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Stoves!
W. RICE & CO.
I I.KAVF! TO CALL TIIE ATTKN'-
i of the ii'!le tot hair assortment of ves
Birw:i i'-in Albany, which, for perf:t inn of
'I--, tny of dMtgn,atid geaerel utility,
.,. , fea tit world I
tcrjy, TRIUMPH PACIFIC!
Brora It Irwin's
ection, Home & Boacon Light,
Mfr(H .MOVES,
ilin j'i to 1 1; h ', IJomi I arlor
- . ji- i. t r'' i wok, Dindora,
.Osm, Prise. Cottape, Franklin,
" "nj America. Also,
;!NG ST0FS.
?' r loal, Mataknff, Boetoa Box, Rubi-
i a, Radiator, Aa., o.,
; on.limtly tm bead.
. '.el Sheet Iron Job Work,
.,.-''( I short notice, la tha moat work-
""' r,A. Vf. RICK A ro-M
' Huetoa Bonding.
..r.i- iiiu rrwTniDH oivrc j i
rJi.JTQ01EBT HOUSE,
I fe THIRD STRUT,
'""-"DAYTON, ... OHIO.
JACOB H2IDLEH, Proprietor.
:r excelsior produce and
JOMMI.HION STORK le now Id thr belt nosel-
'rim for the Winter Campaign. The poprletor
og had long experience as a caterer to the pub-
st, understands fulljr the tahlc nnU of thla
. .wautja. .im mrLPnim supply ,MIU
FRESH MEATS,
US. Pnnltrw.
Pro6ac, Vegetables,
FRTJ1T, AC,
r ithr with ell the little edthle extras that are
be kept fresh and nice, subject to the order of
pubjlo who een appreciate th convenience of
IU1UK Ul IU1 BftirV IUI. KUU HI BUT LI ID D III
d Jake Is determined to please th people, nd
: does not. he li determined It half nut be his
t.
i desires the people to call and see hit place.
ssure no ean please them. aov -dtf
i;. THS, BATHS!
' ' ..' BR DISTEK would inform the
, of Dayton and the traveling public,
peaed a
A T II - HOUSE
tie Barber Shop, on Market atreet, t doora from
iraoo, Man ha will have ready at all tlaiea,
lot, Cold and Shower Ualbs.
ie Bath will be kept olean and neat. Conneot
fttb. the Bath lean
tCELLENT BARBER SHOP!!
large aaaortment of choice perfumery will alio
Mind at th aama placa.
PETKR PISTKH.
Cteo.7I, Wutiff,
TfTTTC? V ' i te PBaOB
; xUBLIC,
DA VT 01Ja80.
, . iIXECTIOX
i ' i 1 1 it by ault or
oouuael will
i ., Id to mailing
ail 'iO Kach.
CHARTEa l'lCPKTUAL,
OME INURANCE CO..
Of Cincinnatif O.
TICB NO. 22 WEST TLEIRD 8T
lPITAL STOCK, - - 5300,000.
HIS Companr inaurei Dwellings, Furni-
tura and Merohandlie. Alio, Curgo Shipment!
jivorable term a. loaaea equitably adjusted aud
mplly paid.
DIRECTORS:
.T.Phtppa, John I). Park, Cltaa F. WUatach,
nry Maek. Jovhua Jonea, T. H. C. Allen,
iV, Haaeltlne, Joaeph How, Z. Freeman.
QUO. M. YOUNG, Agent at Dajton.
f. B. CfiANDLEB, Hurveyor.
knplaClty raterencea can be fflren relative to the
uacteraud reaponalbillty of thla Company.
vug-alt
Eighth Annual Report of the
shland Mutual Fire Ins. Co
ASHLAND OHIO.
faaMtaoftba Co. March Hit, '69, 101,fi6,o
BTATHMBMT.
r the year ending March 1th, 1969,
tvuntof property lnaured, $&H9,66l,00
BKOHIPTi.
la received Prera. no tea, $21 ,91 3,65
,h, - - 6,fMV
araat, ua,70
uea expenaea deducted, i.atbjM a,469 ai
aen4 eapltal to meet loaiee, $10,193,43
Mtatlng of BtlUa receivable premium
tea aecured by pledge of real eat ate, 114,912,30
in on nana
th itiui (mm
$7,7uT,-i2
6H,M
10,693,12
IH,04,9
P. BISSEH, Pro.' I.
ARK YOD INSURED?
DELAY'S ARB DARQEROTJSI
. ollelee sraated uion Bon-hazardoua property,
lar oa the Mutual or Ca.h plan on the moat
orable tar me, lor ona or five yeitra. Apply to.
liLU. oi. luunif, UHVIOlli
agl(
H. B. CHANULkR, Surveyor.
GEO. M. YOUNG,
ommissioner of Deeds,
, . FOB TBI BTATK8 OF
ENNSYLVANIA& INDIANA,
. DATTON, OHIO.
'AVINQ made myself familinr with the
lawn of tha aevoral, Htatea relative to the
i.f . . -.r r ayauolng will be nide
h .4 .v.. . v . i lllawi of each 8tat'
- : ' -v ; stock It
'WINT GOODS!
i-:.
RICH
DBIfiS QOOD8I
FANCTJ3DOD3I
Staple Gooda! I
CLOAKS!
lfBAT AND BOTS' GOODS II
oar orca at
7. WINTERS',
V Wo. 0 Kaln street,
. Oppoelte the Court Houie.
sxo. aivxu
70e,
'ctioners,
floor below aa
"WE.
111 ofEa
yyt)uui
Wi r i i ,
VfWTp COCO AAO . f
VeHOat BATHS. ,-J
Railroad Time Table.
Trains arriv Td dopRrt s follows:
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON k BAYTOS.
I at train,
10.15 a
8,30 at
4 M f m
n,a,i.
,) t m.
l.M .
II,
4lh,
8 A N DUSK Y , 1) AVION, A CINCINNATI.
DaUwar A 17IY. iz.
Sanduaky Mall,
Dalawar NlfSt Kl,
Bnllafantaia Ki.
1.09 a ta
at a ox.
1,90 a n.
4 ,o p m.
4,16 m-
1JS a at
U, JO f m
SO p ta
DAYTON A MICHIGAN.
lit Train, . . 110.16 am I .S0 a
14 " lllpa 11 pro
DAYTON WE8TKltN,(TolDliaaarolla.)
aiaaapona.;
i I 11,80 an.
a I ,40pm.
if 1.0 am.
lit Train, I 7 io a m
id . . I 1 SO n
Sd " ... 6.00 pm
QRKFNVILLK MIAMI, (To IndianapolU.
lat Train, - I 8 40 a at I l.ltia.
Id " - . - l.M a m I p m.
DAYTON, XBNTA i CotTjMBI S.
ITraln, - - I III ml 6.tl a at.
Id " I U.4S a a 1.1 p m.
Id " - . I ,! p si 4. DO p m.
Time of Closing the Mails.
POST OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. 15, 1859.
Until farthar nutloa, Malta will cloia at thli
ofiloa aa follnwat
For Naw York, Philailtlphla, and N Knglund
Stataa, dally, axcapl Saadaj, atll-16am.
For UinMnnati. U Kaatarn, Weatarn, Norlhara
and Bnathara Htataa, dally, aioapt Ennday, at
8.00 a m, and 1.30 p tn.
