into the society of the moat jearned
and greatest minds of past ages; aod all
who read, became familiar with their acts
n aristocracy of waulth oould no longer
ould the minds of men.'. All munkiud are
Wished with the means of instruction, and
who roq may reud.'
Ve repeat, in Vmolusion, for our subject
tarried us Into a wider fiel than wa ia
V exploring, -that fur the Uesninge of
Vpere in the Great West we are main-
ibted to tha Mcasre. Wells, who' are
v been, aonnacted with the Oiuuip-
'pa Foundry the founder and footer,
i ue printing offioe of the Mississippi
I"
'ba lur?et nuKnet of awalKamatod
r proauoea ba reoently Luen Uis
in Austntlia, and ia a fuvorable au
lor quarts crushing. It was the re-
portion of siitj tone of the first
ook erushrd from the Corin Keel'.
fa ie on ibouaand and fort ouuoes.
Item rmii.z awn Lokoivitv. tt hat often
been stated that tha majority of esntenerli
ana here attubnted their long life to tha free
use of buttermilk, and Ih fbiladalphia pa
pers in noticing tha arrival frjm Ireland,
in that city of Mrs. McKenna, an old lady
who baa nearly completed her eenanry.-eTj
gravely added that her existence bad been
prolonged by buttermilk. To thi the yen
arable old matron replied in a spirited card,
in which abe lay :
"Some of the papers In speaking of my
life refer to Ibe 'old saying' of asiug batter
milk, In answer to which I hav merely to
say that 1 have never ased any kind of milk
except in tea, coffee, As. I am now nearly
100 yeara of ags and for the last half can.
tury have resided I n Callrdowan, a beauti-
nil village in the county of Tyrone, In tha
north of Ireland. Temperate habits and
my usual morning walk of about two mils
ki l hurch, I think bad a great tendency to
warua lengthening my existeno in to
If. A Pbobmbbb Thcmubb 8to. The
Peoria (III ) Transcript state! that a heavy
thunder storm passed over that oity on the
night of the let inst. The huse of W
c itiaaon, on Boutn Adams atreet, was
struck by lightning, but fortunately without
injury to the family, One fork of the light
ning entered a blind chimney, on tho north
east sido of the building, tearing off the lop
of the same, bursting the gable wall Inside
the house, and dismantling tha oornioe,
drawing tha nails mora accurately than any
mechanio could bave done the in. The oth
er fork penetrated the western slope of the
roof; splitting and tearing up the shingles
in a most wanton manner.
Tub Clbvbland Mububb. The ooroner1
jury, Cleveland, in the one of the murder
of Matheton, have returned a verdict to tl;
effect that the said stab was indicted by the
hands of Charles Martin, purposely, delib
erately and premeditatedly, between or about
the hours of eleven and twolve of Friday
night, the second of December, 1859, at th
house of the deceased, in the oity of Cleve
land, aforesaid.
IA.lt appears that large discoveriei of
antique gold articles have been made in Ire'
land. A great gold find in the neighbor
hood of Athlone, realised over 27.000. Mr
E. Clibborn of the Hoyal Irish Academy
speaking or these discoveries, states that
these articles are weekly finding their way
to the melting pots in London. It seems a
pity that a portion, at least should not be
rescued from such a fate, for preservation
BELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers.
HE UHIOIHAL MEDICIMK BSTABLIIII ED 1M 1867
and first article ol the kind ever lntroduc.,1 nn-Ur
wiv u.im. vi -rvLHDniv WAi-csa," in this or any
other country, all other Pulmonis Wafera arc
oouuterrt-it.. l he frrnuine cau b known hy th
llHYAN'lt PULMONIC WArKHS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Soar Throat, Hoarseness
UKYAN'S HI LMO.N1U WAPER8
Relieve Aathma, Bronchitis, Difficult nreathlns
Ilkv AM-M phi unvte u'il'l'u "
Uellev Spitting ol Blood, Pains In the Chest
11 K V AN 6 PTJLMuNIU WAKBHS
Relieve Inolj.lent Consumption, Lung- Ulaeasea
UKYAN'S PI LMONIO WAtliRS
Relieve Irrltattoat of the I'vula and Tonaila
KKYAN S PULMUNIU WAt'KRS
Relieve the al-ove Complaints In Tea Minutes
UKYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
Ar a lil.'ning to all Claiiri and Conititutions.
Are adapted to Vocaliita and Public Snukcra
UKYAN'S PULMONIC WAFEHS
Are In a almple for and pleasant to tha taste.
BRYAN 8 PULMONIC WAPKRS
Hot only relieve, but elfeel rapid and laitin- Cures
UKYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
Arc warranted to (tv aatlalactlon to evary one
.iu runiuy suouiu oe witnout a box of
Bryan's Fulmonto Wafer
IN TUB UOV5B.
No Traveler should be without a buddIv of
n ' i n- t r J
m&jhu ruiiauuiu wnioxa
IN HIS POCKBT.
No person will ever object to give
Bryan's Pulmonlo Wafer
TWEHTV-riYE CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, (( y
sold by W. W. STBVVART,
myl Dayton, Ohio.
tCURI8T31ASHl
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M AND j
Foy! V( rTtrpjiToyal I
P. H. D'AUCY,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Dayton, O.,
fS NOW HECK1VIXO HIS STOCK OF
uni VrtrietyMre uniuruAiutl In this Mtv ui..i.i
of CAiitltfi unU Conreotiuaeilt U ouulU. tuid of
that Vsarv hoait mi k 1 1 timm '
He iialioajent for Maltby's Baltimore Oyaters
which will be sold on reasonable terms, eithat kv
the can, half ean or plate. y
lie eiiten la oordial Invitation to his (Henda and
..... .uu.Hmu r, w give nun eall. DOVI8
Death to Hats and Vermiu!
IIEHE WE COMEM
(IITl.EX'S, MILLKIIS AND FARMERS!
... 'a your lima to exterminate vour Rata.
Mice, nrMohea and Bed Bun. n. th.
