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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOB I'llKHlUCNT!
HXF.PHKN A. lOUtJT,AM,
ll.l IVOI..
lir.KSCHIXl- V. JOHNSON,
nr nroaui .
Members of the National Democratic
Campaign Committee.
Hoa. C. I,. VAI.lAMi:IIAM.rh,n. Chairman.
H..n. WII.I.IA.M i.W!KslU.K .of Mi. i .
Mil KS YATI.l.H. Un-ieei. ...
ffuli. WILLIAM HHll.HI, ! i-omiMlvnnm.
II.. Tllu.MAH ((, K.nt Vir-iwa.
Hon .!Nl). A. l.fMlAN. or tllm,.
)l.m. TVM H. F NO I. v II , nf InUm
lion. JOHN IXX'HHA!.,:, of Ner. Vol.
y-r:-rln?t,f ,mtttl. M. V rl.t''K, !,,.
Teef-re.- ...NAM 1. H.mVMI, '
h'timi No. H. 4 ..ireel. Hem Ihe CHv ll:ll.
Nt.AII oniwiimulion" 1,,ai1.t ! HreK.-eil 111
HON. C. L. VALLANDIGHAM, M. C.
Ch'n Nat. Dem. Camp'gn Committee.
Washington, D. C.
iHiTin order tlint nil the fttlai ii. a of tlir
IaI).t EnriKtc mnj iiirlirip!ilf in tli celebra
tion of American Intli.M'ntrenre( no jtrr
wiltb iuej from this office l. inorimv. Il
ttf thing of importune ahMtl) transpire, how.
over, th pablic can nlrtnin full rticulni"r bv
rcfrre nee to our llulletin.
Our Birth-Day.
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To-morrow morning agaiu the un move 1,i
martini nmic nroiiml the glnlx. AYlicn he
win finally in 1h Wcat tlii evenine;, there
"tlw. Fourth" begin in the K.t And thence
circle of iinri,' for twenty-four honra liright
rim m-oiiiid th world ; and cvrv iniuatfl ns
tli Aim liroadcna over it mny horizons it i.
wlcoinod nnd liouond hy Aim'ricnu liic
etarfed Hug climliA into hi rising ray.'i nnd
tl nal ionftl heart throb wild cuiiuon in citj'
and town, at home, from Mit'ne tu Uncoil, nnd
on n-mole apa abroad in
"Whnlivir film Ih1 nN brij'hl rlh-lr flrm,"
among the ice brgi of (he Nnrlb, in llif pic
tured bays of the South, in the Pacific nml At
Ittulic. Ah, America is everywhere.
A'U nations know when the Fourth of July
coiims, anil no other day i bonoreil, for have
notyimcriraim carried their coiiulry wilh thciu
everywhere and everywhere do they not eel'
ehrata the Fourth of July T And well dolor
eigit nntioiiK know it ineitniu, mid, thoueh
they may not join in the elillni-i. 1.1111, they
nu.Ht at least open their eyes luituMy to iu
display and their ear to its mtiic.
Wa like the term ''Independence l:iy" ni
pliej to the Fourth of July. There i more
ueui ly adAOciated with that name, the long uud
darkling red down that begun it uud moving
like aliudow before it llioie men who pledjjeil
"their liven and fortune uud nacri'il honor"
nobly that where heart flutter up with a free
thought they bound more confidently ut the
remembrance of thut deed. Not yet in llmt
red diiwn forgotten in the duy'H sunshine.
From it Mart a freh nnd dewy lu i nlh of in
npirntion a we look buck and forget, tlie heul
and diiftt and confusion of to-duv. hack
againnt it in the shadowy ground we see with
reverence (and our blood grow wnrm while
gazing at them,) the awful aiBembhige demi
gods" now in their political henvuun in the
world' patriotic hearts looking down upon
u troni the Past, sometime sternly like
father who rebuke their children and in their
midst a scroll. There we still see thut ' Con
gress assembled" the immortal face painted
to fade not, Time only hallowing the culur.i
with his invisible touches. The world, a wpll
as we, know the names which thut scroll has
taught them. The whole world has those faces
framed in Its ball. That gathering of faces,
tbt piotutggmjnortajj js tUeKortb '"'X-
We cfUntinies think wu did evefyrhmg.het-
ter isytke Post Our nation wan younger then
and the' fresh enthusiasm of a strong youth
was ij its veins ; we sometimes think our IV'cl:
ing was deejer then, and its demonstration
inoreiiiealthy and true. We sometimes ftxil
that the observance of our Kliticul Subbutb
growing dead that we open our business dooi
and sell and bargain, weighing our gold more
often''now in il hallowed hours, anil bnll'-for
getting that the temple-dome of the Pay
over us.