For Culumlma and Kanaarilla, 0 , dally axcapl
Sanday.at 11.15 a m.
For Xaniaand Yallow Pprlnriat 11.16 a m.
For Mtamlibnrg. (larmantown, Franklin, Ham
ilton, Katon, O., and Connaririlla, Ind., daily,
azrapt Hunday.at ft.AO p m ,
Fur BprinKfield, Urhana, Tiffin, Eanduaky and
Claraland, 0., daily, axoapt Sunday, at 9.50 a m
For Richmond. Cambridge, Centrarllla, Indian,
apolia, Ind., and Naw Faria, 0., daily at t.OO p ni.
For Oreenrilla, 0 Union City, Winoheatar,
Manrla.and Jay County, Intl., daily, eioapt Sun
day, at 0.60 a tn.
For Troy, Corlngron, Plana, Sidney, 81. Mary'a
and Ft. Ways, Toledo and Michigan, daily, ai
aept flanday, at 0.50 a m.
For Union, Waat M ilton, and Little York, Taa
day and Saturday at 7..M a m.
For JohniTilla, New Lebanon and Wait Alex
andria, oa Tuaaday and Saturday, at T .tO a tn.
For Clayton, Centre, and Ludlow, on Friday of
eanh week, at 9.00 p tn.
Fur Centreville, Lebanon and Eaton, Tutiday,
Tburaday and Saturday, at 12 0 m.
For Vandaliaand Chambanburg, 12.00, Tues
day and Saturday.
For Tayluriv ilia, Wadneaday and Saturday, at
7.30 a in.
POST OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. 15, 1859. E. A. KING, Postmaster.
!
to
THIS!
DRUG STOKE.
1'iO MAIN STHEET,
BKTWKEN MARKET AND FOURTU-
W. S. ROBINSON,
(8U0CB98OR TO IIUBBARD It ROBlKiOK,)
TS NOW KKCEIVINO AT THIS W ELL
I- known itnnd hli FOURTH purchnia for thla
nain,froin New York, l'hUadclptiiA, Baltimore and
(.'luclnnatl, a general aaortment ol gooda uaually
kept In a tlrst-claia Drug Store.
Among the annrtmeot may be found genuine Lu
bln't French Kxtracta fur the LaiHra, K. Uu,uy'a
"Klin Ie (illicit," Ilaz.n'i Franglpnna, (tlnin'i,
Haule'a H&rrtann'i, Wright'i, Brny'a ami other
Perlumery; Kaocy Soapa of every at le ami quality,
auch ai Uailn'a, Cvlenn'a, Haule'i; Honey, (Glycerine,
KranKlpana and Camphorated Hoapf( Fonulue, Kra
alveaud OVnulna oliUtrown WLndaortSuaii, Ac, fco.
K lull Una of pure Llquora, by the bottle or pint,
fnf mtailli'inAl nil rraorliiinli-iiail ntn-imae- 1 nrni
Ulngei VV ine, and Blackberry Brandy! auperlor ta-
taw be Wine
ISUKMNQ FLUID.
Fxtra quality, tultable for latent and Common
Lamp.
OILS, PAINTS, AND VARNISH,
Of every poaalble klnd.eolorand quality.
In (Treat varlety,loiiKlitdireotlvfrom the Mttnufac-
tun-ri, for canh, aod can and will, therefore, be aold
aa cnenp aa any nouio in inia euy.
IHKlUlAVE'ri HOl.LASU HITTERS,
Forwhich I ain aoleaent for thla elty ami oounty.
uoaieraaupiiiivti ni me mnuiiiaciurcr a pricea.
PATENT MEDICINES.
Of every kind now in uae.
HAIKUILS ANO I'OMAUES.
Of a thouaand different varletlee.
WHALE Oil. HOAP,
For the certain deatructlon of inaeata on Planta and
lowera.
Coatar's Rat Exterminator, I.yon's Ilair-
netio Insect PowJei; lied Bug Exterminator,
euro tniuff.
TiRUSIIES.
Hair. Teeth. Nail. Whltewaih. Shoe. Scrub. Dilat
ing, OarHtt, Window, Taint, Varulah, Artlat'a ate.,
ao., wiiuoui numner.
WlilTIi LEAD AND LINSEED OIL.
or the very beit quality, alwaya on handi Glaaa and
Putty., rluld Lampaiud Lamp wick.
TOILET t.OODS,
In end lea variety, and of begt quality, A large lot
of Varinah bought recently at forced aale in New
tora.wii.cn icanaeu to ucaicra at iea tuan cin
ainuatl pricea.
ALSO,
Roblrnon'it Hair Tonic, cologne Cough Mixtnre, Dl
arrtiiea Cordial, Horae Liniment, Hone Powder,
tv.,auM (unrnuin-u u givs euiirv aaiiiiaoiioa.
SIoud'h Coodition Powder, iJoughton't
Po priii.
Phyilcinna'proicrlptlonioarefully and accurately
compounded, of the beat mediclucgi none other
ah all be uied.
To my fnendiand the nuMicrenerallv 1 would re
turn my moat grateful tlianka for the liberal patron
age extended to the late ttrm of H. A R., and would
kindly aolicit ita oontluuauce, aa alio an examina
tion of my tnek by thoie who have not hereto
fore patronized the house.
1 am permanently located nere, and expect to make
frlendi and cuitomera by fair dealing.
Children aent to my atore for anvthinr will be
waited up m and the aame price charged aa if their
parvus uatiuv niriiiaf ivra.
J U ol KfciUKlVED.
A large aaiortmentof Fruit Jara of thelateat it v lea.
uncus amj i;auks.
Bird Seed, and. In ahort. evervthina balonvinr
jyio W. 8. ROBINSON,
75,000 FEET
OP
ON U AND AND FOR SALE ATOUR
Factory 5 Oakland
ONE MILS EAST OF DAYTON,
(ON THE XEN'IA T0RXPIKE ROAD,)
AND AT TUB STOBB OF
J. B. GILBERT & CO.,
Under Beckel'a Hall, Oppoalta Market.
A. BUNDENTIIAL& 8TOPPELMAN.
WALL PAPERS
A.T COST
AT
W. H. CALLENDERX
NO 310 THIRD STREET.
r -A. p e n
AND
STATIONERY
LJ AVINQ PURCHASED OF MORE,
J- J- Loury ai Co. their atock of
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
I shall continue the bualnen In ell Ita branchei
Wholeaale and Hetail. Will nay partloular atten
tion to ordera by mall. I ahallendaavor to keen mv
aaaortineut of OFFlCfcand MCUOUL VTATlONkiti
ooiupieie.
Havlnv a BINDKRT eonneeted with bqt atore.
hail at all tluiea keep a general aaaortment
Of my own make, and be pre pa ed to manufacture
to order Blank Boo as of any atyle or pit Urn
runuK aianrt notice, uiu nooiia re-uounu.
Market piice paid fwr liag!.
epUS V. H. CALLENDKR.
DBS. JACOB & . W. B0SLEK,
Ilomoepathic Physicians,
AND SDKOEONrt,
Cisl77l; iVeauieas ISCl 177 Maiulmt,
BSI.OW SIXTH.