V ' J m . ,u mo nunurcu ooxes
ul oiy Kxw-lilor Vermin Destroyer, lor the uae of
thiMU who may tx plagued with theae destructive
yoriuiui aad 1 will eontluu to keep It all through
trio wiiitpr
This preparation la fro from all dangerous pols
ta, aud oan be uiml la Kitchj.n. p....i. -
bor.la, Cellars or stshlei, without being In lUnger
of liyurlng the human family, or uaelul nntmSn
... . ur" airoy mal which It is dculinul fpt
llieteatlmonv ol' humlrA! ni f. ti, w- lIj
to testify to the utility of this artlol, w they have
uaed It for many sara. It luivea no stench, as tb
vermin go off to streams of water to die.
Can bs had at my reslitouos. No. 107 Jnrioa 8t
bet wMn 6lti an.Ufh, ox fcouis Ui boy wtw wUHato
It through town for ' '
N. B. Thli It the uiily preparation taatkaasver
been made ox sold here which. ooAtaloa attractive
oils to mae vetmlu eat It very time It Is laid tor
tbem.
BoriB
fJnurpsl eopy.
TT ew Meat Market
IN
O 11 EGON.
rPIIE UNDKR8IONKD, ALIVE TO
- the neoeasltles ol Ih pPl, haa opened In W
DAILY MEAT MARKET,
wnerethepu!)Mooallud,4ll, m,l, Beef, Mut
ke't'PVIen sull. at th ehsapeai Mar-
In my brocwy .very family need ess be supplied!
beaidca gocid Catawba, Old Rye. Broiulv. Abavnth
juat reteivod, sod excellent oruul'i "synia,
HUIWB WINE.
Vylch
I sell at to oeuts ths plat, sad s Mats pr
botU.
PHILIP WALTZ.
DisftolutionofPartnershipk
the retiroment of Geo. B. Holt ,um
- the practloe of the law, and by mutual aana.
!"f'" partnership Uwi .$Hatf
M. B. V. alk.r, la this day dlsaolved. vim bmlnJla
heretofore cmll.led to us being untlniah". will
ovM KW. WALK.BR.
New, Partnership.
ALT W.A1-K-1K and George FT Walker
i luia uv lornied a partserahln for th
:"?nr al ,he t""- 1 " i tv. stuti;;
all buamaaa they s h. .Iit.i , ,.. ""
inline
n Third sireit, i).ton, o., la cleg's
I. No. . h 8. WALKER
WAt-stEtl.
Th inksgi vine Ovate
T) & V. R SlltLL will b nrenared a
bi'LtCtED aad
SUDBX8 ier.i.rTvn
Ihe latter are TALL-ED
o-D()N'i' FUKUKF TUB VX.kVVs.
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CIIAQ. 23. CLARKE,
HEAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL AOKNT.
Vy ILL buy aod sail on Cotnmiaainn Keel
V KataU or all kinds, Bond., Land Warrants,
no..., Merif a.., e. anas eolle-tfone an netfu
tl.t. loam. Will local Laatf Warrants, ln.nr.
property at rsasonahi rates Id food r.sponsit'1
t-onip.nl.., snd of.aaal a;ncyandeumlasloa
LJr-No.a.r. unlss sal la saads.
OtBo with T. B.Bratth.Fsq J
. Clecs'S Bullillns;, ThlntstrMt,
Qradcated Lands.
I'MH ondiralgned I prepared to obtain
Patent, for all persons koMlof nplleatea fot
urwmnim MBOa. N WUICB rSMUta BSVa SMt
received.
Thsreosat statament of th IXpartmaot that all
ntrlea on whloh patents are sol delivered will be
oaooeiien, rentiers It f f heutmoet laiportsBM that
pariies snouia s4-cur then titles by obtaining pat
snts, or they will lnTltabl loaa their ln.l
Parti-s leaving their duplicates with me for that
purpose, will b charged nothing urflees I lueeevc!
la ol.tinIng Uielrpatanla.
x" CHA. h. CI A at r, Agent
FOR BALE!
AHANDHOMK Rl'.yiUKMCK, ona mile
west of Payton.ea th rltlgs overlooking th
rv.7,wi.Huwniua ui ,, r aora oi wnti.
The ground la well stocked with bearing fruit
wm, grape, atrawberrlra, raepherriea, c, and
rlenty of ahrubbsry. Houae two-atery, eight rooms,
n good eondltloa, large cellar, end outbutldlnga
Terms rMeonabl'. CHAS. I. CLARKE,
ep'a Clagg s Building, Sd alrMt,
21 Dollars an Acre!
VOll a good l-arai in Darks Cuuntv,6 miles
A north sail of Union city. ? seres under good
cultivation, balance good timheri rich black soil.
hout of rooms kan-.somely Mtuat4, aad
surrounded by slocuat grov. gouu liasie barn, corn
erltsstabl, and other out buildings. Good bearing
I Lrr 1 . k i li.I. r . . .
Tula Is a (rest bargain.
IIARt.KS B. CLABV,
auf Real Estate Agent, Clesg's Building.
FINE FARMS!!
OITY iMlOl'EKTV
WILL BK TAKEN
IN PRAT PAYMENT.
I 1 R AC1K. 'X miles from the City, be
. ..,w'", ,h Br", nrt Valley Turnplkra, and
two mile from knelsly'a Mills. SO seres undercut-tivstl.-n,
balanM good timber.
I ACKKd excellent land in Jshelbv
At-Je- county, sw; miles from Sidney, sod IS
miles from Port Jetlcreont toil acres uudrr cultiva
tion, balance good timber Orchard of gralted
fruit, good frame huua, barn, atahle, corn crib,
granary, e. Tlire sood springs and good well.
A very deslrsble place.
ALSO!
)J() ACRES in ilanoock oountj, near a
a Railroad station, good hous and best
quality ot laud, lee acres Improved.
ALSO;
FINE Huburlan property in full view of,
and handsomely overlooking th city. Those
having property toeaenauf e wlilnnd It to their lu
Urtct to sail upon
CHARLES E, CLARK,
augM. liegK'a Building, sd St.
Land, Land.
I WOULD call attention to Land now of
f ered to xohane for Cite Pronrtv n, nnmi.
located as follows :
OHIO Shelby, Ross, Allen, DeBsnee. Henry,
Fulton, Dsrke and WllllsusCouutles.
INDIANA Kanutlpb,VVeils, Warms h, Stark,
Jaaoer. Pulaskiand L&ka f.'nnntli-a
ILLINOIS Lawrence, Kirhland, Urawfurd
and Jasper Counties.