But we trust that, if not a delusion, it is but
a teinporary lull into which it Ls natural
timesHo fall, but from which we uwukeu with
renewed spirit ami wit 11 tne ucw 01 a In-her
observance upon us. And we feel that muic
there is no want of enthusinsm in the celebra
tion of "Independence dav." We heiir
excumlous by train, picnics in the- country,
and military gatherings. We uhull .see in the
morning the street filled with dciuoustratiuiis
of thesceasion. We .shall be awakened bv
the tremulous booming of di.stunt cannon, mid
the light infantry of lire cracker will do harm
lessly noisy execution everywhere all day;
that soroll you see on your wall, amid the as
sembled forms of those wise and good and
brave tnen, will be read warmly by many hun
dred lips to muiiy thousand listeners. Whnt
if the great Aiucricuu Eagle may wideu his
wings unduly and it may be too deierutely
what if the storm of enthusiasm swell a tor
rent of words? We are glad of it and will be
lieve that they can have a dictionary in true
Ameriqpu feeling free of purtizauship, all
uniting on one ground all of one politics,
whatever is good for the country whose eighty
fourth birth day is i-ouiiuemoruted. O.vef nl
parties and all principles, over North mid
South, over all adverse politician will be
seen fluptiug the world's Most loved Hag
over ail will bn heard "Three cheers for the
Red, White and Blue!"' "' ' " --
O lieautiCiil, over Ilie (flat) ureen tree. . ,
U till (lie H lllle i-IuikI-h ami ttire law llenveu njiove,
t'ittrmK linn letoe-uiiie uali li-iiveii -like love,
Our Itumi-r-KlurN lipjit, In tli iumv Iu,h-u,
a uanuuH iieari-iieai t uriKiit HoluUyr
Leaving the Party.
At a large and enthiisiestio mneting, Mays
the Kuittrn Argut, of the Democracy of Cam
den, State of Maine, on Saturday evening lost,
nineteen Republicans, who have horolffote
voted the Republican ticket, upon learning of
the nomination of Mr. Douglas, attended the
caucusand by a Blond up vote agreed to rati
fy the nomination. ' 1 :
ttsT-'llie JmiriuH flotters'hlmscir thiii'he is
good physician. Had he not better practice
at borne T "Physician heal thyself," is on
old command, and our ueigkbor certainly
needs reminding of it.
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tSThe editor of the Juunal, U prove, we
suppose, that he teat at ohurcli' on Sunday,
. instead 01 being la bis onice, yillifying the
' Empihk, quotes scripture to us. Wonder if
our neighbor ever thought of 'the ' hijunctfon
; 'Devise not evil against thy neighbor, seeing
lie dwelleth tervrely by thee.1 '
GIDDINGS HEARD FROM!
CIVIL WAR IN PROSPECT!
Kentuckians "Welcomed with Bloody
Hands to Hospitable Graves!"
CINCINNATI TURNED PIRATES!
"l.i-ilv -l,"t. rnir, in nliltTinn nrnt v,-lrtil,
V HI, vt,ik-,' cum. t"i n lo,,k. ! titnti.li Awet;
In lil lirlit Ii'XmI. n ivikisl ei-llin ha.1.
I'll ll lulhrlnll ui i.ll llh U.--I lliila-ne,),
11.t In III 1,-n (tltnl kmif - hihI lonv'loiii" nieil)
V.ntilui' tiinl lire h li'-l'l. -,iel lle-n-a illittl
He ,i Wis ns, an 1 ilnew 1I01111 Inner. tll rill. "
The great lender of llin Republican forces
in N'ortlieru Ohio if nut in the whole State
lifH fooken. But lliis time the Democrats
mi1 not alone the subject of his wrath. The
entire people of Cincinnati are called to ae
Aniiit, ami he "can dihCover no very great
distinction between the Democrats who passed
the fugitive act, and those Republicans who
uphold it, snying, we are Ix-uud to obey it."