SpeelalatuntloagivantoCHHUMICDIssaass.sBd
Ouloa Houra from 1 to 10 A. at!, and 1 to S P. 11.
I Jssoklhrtlaravsaaj its cf
POST OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. 15, 1859. E. A. KING, Postmaster. Latest by Telegraph.
Congress—XXXVIthe Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.
SENATE.
Thr was a Terr slim attendance.
P, Kin?, stated that th aolittions niloiti"l
al ths l. nion tne"tinK t Koohrator, N, Y.,
had boon frr.rotf '.th U. S. 8nit,ws
from that State, and ho' would roqitosl that
the; should be read, nnd the Senretarjr read
them socordinglr. Mr. King draired to say,
la few words, on these resolutions, that ho,
in prcaontinf! them, was gratified to lay thnt
the people of N. V.' wavered not in their
attachment to Republican institutions aod
our present form of ((of eroment. All parties
entertained the sentiment that the Union
tnuat and shall be preserved. That senti
ment con Id not b turned to party account
Th Union nioeting hold, had proved the
strength of that Sentiment, and the resolu
tions sdopted, speak for ths whole people of
the Ntate. 11 oalled the attention of the
Democratic Senators who had expressed
disunion sentiments to the fnat that theao
expressions of attachment to th Union
cam from prominent Uvmonrnts of the
North, The resolutions wore luid on the
table.
Mr. Slidell moved to rtfnr the paper on
th subject of the llonmor land claim to the
committee on the Judioiary It belonged
properly to the committee on private land
otaiuis.
Mr. lirown of Miss., desirod to disclaim
any intention, as imputed by the newspapers
to assail the President or bis jMessnge unless
hi respectful expression of his dmacntto
some of his statements they oousidered in
that light. He entertained a strong person,
al regard for the President, but if he did
not, his age and his long publio services
would induce him to treat him with respect,
li had a right, however, in common with
every citisen, to courteously express his
views, and would do so. He called atten,
tion to that portion of his messxgs, where
the President relers to the Dred Hnott de
cision settling th slavery question, but
could not agree with him I The Supreme
Court has done what it could, but the ques
tion has not been settled, and hence th
continuance of the controversy, llesgreed
with the President that the So pro me Court
had idjudged the right of a oilizen to carry
slavery into the territory, and did not bei
Move the territorial legislature bad power
to destroy or override that decision.
Ihe President had said lurther tout prop.
erty in slaves to bis knowledge had uol
beon disturbed in nny of the territories, and
thut be disagreed to tho whole oourso. The
anli'slavery movement in Kansas was to
disturb the rights of slavery. Was it no in
terference of slavery in the territories to
shoot down slaveholders in cold blood, hunt
them down like wild beasts and destroy
their property in Kansas? War was waxed
against the right of slaveholders.
lie olosed witu avowing nimsoii a Union
man, and still he wishod to multiply the
slave States in order to preserve the Union
which our lathers bad made a sluvoboldmx
one.
Mr. Doolittle referred to the great oluiage
hich had come over the President's mind.
Then he believed in the power ul Congress
over the territories; now he says the Sn.
preme Court has established the right of
slaveholders to curry slavery intthe temto
ries, and that neither Congress nor the ter
ritorial legislature nor any human power
could impair that dcuisiou.
il. rorbes roplied that the first attempt
to prohibit Blavery in the territories since
IbliU was in IS-ib una it was deleated.
Mr. Chostnut said every white man in
South Carolina stood on an equal luotintc.
It was a great misconception to sumiose
that respectable white men at the South are
not laborers. I he gentleman spoke ot the
white laborers of the Houth, as if he never
saw one, but he now saw a free laborer of
the South before him. The people of the
South did not despise a noble laborer. If
any thing, the people who did not labor.
suffered by the oontrast.
Mr. Doolittle uid be knew that southern
men differed on this point, but southern
men had advanced the opinions he before
referred to.
Mr. Punh called for tha evidence.
Mr. Doolittle read an extract from tha
Richmond Examiner, quoted Dcbon's and
other southern journals.
.Air. Clay said the extract did not sustain
the Senator's construction, qualified as it
was; be wanted to see tho whole artiole.
lie wns sensitive on this point, because a
spoech made by him fir years ago had
been quoted by a thief and renegade named
ueiper.
After further debate tho Senate adinurn-
ed.
Housb. llovoo resumed his remnrls from
f nday, saying that ha Lad Bhown that in
eight northern stutes, where the republi
cans were in the maioritv. nbetruations hurl
been thrown in the way of the execution of
the lugiuve Blave law.
lie took it for granted, that in suite w
disclaimers, the Republican party in thoory
and practice arc at war with that part of the
constitution which provides for tho rendi
tion of fugitive slaves. Then it fallows that
they are at war with every clause xoforring
to slavery, lor they all rest oa the slave
basis.
Mr. Hickman, who had been referred to
by Mr. Boyce, explained that in his remarks
the other day, he meant the southern states
that within any poriod of lime shall deter
mine on a dissolution, of the Union for any
causes whioh now exist. The north are re
solved ta prevent, it, and if war should bo
the consequence of the north's determining
to save tin Union, and the south' to destroy
it, the responsibility , will rest upon the
south.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, January 3.
Tha Tribune's sorraapondonce aays that Mira
mon's formal prote.t against McLean's treaty
with Juaret, will be presented to Mr. Case, by Mi
ramuu'e repreaentatlva in this oity.
further Intelligence lroui Mexico announces
that Mlramon baa projected anutber uiuveiuaat e-
gaiaat Vara Crui. The treaty will he prestedi on
the grouod that unleaaws interfere, Knglans) sad
audFranea will, to ouraxcluaioB. It is aaial that
tha Judveehin of ths Court of Olalma, mails va
cant by tha death of Judge lllackford will ke giv.
en to Mr. Uughea, of lnd. a member ot the last
11 ones.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.
Gen. Lamar, lets mlniiter to Nioarajucua dted
la Texas, Deo. lllth.
lion. Samuel Tracv. Treaaursr of ths U. 8.
died la Cayisville, Deo. 22d.
Aba sale nianuiaotory or ntnlta M Fellon, in
Buaton, was burned on bunday, Lou 16 to 20.-
0U0 dollars; Iniurod fur 1U.UU0 dollars.
PORTLAND, (Me.) Jan. 3.
our Treasurer is a defaulter.
and ths tiovemor and council have notified ths
bank having deposit, of Htats money, to pay no
ebecka drawn by him. The Btate ia aeouied by
his bond.menaad he has mads over his property
as security
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.
AI an election held In the 6 in Ward of this eity,
for a (Islegsta to ths Colutnbu. CubvsuiIob for the
eleotii a of delegatea to the CharleatoB Conventi'.B,
the PLitmaitcracaBdidatawai elected by 2v ms
j ority.
of
To the Citizens of Dayton
& Surrounding Country.
LET IT BE KNOWN, FAR AND WIDE'
that GKOHUJC HOCHWALT'D
City Boot & Shoe Store,
ruiLLirs house,
Mala Bt., 2 doors south of Third,
Iithenlaeefor BARGAINS, ashls stock of Custom
Made fiooti and Shoea is unusually large, and desi
rable both as to variety and quality. His boots aud
Shoes are tresh, and made of the beat quality of
tuck, and are ottered at
Jletlucal lrics.