MISSOURI Oh.riion.Wa.hmif ton, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Uregon and
IOWA Scott, Buchanan, Ituone, Cedar and
Van Bursn Countlee.
MINNESOTA Dakota, Hamsey, Hie. Scott
sou mcjeou uounlles.
The above sr choice landa.andwlll beexchansed
wh m bw ucsirauie rcrnja on appitcniion tti
CHAS. E. CLARKE,
JV Clegg's Building, Third atreet
FARMS.
TWO HAND.SOMK and hii-hU .mnmH
A Urrnt. i)fng a&out 4 milei north ol tb city, 16
ore each. CITV PHOPKHTY will ba Ukea In
part payment. AiLO,
0 aorea in Hanook County, not far Iron th
oounty eat, and three fuurthauf a mil from araU
roadttatlon. loo ar Improved, balance excellent
tlmlier. Very in land, and wUloa uld at a bar
gain. AUfU,
I'JOaereioBe milennrth vtitnf TTninn niv s.ii
improved; a ereek running through the eentrc,
never tailing watir,large barn, good bearing or-
ALSO.
4 acres in Derke count v. hrft wnrui iimhar- mnA
lana no. 1 baro. BAlntMl. rrwx.l hnm ii imnn
A 1(1.
A nuntver of othee farnivarloualv loeittiMl nA .n
very cheap, together with a large amount of declrm-
ui siiy property oi every coemption
Jyia
vnJ
AHK. tLARKI.IdSt.
Farms.
Oil ACREH in Illinois, 4 miles from Sum
d X ner. on the o. a M. R. u.. nn h.,nHt
ImprovrO, the remainder timber o I good nuslltr.
iln. rlAh . kilaiHtkl ml I
I Here are twogood Dieelllns Houaeaonthnnr.m.
see convenient out-houses, and In th mldatof a
good settlement.
This farm Is ottered at ths low pries of (13 per
... . ... mm i,. v.iut-. eoraaieoy
CHAS. K. CLAHKK,
Real Kstat Agevt.sd atrwt.
Cltjr Property Dealrobic Heal
deuce!
T offer fur sale on reasonable terms, a
new and handaam r..l,i.niMt nn q.i ut v
low Perry. '
The House IS larve .nrfnommoillniia allli .1, h.
modern Improvements and eonvenlenees: Is finely
loested.sndln a good neighborhood. Will be noli
eheap, II sppliutlon Is saadeaoon.
n Haalg.tste Agent, Clegg-s Building.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1C ACRES, od the River Koad, near the
V ClaelaaaM R. R., IH miles from th Mti
small frame house and stable, ehoie fruit Vises
a. A vry detrable pimet for a Garden Lot.
UUAI. h. CLAnaR,
Third street.
AND WARRANTS HOUU H t SO LD
J atClneinnatl ntint.tlnna n i..t.t
Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri, bj '
aihS
inu SI. t'LARSI,
Thlrdstrast.
ARE YOU INSURED!
AM Keady to take risk for substantial
OmilLkl., ! tl.a .
....... , . . ' wwHtrv tin i.vorvi.
terms. 1 reureaent ikm ini-i..D ...... ,
?r,S?ill.h.'upl l"c" a t the rellablll-
MERCHANTS'
Insurance Company,
(if HARTIi'nnn nnvu J
Capital, $200,000.
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co.
(INGORPORATvn laei i
OFFlCfc, W. CM, N.y
CASH CAPITAL. -
S25O.00O
133,000.
CASH SURPLUS. .
rving Fire Insurance Co.
(INOOEPOBATKn last i
OFriCE, No. , Wall atr.-ct. N. y.
H CAPITAL, g304,000.
CHAS. B. CLAaas Agent,
ClegfkHaiidlng.sds
augSl
A. V.
non-it, ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ana Meiarr Public.
anun, - - - niTTo
rOrsica in Cleuu' BuiLuinii,-j
(WrWt T. r. Tbreah.r.t I. th. . ,
uiud in, v.n...n;i,:'. u.;T.rrr """,'"'
' - v m.nuH, 1X3 1 .0- 1 HI U
V. WOOD,
I. S. KEAU,
V. H. WIMTKSS
WOOD, NEA1 & WINTERS,
Attorneys at Law,
UAXTJ9M, - . . .OHIO
WILL MAKE COLLECTIONS AND
.tirnapromiirirToalllFlhualnMnt...H
them. In this and a-ljuluiug nuuallra.
OKe'lCK Houth-e.Mt o u.. . ... m.i- . -A rvi.,1
ivww ,u rsiuisi sssH, nova
Oyster. Beaaoci Opened! f
jrsiO ."' liST BALTIMORE
Ousters : ' .; "x M
Received bj Expresa DirpetffpB
t"'"'V.. BAZ.TIMOHB1 ' ,. t
l'yery Iay ! the Weekf '
B Subscribers art now reoeivinfr daily
by Knpreu Ih. feest quality of U.ltlm. Oystsrs,
wiillitby wul w.rraut ,nid, sudall by ths can!
tiHVIGilK, .t the I'-v tst rsti-s. -
aiallli.ud llrilcr. il)-lioU on literal kmi,
Otder. soUwlUd Uum itiik iu .very pwtofjM
llullubertseyluleptbebttlntsBlsrket., :
W. il. VilAKDHSliViixl A DO-
ae,aslm,sajlar ;t
-ao1T
can
v
per
all
a
lust
,
a
I
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II IC M O V A.Xi.1
VV bsv rt moved our atock to
Lowo's New Building,
NO. 74 MAIN BTRriET,
WI1KRK, owlnif to pur rreatly snlareed
nam, w shall he prepared I efnw a lart
aadeomplet aaaiutnient of
House Furnishing Goods.
Th itockiroatprttei
CARrLTIMi'S VF ALL KINDS I
floor and Table Oil rintba, i-ntiterta Curtain Dam-
aafca. La and 'usllo t;wrtalna.Mn,tf,wbwita .
an.l 'I'r In Hi t F s a , Wlnilow HoIIhiiiIs, C-lil
Cornirea, ltnii!s and Tina, 1'tiv.a aod .
India Mnitliigs, Hues, Door Matai
Wall 8c Window Papers,
Decoration Taper, Ham lngs and Border.