I!y the way, won't this apply to Republican
elewhere ns well as in Cincinnati? Where wii
II assaI'III'K, the eliniient nnd fearless silver-tongued
. 1lAHRAra:i: when this act was
committed' here was .lol l II I 1. ike friend
and supporter nf i.ycot? Where those "sen"
liitels in the. wslchtower of liberty," the fVfT
rcrVnud Oimmriviult Shame, shame on yne
all. I it not eiinuph that .Mr. Oiiiimmis
lionld prevent the enforcement of the Fugi
tive Stove l.nw in Northern Ohio, without bur
dening bis n;;ed limb with the gardinnship of
ide whole Stale?
Hut, seriously, the article which we copy be
low from the Ashtabula .SrnrVnr, written by
Mr. (illililxi himself, will corroborate all we
have said in regard to the ultra they cnll it
ihe "true " iosition occupied by the Republi-
ou party in the Northern portion of the
Mute:
PIRACY IN CINCINNATI.
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A colored man nnmed Wairnoner, born in
(.nciuiinti, of free pareuts, was iorvibly seis
ed, taken Ijefbre a L'iiited Sfutes Comiuission
er, pronounced n fugitive slave, and hurried
across the river to Newport, ami confined in
1 lie jail or tout villnfre. 1 ne eopieni t. in-
iiiniiti stoiHl looking 011 with tolueil arm,
saying, the fugitive law must be olieyed. They
ucitly saw the sovereignty ol Ohio trampled
upon, ami humanity outrngeu, because the
Supreme' Court had said we must submit to
licit mandate of despots, culled the Fugitive
Sl:ie l.nw. ' "
The pirates who kidimpiied him, having got
hiiu into Kentucky, no longer claimed to own
hiin, but iini-led thut he Khoiild lie sold to pay
llieexpi-iises of his capture and imprisonment.
rublic notice ot Ihe sale was given, and the
people of Cincinnati looked on quietly, and
saw a man, horn on our own soil, consigned to
chains and sult'ering, instead of fattening the
soil of Kentucky with the blood of live pirates.
Instcnit ol laving .Newport in ashes, ttiev
permitted the pirates of that city to enslave a
li-eeinnii ol Lincinnnti. It was a unstaruly
mbmission, disgraceful to our State. The
Keiituckiniis came over to Cincinnati, precise
ly ns Spanish and American pirates go to Af-ricn;-
they sei.e nnd enslave freemen of Ohio,
precisely as their tirother pirates seize and en
dnve Africans. The ieople of Cincinnati
iviih all the apparent imtiecility and cowurdice
of the heathens of Africa, submit to see their
people captured nnd enslaved.
We are not sulliciently versed in cansistry
to iliscovur any ditleretice in the guilt between
the African and ihe Kentucky pirates, ' if
one be worthy of the gallows, theother ought
not to escape. Nor can we draw any very
marked difference between the stupidity, the
heathenism of the Africnns who' quietly sub
mit to the jiirucv, and the barbarous snpine
ncs maiiitestej by our brethren of Cincin
nati. They however hold it the duty of good
citizens to xubinit to such despotism; we would
slny the despots ami pay the cowards who
tremble before those who profess to execute
despotic enactments.
'ihe Supreme Court say we must submit to
this tyranuy, and our friends; in Cincinnati
think' they nut bow submissively to such dic
tation; we would strike down the tyrants, and
pity the imbeciles who fear the power of des
pot. Our State has been disgraced. " Its soil
lias been contaminated with the foot-steps of
pirates, and its citiien bow down and submit
like cowards. We hope the pirates may next
lake the Mayor of Cincinnati; he is just as lia
ble a Wnggoner was, and as he seems wil
.Ung to see his neighbors taken and enslnved,
wo trust the pirates may next take him, a the
people will not dare to oppose the Fugitive
Law. They hold that "Obedience to tyrants
ia obedience to (iod."
The Cincinnati papers speak out, and charge
the Democracy with this barbarism ; but we
can discover no very great distinction between
he Democrat who passed fugitive act, and
those llepublicans who uphold it, saying we
are bound to obey il. Wuggoner had received
from the Creutor u right to liberty, and none
but pirate would rob him of it. Palsied be
the hand, und cursed be the man who would
enslave liuiunii soul. The Reserve would
give such men hospitable grave.
vt e know not what tow. Uennisnn ha done
or is doing in this, matter. The public will
bold him responsible if he fails to do all that
he is uiillioi i.ed to do in the premises, if ne
cessary, let the Legislature be convened. Let
efficient measures lie taken for the return of
Waggoner ; or let the civil war which Ken
tucky has thus waged upon our State, be met
in n spirit of nianly resistance. U.