Every body shall be accommodated with the best
articles, and at low rates. In short, the people shall
have boot aud shoes at t hair own pi icM iureaaon.
Don't buy your boots and shoes elsewhere, before
calling on ma, aa I am bound to sell at urioea Wauit
the times.
Come one and all to George Houhwalt'i City Brot
andHhoe ktore.Puilllpa Mouse. Main at., il doora be
low id st., liayton.and you will never rttfiotn,
Boot! and ekoee mm$ t prder.
aasia Imilblanw 3 1") SfAAU W O P V
O'lUUKN. "
1 .'7
A.0 lPI-H IV
Fine Imperii'.. Win
LIQU0K3 AND CIMS.
TEKl'S CONSTANTLY ( HAND,
xV a ironnrnl v.rl'r ol fruit., fie la al.oagent
for the am. of old lt-tirbti Mil r,
NO. 3i)l, Sl-.t'tl.M) M'UEKT, fi
levt door te A. Oan.p's stoso fruit Dry PoM.
'ers DAYTOH, OHIO.
100 Bags Prim Coffee),
E. O BU1UW.
SO Bblsj. Molao.ort. El. O BHIJCN.
ICO PnckTo t ins Ttina,
D. O'DRIDN.
40 ml. Cr'd (t'ldP'd. "Jin5nr,
i). o'Bfur,.
20 Dnsen Waih-1iorfli, II. O'UUinr.
A large stoc'.t of Hplcea, C'uooso Nuts
and everything that mi bo needed In
atoieof the kind, for aale by
II O'BRIEN.
WINES & LIQUOR.
15 Quarter Cask Port Wine,
E. O BRIE!?,
90 Quarter CaekaOrandloo,
2 ripeelToll. Gin, D. O BltliJN.
ISO Hbls. Old Buorbon Whiuky,
E' O BRIEN.
73 Bbla. Fine Hye Whlnky,
11. O'BRIEN.
80 Bbla.RcotlfJod Whisky,
B O'BRIEN.
Madeira, Sherry, Clarot, Muscat, Na
tive and Malaga Wines,
n. O'BRIEN.
150,000 Imported Cigars,
B O BRIEW.
N. B. Aamyatork la now complete anil well aa
aorteil, I Invite all wh.i wi.li to s't Flue (irocerie.,
Wlnea and Lupiora, tree from ilruira, to call and are
me, and I will lo.'l In ir.y power to ouuipeuaate
them rur their tioublc.
nihU K. O'URIItN.
TUNNEL COAL!
PERRY COUNTY COAL.
VARRANTKD TO UN TUB
Cheapest Coal
in onio,
Andj;wlll be aold for less than any
Coal In Dayton.
LL PERSONS SHALL 1IU ACCOM.
-t niodftted with the bnt rnnl, and at wwrn
ratl than ever oFKnrn. Thoy ihail lc accom
modated at their own prlt-f , In reaaun. Don't con
tract for coal before caJInm on me.
ttSTCOME OXR AND ALLa
TIIOS. SCH.T'FFKn.
No. 80, Mnln atreot.or at I'n i v Count y Coal Oltlfe.
on Caimlttienr (..elliart'i l uuibi r ) uru. InuK M.1
niiNftV 1. BROWN, A.B. IRWIN
BROWN & IRWIN".
n RAD Of Tnn DAS1X,
ITAVE tho best of Charcoal und common
AJL llorao Shoe Iron.
BIUIWN h IltWIN
Have the beatol Uoitnl,Siii,.re:.ud Flat Iron.
llltlMVN a. IltWIN
Have the heat of Uml, Hoop, Oval, Half Hound and
..nfi't lion.
TIHOWN A IltWIN
Have the bcatof M'airoii, lluggv, Spring and I anily
i ire.
BHOWN t. IltWIN
Have the bent t Norivay and llrcnzon Nail Roda
11HOW.S IltWIN
Have the bet slr.li stci'i nml Sl.blron.
1IHOWN A 1KW1N
1 lav th beat of Kouud, flat, Square nnd Ootagon
n.eui.
BROWN 4 IltWIN
Havethebeat of Hitt. burgh spring, and AKles.
BHOWN h IltWIN
Have the beat of Carriage Hub u..nds, and Tire and
rinw nun..
BROWN 4 IltWIN
Havi: the beatol Hello w, Anvllftau'lKolldBox Vlacs.
BHOWN A IKWIN
als.aufacture nnl aril stove., Hollow Ware, Ac.
11KUWN A IRWIN
Keen Tin of all Klmli,. sheet. Zlno aud Iron.
BROWN A IRWIN
Keet Copper and Tin Hottouie, Biouk Tlnand Solder.
1IHOWN A IRWIN
Keep pie plates, fruit uan tops, aul bottoma, Ac,
of wtilch will be aold to tlie tratlo at the lowcs
prices.
augS
!Jew Furniture Store!
Cabinet Makero'
TJisIOr!
I Ull V WW) IZ J3J,
Chairs, Matresses, &c.
WARE ROOMS ON MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN 1ST AND 20.
TXAVINtt TAKEN THE STAND FOR
H merly occupied by W, (lillcaplo, wo are manu-
faoturing all Kluila of Furniture llrst claaa war
ra'ltod, which we nre prcpnreil to sell at tlicloweat
prlca. we aroan practical woramen, anj wenai
ter curaelvea our work will give .atlalactlon tooui
ueir euaioniera.
AV I ordera for work promptly attended to,
oofj
X. Weston
KERlS, in oonnnction with hia supply
Woolen Mt.miiaoturer'i articles, a large
full aaaortinont of India Hubbrr Belting, Packing
rauuing Hoae, Ac. Would eipeclnlly call inp ntten
tiuu ot Millers. Maiuititi'turi-ra and Mnoliin late
my atock of UeltinK, which is tttly per cent eheaer
than an yotUer kind of licit lug for power and Uurft-
unity.
Haa alio on hand Laolnt; Mather, Belt Hooks,
Warpr., Machine i ards, ReotUjAo.
302 SECOND ST., DAYTON,
api fll-lyw
Oregon Saddler Shop!
SADDLES, UAttNESSUc
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
Coi 'nr ot Fifth & Wayne (streets.
OAVTON, O.,
Ms nufaoturea and keepa eonatantly on handsvsry
vaai ety of
8ADDLBRT,
HARNESS,
COLLARS,
TRUNKS,
VALI8SEB,
ao. ,o.,;
Of ths beat material and make.
Itta theonly houao In this city that wanufscturss
C'UkLKU HA1H CASK (JOI.LAItS.
1 return myaiuceie thnnka for paat favors,
rea lecttullyaullcit a ooutiuUHnce of the aame.
Citizenaaad Farmers aru cordlallyiuv.trilaooall
anil ace mo.
TERMS O-ASI-I
novS-lvd WlUIAU MllCHtLL.
Totliel'iiblic Jei! rally, iiiid
kouirFs-raoiis In J'lil lii nliil I
Tii K undernii:nid hnroliy pivs notioe
from and altor the date hereof they reluae
auflvr any person or persona tneuterupontlieil'
laroia tur the puipiae of shooting Kauie, or
aportins of any kind, or crossing; Iti'Ula or clinalns
Kan,o, or for the purpone ol 'PU'ltiiUklPK," wltluiut
per iilaaion. 'Die law will lieri-Attor lie strenuously
eiilt.ice'lncaliintYiulatoia nnd luliudeia. Korbear
ance hits ceni'tl to bo a virtue.