1: . i v ii j: t s t
Furniture rhintnt, Tnirellnr, Napkins. Llnea aad
rnuaiiD anectliiitc, I ai.ie i mens, llleached Mus
lins, Irish Linens, l ulile an.l Piano Covers,
as., Ac., ce.t
aWa-Our inoroaacd fuoililies for.lMI'OKT.
I NO and purchasing from M A.Nl'FAf Tl'RKRS.en-
ebla us to i I goods si low as they ar sold any
wear In th West An examination of our stock
Is respectfully solicited.
VA.V A USD A L, DIXON & CO.
nor I ft 1
LH)H UK NT A nj roinfortiiMe
A nwrMtnr Mo u no. r the pnriiM of Third ai.iI Rm
iwhiii aoutaininn nice roomt. Apply tr
PIUS I'lJlVK,
BOYlT-tr on the prcmlaei.
LA NOB, o. BiSHklNO
ST. CHARLES,
JcflTcrson M.,bi'lvrrn Sd and 8d
I!f BECKEC'S KEW BUILDING,
DAYTON, O.
RESTAURANT AND BAR!!
MKALH AT All UOUUSI
Roomi for Partlri ahvA' rpttlv. Acooinmtcla
tlom fur Trnnetrnt nnrtrilen. Dm Bar ! furnlih-
ni with th hfi winrnntnn Unuor. noviS
AtWILLAKD & WIIEATON'S,
norlS No. ta$ Third itreet, near iMiln
BOOKS
Thefollowlng list of NUW BOOKS, juatree'd.
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON His Court
and Family;
lythe Duchess D'abrantes (Madame Junot) In t
toib. wun numerous ronraits engrsved on steel.
LBADER8" of tho REFORMATION.
i ne neoresenrative men oi lierm.nv. Kr.nrp
ajigiauu .uu eooiiaou, vy Jonn luiioru, v. V.
"MONET KINO, and other Foemr,
uj sjuun Us oaae
GOLD FOIL,
HamiTieretl from PoiniUr Pioverb. bv Timnthv
(iiuuiuui
MINISTBRB'WOOINO,
by Harriet Ueecher Stowe.
THB CORNER CUPBOARD, or Facta
for t-veryoooiyl
Forming aconiplete Kucclopcdlnof lTseful Knowl
eilgr; Illustrated with over llMm Ktigravliuja. lly
PARLOR THEATRICALS or Winter
Evening Entertainments;
Containing Acting Pro erbs Uramatio Charailei,
ActlngChariules, llrawlng Room Pantomimes, Ao.,
wiiii ivBcriuie p.ti.rnvinvs. Ji auinor ol
gioian-a uwu nous," ".sociable," Ac.
LEAVES FROM AN ACTOR'S NOTB
BOOK;
Wtth Reminiscences anil Chit Chat of tha Green
nooin uu ittje, iij bi.Q. Y ANi'KNiioi'r.
WOMEN ARTIrJTsi
In sll Ages and Countries, by Mrs. Kllet.
A GOOD FIGHT, and Other Talcs.
by Charles Hesdc; author of Lore me Little, Love
' - lU.
SWORD AND 00WN7
by ths author of Guy Livingstone.
FHOM DAWN TO DA l'LIOIIT,
(anew supply) by Mrs. Henry Ward Ueecher.
'HARRY LEE,'
lusttated.
or Hope for the Poor, ill
Received this day, and for sale at
Sat) THIRD STRKKT,
aerl One door West ol the Town ClocK.
Thanksgiving
GOODS
I. N. & AV. M. GREEN'S
20 lime (New Ritieiits) halves and quart
tors, at I. N. It w. M. Green's.
Cbuii-e I'ittsliuriili Hiickwheat Flour, in
ssi ks for family use, at I. N.A W. M. Green's.
Kxtra Nit-e Tenn. renelies, just reeeiveJ
st I. N. AW. M.Green's,
l'runen, Znntee O'urrunts unJ Kice at
I. N.k W. M. Green's.
20 hnxes Fire I'rnckers, very low at
I. N. W.M.Green's.
Fine Navy Suuii Hcans, just reooivedund
for sals cheap at
i.N. A W. M.r.REEN'U,
No.ai, Main street.
American : Satin c House.
OYSTERS,
Ousters.
At tha American Saloon, Main Street.
IlAtHKD to this eHtaMislmient is a
n nice, quiet ,.nd reMDFtRhln s.lnnn vh.M VA
have UaUrs mokeil In overv siyle, and servetl
.u sulNrrior manner. Ui.Argcsi.KSS
than at any other puce. Aso,
uam a hea.ou Mtals at all Hoars.
. . I- 11. NICHOLS,
CfLunoh at 10 A.M., every day. novHdlo.
Taseti! Taxes! Taxes!
To the Tax Payers of Montgomery
uounty!
VO'lt TAX RECEIPTS AKE NOW
ready for you. The time Is short) there Is yet
eoail'areltvelj but .small amount paid. Those that
i, . " "'e m,,i w"' ""'I " almost l.i-
posslble to ret to the counter. Th law requires
that at least oue-half of j our Taxes b. pud on or
before tbe'joth of December. and imposes a Ine of
cent, ou sll bxe. du. ami not nd at that time.
Gas, street Improvement and delinquent taxes are
due on or before the 20lh ol December.
This Uscsl year clou s ni orUclal tcrmi It will b
neoesaarytohavetaetux in nccoidlng to Isw.ln
older toeuabl me to make seltlrmeitt and . show-
, in. i.w requires. likiU to your Interests In
1 w "- iwii.it).
JONA'i UA.N KKNNEY,
i- , . Treasurer ai. G. O.
Treasurer's Office, Nov. 0, '69. novio
rOM-'EC'ITOXKIllKS, -ruirH, Coeoa Nuts,
TnI".' lu!,.,' u,e"' r'W" sauee, Ketchup
SArd nesP.lckleilOy.rers.t i,,,,, L,)b.tr,; Wu '.J
Pickles, Pm Apple aud fi,..hM m Kl Jrs, and
variety ul otlu r kooiIs too numerous to mention
received sud lor sale wholi sale kmi nIaII. I.v
11. .'. II SHIILL.