Citizens of Southern Ohio, we ask you are
the sentiments and doctrines of (he above
such us you can eudor.se? Are you willing to
join the ranks of those who thus openly de
nounce and counsel resistance to the laws of
the laud? who would thus nullify a Constitu
tional requirement? Mr. (iinuiMis is in error
in stiilin;.' that the Fugitive Sluve Law is a
Democratic measure. It is one of the famous
Compromise measure in which the prominent
members in the Senate and House in 1850, of
all parties, joined in passing, nnd became a
law hy the signature of Mii.i.akii Fm.i.uohc,
who was then President of the United States.
It received the sanction und endorsement of
both the great political parties (Democratic
and Whig) ut their National Conventions In
l't'i. Rut the question ns to who passed the
bill, bus Hulking to do with its enforcement
It is sufficient to know that it was regularly
passed, and is Constitutional, to require at the
hands of all good citizens, faithful and prompt
obedience to its provisions. It may be dia-
ostc ful to some it may come in conflict with
individual views yet, so long as it remains
upon the stntnte tsxik, it cannot be evaded
without rendering the persona who attempt
evasion, liable to the penalties attached.
If the Republican- of this State, are sin
cere in their 4simciutum 1 of It if the Re
publican Stuftoiivcntion of this year as well
as lust mean what they say, why do they not
make an effort to repeal, it, at least ao far as
their parly has the power? In the last House
of Rcprrsontutl'ies the Opposition bad a large
majority, why did they not, so Car as the
House was conoerned, remove this act which
they declar ''ablierrent to the moral sense of
the eivilized world?", . Why .did not the Re
publicans give the world evidence of the hot
sty of their hatred of it by recording their
votes in favor of its repeal? Such a course,
certaiuly would have been much more to their
credit a good aud loyal vUixaua, than to ooun.
el resistance, even unto the committing of
murder, to the officers whose duty it Is to en-
force the law. The Republicans have de
nounced it from the time it was first passed,
or rather the free ooiter did, until the Re
publican rmrtv took Ihe job nlT of llieir hand;
yet, we cannot recollect of a rinirln instance
where the party in Con.Tres ha ever made
an united effort to bring iIkiiiI its rcpcul.
Their profession nnd action thns fur, have
certainly been at variance. Why is this? Was
it liecnue an open nnd avowed attempt to do
so, on the part of Republican memlier of
Congress, might linve had the effect of driv
ing from the rank certain runserriiice men,
in Southern Ohio, who vote the Kepuhlicnu
tickel? or was it because it might Hissibly
weaken Mr. Cimwix's Influence in this sec
lion?
That the majority of Republicans in North
ern nnd Southern Ohio, are as much opNwed
to each other, on this question of obedience
to the law, as two niitngonislie parties could
he, cannot, with truth, he denied. While one
section is preaching up disoliedicnce to its re
quirement urging the people tu use every
ellort, no matter how criminal, to prevent the
olliccr from executing il provisions; in the
other sectioii, men calling themselves Repub
lican sjiend tlteir lime in proving it constitu
tionality, asserting that "it must be olieyed,"
and that "those who resist it with nn armed
force commit treason, nnd those a lio re dst it
ninst be thnl must be huny."
If, as some claim, that Republicanism i the
same in all sections, why do we not find Coh
WIN addressing Republican meetings in North
ern Ohio, and Ouiiiixiis in Southern? if il i
the same, why do we not find the articles of
such paper a the S'Hlinrl, copied into the
Jnurnut of this city, and the Juurnaft arti
cles copied into the SeHtinrlf If tin ir views
are identical, il certainly would not damage,
and might aid, their party. True, one is par
ticularly friendly to Cokwin, while the other
is equally friendly to (iiuuiso, yet if they
teach the same doctrines, what difference
would that make? Why not let the ftepubli
can of the Miami Valley rend the views en
tertnined by their Northern brethren? and
why not let the Republican of the Reserve
see the position assumed by the Republicans
in Ibis section?