Wist of MUiul lUver,moulhof ficnr C'rex,Au(.
16, IbOS.
J. Jauob W'uavkr,
William Wuavku,
KlOM HllADK, .
l'lllLLll' H. UtUUART,
Ukuuuh Koust.
ansuo-wly
star Clothing' store!!
WM. WALKER.
jy-On loor. wcat ol Beckel'a Uuuk,Jt
DAVTOM, .... TlHIO.
nUlE irXD.ItSIOXED KEF.P8 0X HAND
X a vrrv lr.rge ato. k of Keitdy-made Liothlng
t.euta' Fumiphtue liooits.voiiiMlaliigcvervslyleand
variety, i:lillUiu'sClullu UK ul all aliea, which
baaeld a. tue
. LOWEST BATES.
Aspletrltdaaortineiit of l.'lulh, Satln,Caahm.rS
SM..k.u't, lu haod. aud i.'lothlus; made to order heau
y,ue.Uy sudurompiliri
'WauaJ. . ' HIM. WALEER.
all
of
end
to
snd
to
that
to
for
and
will
!FAuL& WLNfEIl C..'!
' Sr u ii ! c ry, I ar . u 'iV;; a!.
iMANURpT()Ity!
enrw &"wAttroi:i,
MCCKEI.'S NEW lKilLDINd,
JeJeraonat,., between Second and Third
Sl"l OF t JIIJ ltl(. NtlUti r, k
DAYTON, OHIO,
ARKNW HKTTKIt PIlItPAItFDTII A S
.h 1 L r" .!., '
al ;V.,',"?',nutu't""rthlnyloth.
nauaie, Harness, trunk, Valise, su Carpet
llig Line. 1
They alan have theoe artlrlea. of tha twtat ttit.)it
of !toh and workmnnMitp alwaje on hand, and for
nie hi ine lowrni oali rntoa
Horae Blanket!. Itnllkln RriWa. Whin An.
nmnhn. Ac, alwa. a for iale.
kf-Hiulnft aotired In addition 'to their flrat-
fnroa, the aervleea 01 a workman hn !.
not yet been excelled In the world, and whne
ark naa taken the premium at the ''World'!
air," they luvtte ffi ntlemen who tie ire the trrt
ora locmi and -vamlne vpcrelniena, and oMtr worlc.
U4?iint irnaurai woramen, rKr In Ihe Muln'i
mi nil mi in yeftri. and navlUK Wiv beat work
n and tlta beat atock to be had. thev detv aiimiuv.
Ution,and Invite eomparlion of woik.
Kf.i'AIUIftU t)K ALLKIND:'!,
Done In the bent manner, and at the lowest ratea
i nvy mviir me popie irom cny and country to
vvaax.ua r. vail, JVVV-11
Threo New Soaps,
raovi TnB
Joston Indcxical Soap Co.
1 SILVER BOAP,
iv emailing ana pniiaiiing silver, II a tea,
nri.nnnia nnu iin warea. Alao ror cleaning
e houae plnt, mirrora. marble, wtnilnw elnaa.
irrUKe au.l h.rnew mountlnga. It la Invaluable. If
y lieuaod with entire aalrlv. aa Itcunlaiua nnth.
iir that can iioaalbly Injure the llueat plate or Jour-
2. PUMICE BOAP.
For scouring anil whitening the hand.. It readllv
removea all the new dirt Iron, the hanila, and moat
of the old, le.vlng the akin aiift a'lil deilente. 1'ar
uponnr to aj.nu and ponclue eoape.
Price Arenti .
3. INDEXICAL SHAVING SOAP.
A new and moat delightful thavlng aoap, making
rich, eoft lather, leavlna tha laca fr.a fr,m
all roughne.a, ate.
rrire iu ccuta. Tne atiove aoapa Tor aale by
nuvli llll. M TKWAKT, aula agent for Uavton.
NEW WARE ROOMS!
Cor. Main and 4th ats.
lain and Fashionable
FURNITURE!
Softi, C hnirs, Tables.
W hut tot, Ketestends,
Wutth Sinn da,
Hat Kiti kfl,
Itiirciiliaj, Ac.
AT REAS NABLE PRICES I
WOULD SAY TO ALL INTERESTED,
that I have the best assoitmentof Parlor and
:hnmber Suits In thla cltv. and would Invite you to
oall and see for yourselves, and at aa low ratea as
tney can oe o(itiuneaeii?wn!re.
M tlU jkJjfjlUiH PAKliUKBUl lO,
IN ROSfl .vOOD (SOLID)
AK, WALNUT.
Upholstered in reps, with rich, Medallion Centres.
aisu, id iirocnateiie anu nair uiotn. Also,
Chamber Suits, in Jtosettood.
OAK and WALNUTompiete Attapo'aWhatNota,
I wou d sav In oonsluiion that thev are manufac
tured bv nivs lt. nnd would ba idensed to have vou
come and see my atock oi Kuruiture, whether you
o. r. i5ovi.il,
ftprS Corner of 1th and Main streeta
W. R. S. A Y E IIS
No. 88 Main St., opposite Court House,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Wholesalo and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES,
Foreign and DomcBtio Pruitfi, Nuts, Pioklcs;
every vnnety of i ruits hermetically
Bcnled in tin nnd glfiBi,
8up9,8ardin8,Oy(n
tors. Salad Oil,
8fiucee, &o.
Wood and Willow Ware of all varieties. Child
ren's Cahs, Toy Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Hocking
Morses, etd.,e to. aprll
GREAT REDUCTION!
But Cash Only! ,
OA TO FORTY PER 0KNT. OF A REDUCs
vU tion on Parlor BuitB, surh as
FINE SETTEES, SOFAH, PAhT0R CHAIRS,
atfarblennd Wooden Top Tables, Wliat-Hots, Ac,
under the new arrangement of CASH ONLY. I
am not nulling at Oinolnnuti prices, but a great
deal LOW KK wauramtkd. You have only to
oall and see for yourselvot. the truth of my asser
tion. I am Agent for
LENT'S PATENT SPIRAL SPRINGS.
which for cheapness and simplicity oannot be sur.
passed. Theso Springs are sold by the doien. and
any one can put them on to a Slat Bottom Bed. I
bave also lnamt;lled,Uak and Kesewood imitation
Chamber Sets nine pieces to a sat something
now for thin market, also very low for CASH.
I bave now on hand tha largest and most com
plete Stock of floe and ordinary Furniture ever
offered in tbe Pa;.vu Ms.kt,
M. OHMER.
eptjBtf' Corner Mtiin and 2d Sts.
CillOHGG GILBERT,
Importer, and Dealer In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
Iieckt-1 Hull Btiiltliiiir, Jcfl'crgoii
street, Dityton,
Ficn Wines, Brandies,
Gins, and Bitters of approved quality.
Warranted to le of the best brands, and offered
at prices a little In advance oi importation.
Drake & Co.' a
Catawba Bitters)
These Bitters excel every other known. They
are a Tonle of superior quality, prepared from the
putejulce of the grape, and iaoouceded by all who
have tasted it to be the beat bar blttera In the
World.