')!) HASKKT.S t'hBinpainoj
I barrel Holland ii;
1 burrel JaniAica hum,
J " Irish Whlsayl
" Bourbon Whiskyi
, . M -.rreaca J) rutty. '
Juit received ui.va i. 4 r. B. an VI (
1 1 oitiiva tir
iuie l'eUHulii;
vr SI barrels Almonds:
B barrels Kllliertsi
1 . Pecans;
' ' llrsill Ntth;'
.J, . -"sh Walautsj
'Just received. -move '
D. m 9. a fluvri r .
IKKtiH OVSI'EHS recoived dfttlt b Kai
press, dlreut from ii.m 3
D. 8)1 UU.
(jUUIiV-'HIiAWKS' IltiflK, and Petersci
..fa1 " Noabr, jtirt ractlved.
a'
11. . V. li. IHOll.
BfiAUTlPlJLlutof Ci'ine", just oivoaed
L7 WiV Jl. , h. v, KM11, .
Michigan Cranberries:
.i?K1';tS,of qxality of Midi
rAu.t,7,.,t ... i r I ----i -imiiBiit winoilkou Jiwt
elvtd, sid to, jjue t i,i..lc , ,.,',, i
waaavunounu V II -1,
fio. see. Thi. at.
A
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1.
3.
4.
D.
6.
7.
8.
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at
SECOND FALL PURCHASE!
335,00000 .
wusti or
Now Dry Goo do!
from Auction t bs sol within sodaya,
A T
jc4Ti.r iii:im i: pmcus
w(j',, BT
N, P.- DOUGLASS & CO.
PBILLIPB' BBW BTJItDINO,
No. T6 Itliiln Street,
DAYTON, O ,
Fancy 91 1 ks st - -Plain
lllu k silks at
TSc worth I ia
Bl en " $ i ia
If-'je" ss
- t'n " an
I . IIW. l 111'
Very Nest He l.alne. at
Kngllsh IUerlwis at
Prints,
Very good do. (wsrrsated) Bl.o " 10
Good do ..... Sko " H'i
HlsMhed Muslins, (yard wide) 8' ,o 7
Ail Dresa Gooda Baduoed Very Low!
Other Good as Cheap In proportion.
CLOAKS, NUVEST SiYLES!
At Mw Votk Prices.
SHAWLS,
do
for fi.OO wortli 7 50
for $7,00 " $10,1)0
HOSIERY & FANCY GOODS!
I.OWIR than will b found elsewhere.
GOODS FOUMEN AND UOY8' WEAK!
TBUT CI1BAP.
HOOP SKIRTS
J
SS per sent. lowr thsn ever offered
LADIES' SHOES, tbb best in M 1KKET I
AIm ageats for
Leater'e Sewing Machines,
Wsrtanted tha Best Machines In I'se.
tt-Th. ihsn l. nn ........ .i a.
termln.d to sell our (jooils for t.'ash, H6 prr etmt.
lower uu ean b bouv ht elsewtierr.
N. P. DOUUI.ASS CO.,
aT.B 1 Main st eet.
jO
Va
to
m r i
5
3 .
T F you soek for mttre IUiILT, buy Dmixti'
LaraTe Biirnr CfiAf. nil. I A M p w) irh f..
brlllinnt IlKlit I not urpinpil by ttny othrr P itcnt,
ftttheaftma xae The Lare Uunit r contiun
not ahoveooe crnt'i worth ! Oil j cr hourt th
siiiitn uuiyrjr uau cent 10 mo nour. weintiocK
nave
Stand Lnmpi, OUMand Bran,
Btaod lsAmpi. Mnrble Fnot,
KarJor, do d"
SuvpfDtllnfr, HaipSwIn,
Hide Lfaiiiita. (.Iiasi an! I1raia
WUo keen acmerit. -.mortiiient of Lard oil
HOV18 lihCKLhli, HKMLK V A VAXTON.
pANNKI.'S deoreriapd Conl Oil. Tor ile
t HKCKLKR. R KM LEV MAXTON'S
pUKNOII CHINA Just rficeived a few
nice Dinner Rets, Vmoi, And fancy nrnnments.
Dvm WttaLliH, HnMLK V A MAX I ON.
FAMILY GROCERIES!
New Stand Fresh Goods
JOHN K. CEBHAKT. - Asiit.
NO 83 JEKFEUSON ST.,
raw doors aoura or thb makkkt houhb.
Dayton, Ohio,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A KRESII AND
well assorted stock of fine Family Groceries,
of vrjr desorltitu.n They have all been purchns
etl within the last few weeks, and were bought
with express reference to quality and price lie Is
prepared to sell them at as low nrlccs as thev on
be afforded) snd I. resolrad that no one shall leavei
his store dissatlstled. '
The following articles oomnoicnartnrhia.if,v.
Till . ,
N. O. Bugar Crushed and Pulverized.
Refined fciyrtips and N. (). Mulasses,
MACKEREL,
No. 1,3 and 9; White Fish, Cod Fish and Herring
m;.i.iiA,n.M u - i . . e
miuuicivmii uunt VUlOl 1 1 II in M,
A lllinrln,. nptli'la
A fine supply of Beef and Mutton,
Hams, longuce, Ac ,
TEAS).
Of all grades, and of ths very best quality.
llrown's Cheese,
Several barrels of Aral rate V'tnenr Cider;
WtlUD AM) WlIiLOW WARE:
The best quality of Broomsi
t.n looacoo, oi new tork brands;
llest aualilv Uerinun and other I'tLriLru
Opal, Star and Tallow Candles,
Ihe best of Alealiunnoek 1 oinlnea:
CORN MEAL,
, ,. . Butter, Kggs, Lartl, 4o.
Ibe best Quality of vauiilv Craukem:
Ground and unground Coffee,
Hpioes. Nutnu-gs, Clnamon, Cloves, Ac;
Stone and Urockry Ware, Ato.
In short every sttlele usually found In a Family
Grocery of the first character.
He respectfully makes his how to tl e citizens of
v.yion ..a Vlalultv. .nil ia int. . literal ,hu ..i-
ui.ir iJ.vroo.gc. UOVIO
I. N. & W. M. GREEN,
DKALKltS IN
GROCERIES,
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS
AND OYSTEltS,
NO. 310, TIIIHU ST.,
ARE NOW JfKEPAKEU TO SUP
UW their Oltr .Ud nniintrv frlnn.la lulth ...
thtlUr And tV.rV thin, in th.tr Una thai la nl.a .n,l
de.irable. Our varied Assortment isconil. t. ,end
a-mill uv T or LUIVSHtDin XIIC lUWaSIl"
A tine lot ol Winter nnd Kail Annies.
jut MMIvtd at I.N A W. U. Green's,
rresh liutter beet quality alwuts to
b. had .t I. M A W M n'nnl.