The trulh is, neither side dare do it. Such
n course would only end in the disruption of
the wrty in this State, beyond all the Kiwer
of the managers to prevent it, nnd cause the
people of Ohio to give nil overwhelming ma
jority for the Democratic ticket
[For the Empire.]
Judge Haynes and the Superior
Court.
FA. Empire: Allow me a few words in re
ply to a libel, in this morning s Juiirnat. uu
pugniug the motives of the numerous Demo
crat who hounrahlv enst aside their nnliticnl
prejudices to join iif requesting Judge iIavnks
to become an "imlepemleiil cnuilnlate, lor
re-election to tho ottice he now so ahlv tills.
This liliel was written by one who sign him
self "Wide Awake." He ha well chosen his
signature. Jt was proper thut a false, part i.
uu communication, such a his, should be
fathered by one who had sold hiiiiHelf out to
politics and was wearing the uniform of his
abject slavery.
I am one of the Democrats he hs assailed.
Circumstances have given me lietter knnwl-
edire aliout this matter than most persons
Kisses. I propose to diffuse thnt knowledge
among the people. It it hurt certain iMihti
cians, that is not my fault. They have put
their mouth-piece lorwaru to assail high-min
ded and honoruble gentlemen. Let them
take the result
I know thnt the proposition to run Judge
Haynks as an "independent candidate" came
train his intimate and republican Irienils,
They were aware that he had many admirers
in the Democratic party who would gladly
vote for hiin a ch, Tnil who would not nnd
could not support him, if a set of Republican
intriguers and wire-worker undertook to use
his influence nnd popularity to elect them
selves into offices which they could not other
wise obtain. Acting upon this knowledge,
nitd not being desirous of hazarding his re
election in the "iuteuse purtixnn strite" uhout
to begin, they intimated that it would be
more acceptable to them and to Judge Haykks
to have his election williurnwn lrum the
arena of iolitici. This proposition was met
by tho Democracy in good faith, if there
was any "confession of weakness," ns ulleeed
hy this libeller, it was upon the part of the Re
publicans. But they were right in desiring
his crrtam re-election.
Another thing I know to be true, which the
public may as well lie told. Certain Republi
can official in this county nnd certain aspi
rants tor honors in the party, urn their nest to
defeat the movement in favor of Judge
Havnk. Professing to be his friends, they
did all in their power to prevent lint was
equal to a re election n Humiliation bv the
people ol all parties. J hey were willing to
make Judge Hay.nks a mere purti.an candi
date, und tu hazard his election by a nomina
tion which would have required u nomination
ngninst hiin. Kveu Judge Hiynkh1 popularity
might not hnve stood befure the swell of the
ieople with Douglas at their head. Vet these
jHjIiliciaus, cold blooded fellows who see noth
ing but "party," and look lo nothing but their
own advancement by "party," would hnve
dragged Judge Haynfs down to their own
level, in the hope that his name and influence
might have given them ten or twenty votes
more than t Key will otherwise get Are they
not delectable gentlemen? Is it not refresh
ing to hear them moan and complain by their
mouth-piece "Wide Awake?"
Another thing may ns well be told now as
at any future period. These same politicians
did all in their jiower to prevent Judge
Haynks' acceptance. They tried jiersuosion
first; and then, wheu their appeals failed, they
dared to insinuate threats! Iet the people
consider, wheu they read "Wide Awakes"
communication, that the same party of politi
cians, whose mouth-piece he is, and who de
sired to bring the office of. Judge into the
slough of poFitics thut they might profit by it
alone, weut so fnr as to intimate thut if Judge
Haynks accepted an independent nomination,
the Republicans would demand a nomination
which was equivalent to a threat that he
should be thrown overboard. Let these in
triguers try it, if they dure. The people of
all parties would rise with the same unanimity
with which they signed the call, and would
put down these political wire-workers, ' who
would rule or ruin every thing. The tieople
honor nuch independence as Judge Haynks
possesses. They honor and respect the man.
And they will as certainly re-elect him as the
dav comes round for the depositing of tlieir
ballots.