Don't use the old fashion and oft-times Injurious
Stoughten illtterauy longer, but enquire for
15KOWN & DRAKE'S CATAWBA,
which we pledge oursetvea are pure and healthy
They not only Impart the most delicious flavor to
Wine and Liquor, but at the same time are a Tonic
of stterior qualityand rare merit, without aoth
arllc ingredient, and it li with unbounded oouii
deuce that we recommend them in oses ol Summer
Complaint, lMllious Chollc. Dvspensta A true Fever.
fco. Iu aeuera debility, slUKgisii circulation of the
blood, loss of appetite, and exhausted vital energy
they are ackuowled to have no equal.
Articles warranted as sold, and satisfaction guar
antied in all oasea.
Orders solicited and promptly filled, at the very
loweat )ash rates. GKOKGK GILBKRT.
novl6-tl Jc iter on at., S doors north fieckel's Hall
Second' Ha ml
Buggies : Carriages
W.W. PHILLIPS' OLD STAND
4lli at. bet. J i-tl'crsou St. t.lul r.
A I.AUflE lot of suoond hand Bupnifs uu
-1- Carriages for aale at very low pricea fur cash.
la trick Kelly 9
ATTORNEY at LAW.
OFFICE IN THE EMPIRE BUILDING
Third street, Dayton, O.
WILL make eolleetions anil attend to the
practice of his Profession generally, in Montgom
ery and the ailjululug oounttesi draw and ackuuwl
odire deeds and mortgages, auu proper, all other le
gal iustruiuenta.
Sep US
SOL. BAU1I, ISAAC POLLACK.
RAUII & POLLACK,
Wholeaale Importer and Dealers In- - - .
Brandies, Wines,
OiaAES, &0.,.
O11IOBLOCK.0OR.3D AND KfcNT ON ST3.,
Opposite ths Fablis Bqtiars, ,
DA YTON, 0. 1
TLIEY OFKEK INDUCEMENTS TO
dealers In theirllne superlortoany other house.
Their stock is large and complete, and cannot
excelled in the western couutiy.
Their Liuuois aud Cigars are all of the best Cus
tom Houb Brands.
They invite all dealers to give them a sail before
buying, as they will sell bet ur artlelas at lower pri
cm than thaw can be bvugtit eiaewhera. ,-
i
t
be
ANorui i;
Hi i: I-:-w I I, I f
y.'i n'ft c s. i' t t tv or
I'lMVlTf i:i'.l ;' 1 Ol.p M f il
PR, poh
KJ-.i',.' ;f,f 1 1 .S W.Ij tl (fsi
, en (! tUUI litl!, n:,-rf. Ol till
. p.'ir nnd i. tiio, with tt'a tut ml
1 d.r.-fiv- rii k n repi odn ntlon. J do
1 !.;-'(. (,),, ,,I, py U llU'itl
1 !" -H'lt Irninit f-om till v4hihh
. ' .iviik tiit fiin rltntty of ti e m.
ihor s Paris and l.ntidnn tiMttmei.t
i privnt iidif.r(i t f(Ji Hianidl
wntfie BiiouHi in i mi i u, Tiiit
t hi-!t tvita hov to cure t he ffdlnw.
' j ln internes, and enlLghtcui those
1 In ditrk nr-!i
M'i' cnornee, auicture, phvmo'
,,,irlll'i ravd, SipMii., liuho, w ana,
Hlnttl.a,m H.U..I iani,Mnliial Wrakno.a, Mr-natur
!h.,,on ', l.euro,rl,,K,.rVI,lV.,m.
prc.imi ol the i,n a, t aiiin, oi the VoinhJ how
prevent Prevent l'r iini , Mru.lruiitKiu, r-
reniieaa, Ithriinintinir, ko. It tiata on Mltlwllerr.
Ahortttm, .'dlaratrlKge, celetinry, with rnniarkatn
ttie youns' and old f)l hot ft sexen. It tells how to
dist inaitl ah preftnanny and how to avolu it. A,
1'erloct H .h'cunrd nymnat (tinokerv.
Irtrtl'th eilitlfin loo.ot coplea aold annually.
1 his hnoa s'iit under ne il, .tt paid, to all parts
of the wot id, on the receipt ul 26 cunts, or Uve coo
teaforVI. v
lr. JK4m:ilni'toMarcitf rrcvi nilvf
ThU)lmple, healthful and, yet eill ual prevent
ive Is hiyi.d a ooinpariion with anything yet dis
covered, it hashes n proved hy years ol expt-rlenoe,
andin no liiRtance has It twilt.l when applied o
eordlna; lo dtrection .Muri-led people who do not
wish tolncrea e tlmlr iumi lli-s, fihould he In pose,ss
lonof this i tift i uintnt. 1 ntc rduredto
ir n..nHimrte'a Kr n h i'rtlrnt Mnl Sntvt This
article enables those vtmse heiiith or clroumstan
eea i ut permll an tnrrense in in.-nily, to regulate
or limit the nuiiihi-t ol then ullriprin, w hhout ln
juring the consul lit Ion. It is th on.) ttle and sure
prr'vcntue niraliiat prunnnry and illic it, 'j e
ahovenrlle'r is spec! -illy Ink i.ddl to fi.itl.J thla de
alderntmui it lprlfctly sale; no metal ir suh..tHnce
enlers into lt ooin;f)Bitlou. 1 ho title of the
Kn-nvh I'alent Mule Srtle.nne dolUr the sl'ift.enii,
four dollars per hall dozen, aud seven dollars per
doren.
Madame LnWs Female Mnntltlv Pills Unsafe
and reliable rrinrd) for tjupprcsmoris mid all female
diieaiea. Ladles should not une Ihem during pieg
nnuuy, as they will produce uiiseni rte. l'iiiu,oiie
doliftr per box extra line Hvedollars. Sent to any
addri'SH hy mail, pout free. No lftlere will be an
swend unless thu contain a remittance or a post Age
stamp.
All ordersaddredKrdto lr. E. Bon a pa am, No. Ifrl,
flyoamoie street, betwmn Fifth and Hlxth streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punctually attended to.
Dr. U. can bLConsu.ted upon all secret diseases. He
is umptr'tloiiahly a k ihh ledired to be the cham
pion nnu King oi v enereai olMfMies, and only Phy
Hlcinn in tne iJnlon who lias travuledun the contln-
I hurope, antl Ihe only Doctor who haa visltrd
thelrceletirated Hottpltnls, as well as their median,
institutions, and reecU ma their nmnthl. reiwirta.
olb'rs to all those who desire to consult n profession-
hi ieia"i.,im- rt-ituii ii mriy years expei lence in the
Hospitals ol Humpv and America ConlidcntialRon.
sultntiun daily, iruiu S a. AI. until It) i. .
apri-iuaw
NEW TltEAlMENT.
P JU VATE
AND
Confidential Medical Advice 1 1
AT the liulTulo Private ITonpital Katab
llshcd for tho cure of SyphlMs, Netn.nal Weak
uuds and the Sit ret liiMnmiifsoi Youth and Matu
rity by Dr. AMOS & SON, Buffalo, IS. V. Office,
corner ol .Main and Uuaj streets, (up stairs.)
a must hciuntifio invkntion.