A large invoiee of fine Cuttinit Clioeee,
t In. nriMi at t H itv v . . -
Nice Kresh t ider iust reoeivud and for
sals at I. S. k W.M. Green's.
Lboioe leas(tireen and Uliink) at very
-.-.'-"Prices, Atl. N.4W.M. Ureen's.
OYSTKKS Oysters, Iresli aevcry day,
b n
o
i i t
n s
yai Bsjtimor, And at reduced prices,
at I. N.a W.M.Green's.
Cboioa Family Groceries, soleoted enre-
fullr and warranted fresh at I. N.a W.M.
Uren'a.
Coma witli your money and buy olicnp
Groceries where you can have them de
livered tree ol charge, at
1. N.at W. M.GREEX'H,
aov No. Sis Third street.
Presh Goods! Fair Prices!
McINTIH.r& IUII.),
rjROOKHH AND l'KODCCK DKAJ.EI.'H,
118 Main St., s doors below the Matket Hottso.
full supply of Cholc raitiiiyUroe.ru., of which
w arraut all good,
Coffee..
Rio Coffee, Mooba, Juvo, Murienlio.
McINTlRUa BAlrtll.
Fin Teaa.
Imp Tea. Y H do, Black do, Gunpowder do
MUM HIS IIA1HD.
MoUaaaa.
O Mulasses, tt U Molassea, Syrups,
MclNTIHK a UA1I1D.
Eutsr.
ug"! 1'owd do, Gran do, Crushed do
niClHTIHK HAIKU,
BDlcaa.
Ground fepper, Allspioe, CIitps, Cinamnn.
sisiw riiiK a baihU
Bsilaratua A Cr Tartar,
supsrlor artiole, mbieh we warrant pure
MulNTlUK HAIKU.
Fine Cigar, '
Brnnson'a Fine Cut Tuliaenn
"oaps, Clie.se, C'ornuesl,
. . J a aacauB Hlir,
Dl.l Appi.. IklolMiUlv 4 BAlItl).
ov7
Lemon, Inprinie order, just
n. r. b sHni.r..
L)iMONS.--a boi Vrenolt Lemvti, in
prtss onlr,4Vst ralrd.
uial n A ai a II r.l
1 sr. m m i .i a m b a
iiFOlliissir
i 7
74 "West Fourth street,
CIA'CImYJWlTI, .
ELKOANT CIgPLAT OF
reas Silks and Robes.
VELVET FLOtNCED ROUES, FANCY aad WHITE SILK ROBES, for ercnipg.
ISoirc Inliyttc ami Ilrocaric Dresses
fust rclT4 from N.w Tar Auotlon isles.
Rich Dolnin Robes for Ladies anil Mic.es; Shetland Wool Fhawls, Veils, Nubi
and Opora Hooda.Cloas ar.d rbawla; Kmbrniderrd Vrlvrt C) nls, Cluh
Cloaks, Hoicliina and Dusters, all the new styles or Shawls.
Pieces of Silks, bilks, at 87) cents per yard.
DOMESTICS AND LINENS!
In this 1en.rlm.nt ws hare a dilrabl alook of NEW GOODS, and wa offer them to Housekeepers
uncommonly low priors. 1
Woolen llress Ooods, Ao. Plain and Printed Merinne and Delaines; Pnris Plaid, V
lonoitiannd Poplins. .Merino Under Wear, telling at Cost, for Ladies, Unite, end ( Iiildre
New styls of OkM HOOP SKIRTS, entirely new la etyl. and finish, Juat tee'd. from th manufaotor
DSLAND, GOSSAGE & CUYLE11,
1 ttfit Fourlli Mitrt,
octt-JmoemAldAw Oiptillo Pike's Oper House, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
imnji.
(1
The Great Direct
EASTERN & WESTE'N
CENTRAL ROUTE.
f V"J W1-! fwttl'i .V p- f TiiinwTi its, sar piaicirMri
tl i 4 sW! O ??M4
iver the IimIhiiiu ( enlrnl A Uuy-
ion A Uniiru Hullwuyi.
ON ftrni rfter Monday, Not. 14th, 1859,
Tlftlm Will Ipavo ItAvfcin Ba fallna,..
Tmim will IpAve linvbiii fallow-
Klr.t iNiurniiift Trftin I?vm On y too utTiOOA.
nil l I II If Ml IliillHliMi.iillBi At lU-lili a mm , inatk Inar ill.
I rt:t c.iiiifcllon with L.ifnjtt.s a IndlmiftimlU R. R.
tr i.ii)puo nnn aniens o wun lerr? Hnute mcn-
mnn- H. R. lor Terre Mnutf nnrt Vlnonnfi. wtth
nniii.n iiinimapolls H. H. for Louisville. arriving
at Chicago nt H:iur. M.,.t M.'lsiin and Louisville at
0:00 e. m. , Vlncennes S:ou r. si., I errs Haute at :.
r-. m .
Second Train, leaves Dayton at 1:10a.m., arriving
at Inilinnntioili, at 11:10 e. m.. m.kln. dlrpi.t nnnnan.
(ion ior ni. L.outn,arrlvlug in Ht. l.outs at S:O0a.m
wo hours In advance of any other route.
I Third Train leaves Day oa at 6:00 r. l.,
at mliiiiits at lo.oti r. m., uiak ng direel
arriving
tioim tor all western
Uir.OI DUDBHB.
uovU
HENRY L. POPI. Sup't.
HENRY L. POPI. Sup't. Little Miami & Columbus & Xenia
Rail Road.
Three D lily Truina, via. Columbus.
Through tlokets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
rnHREK ually Trains each way, leav
avtng Dayton
X lOr tlie hHBt AS lolloWSt Mo-llt tlllMull l.illa
m ;I)y Kxprersll.tti a.m j Accoinmodntlonsep.ia.