An Instrument lor the cure of genital Debility, or
Nocturnal tiini.nioiis, inoi u properly known as Sem
inal Weaknens, etc. tnn be perutnnently cured in
from liitien days to two months, by the use of this
iustrumcnttWhL-n used conjointly with medicines.
YOUNG MHN T AK K I'AKTICUI.AR 1SOTICH.
Dr. AMOS and ON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented a most importnat instru
ment lor the ouro ot the above dlseftruta. It has been
suhjected toa tent by tlieiiiostt'iniiirntutivsiuiaiisin
London, I'aria, l'himHMphU nnd tivw Yurki It has
been declared the only untdul iiiHtrtiuirnt which bas
ever yet been invented, for the cure of Seminal
Weakness, or nu tlinettse of the genital organs,
caused by thpsocruthabiUof youth. I'riueTen DoJs
inra, oy iiiaii or iA.'reiii,
A CURB WARRANTED.
nr. AMJSandSON havo devoted their attention
exclusively to thla peculiar cIhhs ol maladies, and
the relief the have consequently been able to ren
der Iheir fellow-creaturs.iHiully testilied and grate
fully acknowledged by convalescent patients and
otheredtolyarriviiig in town, from all parts of the
country, for the express purpose only ol consulta
tions, while t hell exertions havebeen crowned with
the most signal ndYaiitgfs; yet .rom what they
have experienced in enquiring Into the causes
these luioolious complauitfl,(iroiutheirninBtaimple
condition to that of the most dangerous and Invet
erute,) they havo tilwa aentortiiiued the possibility
ol tholr prevention and removal, and likewise In
variably iouudthat tho most horrible and malignant
fornt. u( diKUMie Could Aimoat InmrUbly La traeod
to one of tl. lolluwiisM n:oi8t': Iirort"a, noglst,
or the iilelleclsof unaitllllul or improper treatment:
therefore Di AM(S and SON hiwe succeeded
discovering, lu the selection of their remedies,
snl, eiti'utunl and cautious course, omitting all
combination ol remedies which bear an equivocal
character, as well as 'hose whose premature or inju
dicious application iniKht be productive of bad con
sequences in tho hands of private individuals.
shot t, the laudable end of their remedies Is the less
enlngof a great mass of human miuery by the allev
iation, relief and prevention ol those grievous af-
nictious inai are in reamy me secret loeoi life, and
which, while thci ao extensively surround us. call
alot d for our skill and Intcricieuoe tor their eater
miniuon.
COUMKY INVALIDS,
ret sons In an part of the world mav he annfleii.
fully treated hy fonardiiig a correct detail ot their
onse, with tho remittance for medicines, etc.
Address nr. a mus aud UiN, coiner Main and
Quay atreet s, Murrain, N. Y. jan7-dawly
WHEELER & WILSON,
Aft
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Sewing. Machines.
HUSTON BUILDING,
Corner of Thli d aud JeUoraon,
D.ivro., ... OBIIO.
WE offer the Wheeler fe Wilson Sewing
Machines, with Important improvements,
a reduction of $x6 ou former pricea, and to meet the
demand lor a GOOi, low-priced Kamily Machine,
have introduced a NKW S I'YLl', working upon the
same principle, and making the same utiteh, though
uotso hlKhlv llniulied, at
FIFTV-PiVB DOLLARS!
Theelegauae, speed, noiselessness and simplicity
nf the Mitehir.e. the benutv aud strength ol slitch,
being ALlk.10 ON BOTH SIDES, Impossible to ravel,
and leaving no chain or ridge on the under side, the
economy of thread, and adaptability to the thlcuest
or thinnest fabrics, has rendered this the moBt suc
cessful nnd populai Hewing Machine now made a
At our various oWces, wn icll at New York pri
ces, and give Instructions free ol charge, to enable
purchasers to sew ordinary seams, hem, fell, quilt,
gather, hind and tuck, all on the same Machine, ana
warrant it for three years.
HKNDOR CALL FOB, A CIRCULAR, containing
1 mi nrcuiarn, prices, vest imoniais, etc.
jaalA W. SUiNKR fc CO.
MOllllILUS
3ELP-H EAT I NG
Smoothing Iron.
0. F. MOKIULL Patentee, Boston.
THIHIROX LS HEATED with anaL,
iintini t snin wf.ii.fc attached toit with
spring, which r1 h0 Iut oa ftUd taken off with
p.eattur 11 tnkes but 16 minutes to put ihe Iron
ssaHfiiivBB iitr win t , rsiiu 1 1. will itMiiniu BV nm iuii
t is reuulred. The heat muv be reaulated as de
sired, i he irons are of the usual weights, and the
lamp li no Incumbrance, aud it li warranted not
oil the clothes. The healing fluid will coat about
3 cents per hour.
The helf-heatlng Iron is certainly one of the
greatest tnventlnus ot the age, anil ihe laillea will
manic tne inventor lor his mail in saving tnera
roasting over a stove: ami those who buy the fuel
will lo-jk upon hliu as a bcm-lactorof the packet.
These Hmoothliisi Ir-ms mav be had at the Shoe
Store of L. BUVINUKK, Third street, near the
Xenia Depot, or at tho resldeuce of the Agent,
East Third sireut.
W. G. CRUTCH PI ELB,
Agent lor Moatjjoinery Couuty.
leptn-p
Opening Every Day!
TO T II E LADIES!
New Fall Goods.
MH S. N. II O WARD respectfully in
forms the ladiea that aha haa rucelved s large
aaaortmeut of
MILLINERY GOODS,
I'OII FALL V WlMTl.lt,
whloh sho oirers to sell at a very small advanes,
her old establishment
NO. 113 MAIN STREET,
Where she has Just received s large assortment
Corsets, Stays, Ilresa Uupa, Head llrossea. r'lns
French Huuhtie, Vlowcra, Kilitioua, Bonnets, iio.
Thanklul lor ihe patronage so liberally extended
toward ua, wa hupe by alrk-t attention tu merit and
receive an incraaacd cuiitlnuaui-f of the aame.
' MUX. H. HOWAHIVS,
, No. Ill Main it.
r Particular attention paid to Bleaching, Trimming
aud kepairuug all klnila of Ntraw, Velvet and silk
ottu-amd
Ho. lis Slain at.
Of. W K Cheose, Terr fine, at
6l .W.U..IM . l'Wl
9 osnts,
ag oua jHwi
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ol
in
a
In
at
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to
a
60
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of
to
NEW V,'0itK,Ht tbe OLD STAND
Jo. I, ton Strict, t
" It Is now
men, woiovn !
o( their iku.
led thai ti.e i AiTifre health of awl
ohiidren, depud oa the eonditiea
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... TAViD SCKF.EIAK
WULLD l.lirl'KliH l.l.V tJAT 1 0
' " the eltlxena of PM-tnn and aurroumllng Hum
try. that lite hpritig .ml nuniuier .tnrk II a.a hbi
plele, eonal.tiugoi ail klnua ol Laillea', Mea',an4
I hllilreu'. Hoola. Shoee, l.nlti le, Ac. villi hrrl. or
without! al.o a large ae.urlnient of Mena', Boia1,
and Voutba Hoot., (.alifr., aniH.xlnrd ll.a. .
llavii.g pureheod bl.etook rlfhl Iriaitl,. faelc
rlea tor eaah, enal lea hlru to aellae cheap, or aheap
sr than any other holme In thla ell y .
Ilealao haa a large supply nl Mrna' Patent Leath
er Hoot, Matter auu Oxford l is Tope, w kick ka will
uv-o . vi IVI'I IlirillUl,
He keepa constantly employed the beet wolkmen,
ind la prepared to do ail klndaof Custom VYoikoa
shoit notice.
All rlii
I pa repaired freeof aharga.
ika a liliernl ahara ol nublli
lleaskaa lilieral sliara ol t.,,1,1 1 ... -. A
r.. i , . . . , ..... ,. ., . ,
,,.i iivnu pira.e an woo oruer wore.
Hernember tlieold and favorite place, 81, J.flrr.ou
atreet. below Hi. market, apriO
SM11U & WESSON'S,
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PATENT KEVOLVEH.
LAKGDON'8 AKUWAKE 8I0RE.
NO. 18, MAIN kill 1,4.1'. '
I'HIH Pistol is the lightest on ta tha
A world that has fore. Welrht onlv Ten Mim.. .
la loailril quicker Ihsn other fl.tola are c.i . ni
ls sure tire uuder all alrcnm.l.ni... Kin I i.
eau.ed to the Arm or Ammunition hy allowing It
to remain loaded any length ol lla.e. It la so aim
pie In Ita eonstrucilon that It li not liable to set
out of order.
It Is I'errerllr Snfe toenrrv!
The Cvlhul.r hnlil. ... .kn. t -. 1
other small plxtole. ajv7
GROCERIES SPRING STOCK
DIMM & BltO., , ,
HUAD OF THE JIAMIsJ, i
HAVE JUST KKCEIVED THEIR
Rprlnn stnes, embraolns; In part
loo Bags Trline Hlo Coltee.
13 do Java and Mocha.
Fine atock of all Simla of Surer.
Sfl.ouu pcuuda extra S. c. Ham..
411,0m) do do Sbouldera. ,
ao.ooo 1I0 do Shies. -" - '
lu,uoo Iha. extra s. C. Lried Tleef.
Ilm bush. choice White Beans.
60 butts a. sorti d Virginia Tobacco.
60 che.taandcadillea aaaorted Teas.
60 boxes No. 1 German Soap.
SS do Pur. Corn Starch,
- 84. do Salaratua.
so do foila.
S0,ai0 fine Cigars.
7 aacka Dried Peschea snd Apples.
A u,rf ,;,"' Lot ,;r"h ,wb,t !. Klcksral, lhad,
Baaa, Coilllah and Mackerel, f
too bbla. No. 1 Family Flour. m)i2S
THE
One Horse shoeing shop,
ON THIRD STREET, r
A few doors East of th I'ost Ofhob.
DAYI0W, 0.
THE Subeoriber is now better prepared,
than ever to accommodatshla oldeuatomera.and
the public, In the
Uorse.kheiDr BtislnB8,
In Its various branches. Paitlcul.r attention
'n'.i.berlv Un" hor.ea, auch as
apllt boora.andhoof-liound, andei rnaln Ihelr feet. '
Will l.A tl .Mil ..lilaiitn... . .. . L . ... . .
.. ... . .-,...,ul ,u id. owner 01 auca aotm
;,pi'i uo., money win ne reiuiiued.
ALSO. Horaea that Interfere will be ahodfnnra.
vent It, and warranted, or money refunded.
He will personally superintend all work cntrintd
to his care. Thankrulfurpastfavora, be respectfully
aska a continuance of the patronage of hlsold eus
tomcra, and will be happy to accommodate aa many
n.w ouca aamay lavor nim with a call.
l'"-uawiy SA1 HAH SIFFERMAN.
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CUSTOM MADB WoTsTaNdThOKB,
CUSTOM MADK BOOTS ANO bUOKS,
CUSTOM MADB BOOTS AUD 61101.S,
Oi KVEKY 6TTLB,
OF KViKY UTILE,
, T . OF EVERY STYLH,
MADB IN TUB BEST MaKNEK,
MADB IN TUB BKST MANNEK,
MADB IN IHB DKbT MAkNEK;
PROMPTLY TO ORDIRi
promptly to order,
promptly to order. .
and warranted to please,
and warranted to please,
and wakkanied tj please,
At ths Custom Work Shop of
B. N. DAVIS,
No. 79, Jefferson street,
DAYTON, O.
Tt N. I)., having disposed of bis stock of
J-. Kaetrrn work at auotlon, will hereafter devote
hla entire atteutlon to ananulaclurins horns mat's
woik, which he will get up in any etjle to ault his
patrona and the great public, whom he will be ple
ad to serve.
He invitee laillea snd gentlemen to call and leave
orders tor work, and ke pleile.ee his reputation as a
man and mechanic to nleaas all whoean bs pleased
aiyuau
F1IESH
Baltimore Oysters -
WE take great plessure iu culling th at
tention of our tuatomers and citizens grnei
ally to our extra brniida of FHKSH BAL'ili OKK
OV8TKHS Hecolved Dally by ivxpiese. Allorders
promptly Slled at Cincinnati piltva. Alao, a iulk '
supplyof Cov and bpiied Oiau-ia.
D. & t SHULL,
Phillips Houie, cor. Main ami Third streets.
sept I '
FOlt SUMMER GOODS, go to BREENE'Sf
X - . " W s
W Kcic and Beautiful Stylet of . H
J . n
C assimerea, Ve stings, .,'
U NFir STYLES OF SBJJtTSlll ;j
In which to keep eool during ths u Haa ted R !
S Term." H
At BREENE'B, t"
W No. 1, Main street, Day ton. g
FOR SUMMER GOODS, go to BREENE'Si
Fresh Meat Every Day.
GEORGE 1'ItCSTON. ' '
Daily Meat and Provision 'i
6th ttreet, 274 xceet of Broken tiruU '
DAYTON, O..
KEEPS constantly on hand Fresh Meats of
every Kind. Butter, fcfifrs, and Vegetables, In '
season. Produce ot all aeaeripUoas obtainable saax
be had at bis store.
tAshedoeahiiown butchering, the PublWesm. 1
rely on procuring Kresh Meat avi.av Moaniao du
ring the week, lie desires theeiple to know that
on MoNuay morning they cau iiournaatsJauht
ered during the previous night. They willplcaia
bear this in mind.
Thankful for past patronage, he solicits a eontia
uanoe ot public favor, determined to deserve it.
Ke mem bar e tn atreet, a doors iron Jtrowuatrct
Jy-H-lyd
DARTEL BBINI. LKWIS HEIMI. JACOS HJCIHK
D. HEINZ & Bros., '
AT their new location, In Pimiu'i Block,
north side of Third ftt,,o)joslte the Fast OfUea
have opened out aa eutlie aef stowk of t
Candies aud Confectionarles, y
Both Foreign and Dfmeatle. Alao 111 kinds of
ratDiTs,Tora nuts.
CAKES and BREAD.
Oonneated with ths sstabiiaha.eiit 1. a lara-a staka. .
ry.by wbloh tha proprietors will be auabWd to lur
uih to their oity and oountry oustumer., ai aorta of
Bread rreah. trvut tlsay Ovru,
Oa short astlss. Alee all lorw of kaa, plain aaJ
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