Arriving at Dayton, Acronimo.lntloa .,11 .. ui.i
No. I Kxmess, ,Jl p. m. No. S Kxpress, 4.60 p. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is 7 minutes
faater ihau i ay ton time.
Tlirouich tickets csn be had for all Kastern cities
hyoalllimon P. R. Wnrman, Tickot Agent, at the
Depot, bast Third street.
lHylon, Xetiia st.d Columbus Leaves at S, 10 p.
m., and ni rives Ht 6,63 a.m.
AI. freltrhts lelt at the Depot by 1,10 p. m., will
be lorwArUeil aame day. bv b,au t. m. Freighta ar
riving at 6,68 p. in., h ill bed.lheteil a' i n. m.
J. DURAND, Supt.
C. WARMAN, Gen'l. Ag't.
spris
C. WARMAN, Gen'l. Ag't. Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton R. R.
C1IANUK OK TIME.
ON ind ftei Mondaj Nor. H 18D, Passsn
irer rrnins,villieavethetlthitreetOepot,Dsy'
ton.for Oinoitinati ue follows :
At 6.U0 a. ui., 8.30 s. in., 4,00 p. m., and t.lt
O. Ul.
Leave Clneinnnll for Dsvinn at 7.30 a. a
10.00 a. m., 6. 311 p. m., and 11. BO p. m.
novU
DANIEL McLAREN, Sup't
Dayton & Michigan R. R.
Open To Toledo,
AND Full MI NO IN CONNECTION
with the Detroit and Toledo R. R.. All mllaa th.
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit, and with
the Plttaburirh, Kurt Wayne thlcsljo Hall Hoail,o0
uiiivi iiic.ituj it-Hume uoiweeu uayiuu auu t.ulesgo.
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY. NOV. U. IHA9. irular
irnuiK wiii ie.v jjayiun ior loieuo, vetroit and
Ctiicmio.
KiKST TRAIN lavit at 10,96 a. m.t arrival at
Tuleilo Ht , i. tn.t iJf troit S,3u it. m.j eouoeeta at
urrrou wnn 1110 tchi wrstern R. K.oi Canada for
N.HKrtra Falli, Allanv. New York and Ho-ton. eon-
ncctsftt Lima at -2,ou p. m. with trftini oathe F. Ft.
W.A C. It. H. tor Kort Wavneand (Jhtcairo. arHvliiar
at Kort Wiiviient 1,00 p. u., ia tliueto conntict with
trnini on Toleilo. Wnhaih k. Western Koad for
Huntiiiifton. Peru aod LoKanioort. and arriving at
C'JiLchko at 9.30 n. m-. In time to ooonect with all
cvoning trnltie loavinK that oity. Tint train alio
couueuti at 'J'oltdo with trains on M. 8. k N. 1. h. H.
lor Atlrlnn and Jnikcon, and with tralne on the
;irvflrinl and Toledo Hall Road for Cleveland and
UullHlo; alao conueuts at Sldncv with traine on B.
tb 1. Kn'ul, iantaiid wot. and atl'liiuaTor Colunihua,
SKUONI) TRAIN Leave Day ton atH.lB u.m..eon.
neute at Lima with tralnaou . Ft. W. A u. H. R at
U oiduiKht, and arrives at Ch.ciTO at 8.2ti a m..
niHking clonu connection with all train lor the west
nnd north-weit, andat Toledo at 4,00 a. m..oonnect-
In; with all moruing trains west and north and with,
J ' T-r ill Duet iui v icvrianu auu iiu.inio. j
S let ol ii it Cars are attached to ail nts-hl trains h.
tween Lima aud Chicago. ,(
i uiMUKii ncaoia ior i-or, wayne. roieuOtUetrolt,
t'hienKo, and points WttaL and North-west. Also for
I'ittbliuiKh, Phlliululplua and all Kastern citlei. and
for all local points on the Uelleiontalneand Indian
apolis K. K.oau lie had by aalllnit on H. U. KiMu.Tirk.
et Agent, Union Depot, Ui ton or oa the dim rent
agfuis on mo line.
F .re ai low as by any other route,
De careful and oall for Tickets bv wav of Lima.
B -The ratt-sol Freight to all Points Kast or West
win ai an nines ue as lavorauie as are charged by
other C'ouijmuies.
No Transfers between Daytoa and Chicago,
Pittsburg, 'loUdoor Detroit
uovU M. iHOl.MAKi.R, Sup't.
Dayton & Michigan R. R. GREENVILLE AND MIAMI R. R.
ChunK ol I'liue,
On andsfter Monday, Not. 14, 186S, uiitllfur
r notic., trains will run at tollows;
Leaven Usytnn Union Depot at Is, .5 a. m.and
4,lii p. M. Arrive ul Union at 8,2ft a.m. and
3,65 p, m.
The 4,10 P. M train leaving Dayton, raalies eloae
conneeti.n at Union wllh the Kxjiress train on the
UeiiolontAliie road, for Indianapolis, eonneetliiit on
its arrival with triiiiis for L.1hi.Uh. T..rr. Hunt.
and all points west, north and north west.
Furtieki-te and ftiriher inrormatiun. annlvto
Samuel W. King, General Tiek.t Agent, Union
iepur,OLii sireei.
Dayton & Michigan R. R. GREENVILLE AND MIAMI R. R. H. C. STIMSON, Sup't.
novl4
Conlectionery and Oyster Saloon,
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(NIC. OHMER'B OLD BTAND,)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND 8TS.,
in
DAYTON, - OHIO.
J, FELIX, Proprietor.
rplIIH OLD AND POI'UI.AH KSTAB
L II hmeut Is now In complste trim for th win.
in av.siiii.
The liestqnallti or Baltimore Oysttr to be bad
At all Hums ut wliules.l sud retail, at tba lowest
OAKh prices.
not'?.".'" ""'' any style dealr4 oa abort
Ihe Ladles' and Gentlemen's Parlors are finely
nirnlsli.il, and kept wsriu and eouifurtahle for the
raoriitlon . sooats, where Oysters wUl b suuullad
iu the lust stjl.ol the rt.
Joe Cream will b supplied to ordr durln. th.
winti r season.
'I h. tlun.t qualities of sll kinds of aonfeetlons al
ways on hauil, and u )s of ev.iy ueaai-iulttia.
I irl a'l at the old place. novio
Jlemovall
THY. urvierdiimed, dealer Id Groceries aod
I'rovl.luJis, has removed to ...
V MO 238 THIRD BTRBXIT.,
WhU Is opposite ia Park, o. s, in 01.10 Block.
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To Merchants & Milliners!
CINCINNATI
SILK HOUSE.
W. P. DEVOU k RCCKVOOD,
Io. Hit t curl lrvjt,
WIIOLESALL DEALERS
IH
SILKS) RIBBONS,
BONNETS, FLOWEK5,
Shawls, Cloaks,
PRESS TRIM M IGS,
U00PSK1KTS, LACK KMHUOIDEHIES,
W111TE GOODS, JLO KS, AC.
rt-GRKAT IN DUCKMKNTS offered to CASH and
SHOHT-Tiall. UU VK1.3.
W. P. DEVOTJ 4 KOCKWOOD.
Septl
UKN PHISTBR, I
Maysviile, Hy. (
J FULTON M. I OW,
Cluclnnitti,
WHEELER
CITY TOBACCO
For the Inspection and eale o
Lt eat" Tobacco,
PRIVATELY AND AT AUCTION.
l'tarl itraet, between Flam and Western Hew,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PIIISTEIl & HOW, PRoriuCTons.
Auotlon SAlesevery WKDNKSDAV Sprelal atten
tion to 1'HIVATH BALKS every day.
Storage T li r c c Months Free !
FKHS FIXED BY CITY ONMNANCH.
JOSEPH HOW, JACOB 0. FHISTEE.
City Iuspeotor. (Late ol Maysviile, Ky.) )
Coricsiionding Clerk. )
tfBe very careful to address your Letters and
and mark your I oniismrrients "WHiKIKH 111 V
TUBACtO WAHKHuUSli, CIKC1NNAT1, OHIO.
octat-amd
Oysters, Oysters!
THE FINEST IN TOWN!
AND NO MISTAKE!!
IN. & W. M GKEKN aro now reciHng
daily bv Fxpress.theflnrst lUltlmore Ovrtrsof
the season. We are the only Western Agents lor
this Company, and as we receive them din-ct from
the Pftcaiiic House, wa ean and will ell them to
dealers and families at unprecedented low t rices
ru-ase give us a iriai. we warrnut all ojHtt'if sold
by us to be fresh and good. Hemembir the plare.
No. si Third Ht. . Dayton, U. octlti-dtf
)o 2 5 8 f.) WALNUT ST
h rfifih ( )vRt.m'fl 2Ly i .in.Mi.Ti'it i
At Todds Oyster House,
WHOLESALE AND ltKTAIL A(iKNi;Y
lor the sale of Hatch, Mnnn tt Co.'s Shell.
Keg and Can t iters. Also. Vtt Ji t'ovr mid Miii. A
Oysters. te. Mv manv frit mla anil iiHtrrn. u ill hml
only choice articles, and at as low piictsas IJ t se
viiaiBtru iwi iuitriur eiai w lit re.
Ousters cooked in Kasteru stvle at our usual mod.
erate charnes.
t KtbH BUTTER WANTED!
nemember, V6 Walnut street, filth door above
Sixth, tiuolnnati.Uhlu, octUU
ROWE, MAIIONY & CO.,
Fresh Baltimore Oysters,
FOR SALU AT
HO. 247, WALMTJT STREET,
Cinciunmi.
lalr'AlI orders promiitlv nttemled tulNI
J. HoMAHAN, Agent.
octas-imdaw
OYST E tt S !
AT
TODD'S OLD STAND!
No. AO Sixth Mtrect,
CINCINNATI.
1 AM REL'EIVINU DAILY. KOWE, MA-a-
HON V CO.'S celehrvted
fUH I Kit OVSTMIK.
Which I amielllna at unprecedented low prli-er,by
e.ae or doiin. Ueslrra and laoiillrs Kant n. s
Very larva, fra.h Oi.iiir. uill iil..i. ..nHiUl.n..
d.r.. AtlAched lo this rslabllalinieut Is .nice, quiet
respeetabl Saloon, whet you can hae (istes
cookeil In every slyle, sud served up lu s clean and
superior manner.
Charges less than at any other place.
ooua-smd&w JOHN NAIRN.
To tho Citizens of Day on
& Surrounding Country.
LET IT BR KNOWN, FAR AND VV IDE'
that GEORUK I1UCH W ALT'S
City Boot & Shoe Store,
rniLi.ii'.s holm:,
Main at., 2 doora aouth of Third,
the place for BA ROA INS, aa his stock of I ustnm
MAO OOOt. and SllOe. 1. UQII.IIRIIv larva an. itaal.
r.lile both as lo vr etv and quality. His Ilium slid
Shoes are Iresh, and ln.de ol the beat quality of
stouk, and are ottered at
Iletlucetl Iriccs.
Every bodv shall he .(.fliimniOiinff.il uillh iVia
articles, aud At low rates. Iu shi rt, the people shall
have bonis and shoes At llii lrown pi let s lu reason.
Don't buv vour bunt, .ml ilin.. .Li u h. .a l.Ar...a
calllne; on me, .a I sw bound lo sell at pi lees to suit
limes.
Come one and sl to Grorre llnrhu-.ll'. r.ita H.nl
and Nboe Store, Phillips liuuse, M.lu st , 9 doors be
low Sd St., U.ytoli, and )ouuill never leglet It.
wu.a aa., rum Ul.ll. U gifllT,
ootia.lwda.uiw GKO. HOCHWALT.
Land for Sale.
) ACKhS or ehniee Land lor snle. wit'iin
three miles ol D.vton. m-.r th. K.tnn pil.
84 par ser. About 10 sere, ol Ihe land Is In
Umber. Terms easy. WM. li KING.
. .. J. W. KING,
octao-Sind Ml.ml City.
. IXKUrtJLEKTillhli WITH
K-quir Torrenc or
Woodliull.i will be
C. A RTA1K
ptly nU.ilibt
B..1S
DISTILLERS' THF.RMftMr rrna
"UAltKAN'l'KU to he aoouri lj. and of a
' SUperkir quality. Tor sal by
. VI. HIKTHIUH,
J! PhllllHS Hons.
Of) BUXKtSof tltra nioe Oranges, lustre.
" aylvijbf BRAhDENBUHO CO..
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