This is all I have to say at present Per
haps I have been harsh in some of my re
marks Rut I know the unanimity and eager
ness with which ihe people everywhere hulled
the movement which has been attacked as a
"Democratic trick." I know the feelings of
friendship and respect which actuated so ma
ny personal friends of Judge Haykih in the
Democratic party in taking the course they
did. And I bate to see a souad of selfish in
triguers undertake, for private ends, to thwart
the wisnes 01 tne people. iet tuese germo
meu understand thut they are iu such a wo
ful miuority that I can count their names in
one-half a minute. Perhaps they desire the
public should know them. Let them continue
to drag this question into politic aud to im
pugn Die motive of others, and they may See
their own names in print
conclusion, Mr. Editor, let me repeat1
that I ItHox that the proposition to run Judce
Hatkis "without reference to purty," came
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from prominent Republican. -ho werr'ftt the
mine time his few f,imi; and that respect
for hi talent, impnvtinlity and abilitiea, nnd
a love for his genial qualities a a gentleman
nnd a scholar, prompted Ihe Democracy in
accepting that pnqKisition with Ihe heartiness
thev have exr.ibileit. Iiv.ri Mitx-p.
July 2, iHiifl.
Il is too Inte In the dnrto attempt to fricht-
en the Republicans by setting tin old Joanna
It. liid'hug a a scare-crow, ihe Itepubli
eons came loifelher on ihe Chicago iilaiform
that is the political chsii by which "under
the ronstitntion" they are steering. Jnurmnl.
Was not the Chicago riatform built to so
commodate "Old JosHTaT" Did he not leave
ihe Convention, and In get hiin Wk was not
hi resolution emliodied ill the platform? Our
neighlsw may cull (iininxim an "old scare-
row," but he has more inlluenoe in the Re
publican party lit this day than the JmrHlt
right hand man, Tou Cokwin.
tJT In Ihe town of Wenthersfield, Trum
bull county, a llepublicun stronghold nn the
Western Reserve, on the 20lh of June, .
Ki kk, Doiui.ah Democrat, was elected Justice
flhe l'csce over AMBt:w Om, Republican,
by IU,i majority. The election was hotly eon
tested on party ground.
Spicy.
The following passage at arms has taken
plncf tietween the l'eterburg (Va) Vn
(Dem.)nnd htMliifeuerr (K. N.); . ..
"Democracy survives !" Vms.
"So does the Devil." Inlrlligtnrtr.
"Anile both are now fairly in the field for
the next campaign, 'choose ye whom ye will
serve." lrn. '
'Of two evils choose ye the least." "We'll
take the devil." Inltlliarnrer.
Opposition editors go to the devil, w natur
ally as a duck takes to Water. The Intrlli-
tjtmtr takes the road it arty will travel this
fall.
atThe Jinirnal of this morning lcks
down from the challenge of the Gazette. That
won't do, Mr. JitHrmil. "Face the music.
Hro. Dknnt knows that whereof be speaks,
ami is better posted than we are and we
know enough to sustain our charges as to
how the Journal has been playing the "cor
morant" nt the public crib.
H gUfW'r have received a well-wrilten com
luniiicntion from a Kentuckinn who was pre.
sent at the meeting on Saturday evening, de
fending Mr. Vai.i ASPioiiAa from the attacks
of the Journal yesterday morning, which we
would publish if we thought Mr. V. needed
any such defence. The Journal t "style" is
known in this community, and any intelligent
man would prefer its abuse to its praise. All
it cun say or do will have no effect so fur ns
injury to Mr. V. is concerned. ' The people of
Montgomery and of the Third District hnve
too much fuith in Mr. Vai.i.aspioiiam to be
lieve unv of the Journal s slanders.
Special Notices.
aV-TIe Uellr ana Weekly Empire OMce
has bfra removes) lathe Rstslrt Bwlldlng
No. HO Main Mret,
eeoud door IK art w from Markat street.
-C'oitMtlutr-Hoom at the wrst
,
D I A Tlie niemfHrs of the iMyton
Uglit Artillery sill mectut their armory th
eveniug at s o'clock.- Hy order of
0. J. I'llll.DS. tu.t.
3. W. La nr.w, 0. . )yM
fi. Medio! Society The Montgonn'ry
65? County Mfdkl Houiety will IkjIU iu uext
pitirterly nueting in th xiite room of Beekel'n Hull, ou
ThurMluy, July 6lh, tMinineiKiiig ut luVloikt m.
jyStU . J. C. KKKVE.S- y,
' Dayto BRAirrH Htatb Baku or Onto.
Davitox, O. July , Wt. f
ew,- Nolle. Till bmiJc will he flowetl on Weil
1C5L uewlny, JiUy PtTaiotM iMviug note or
UllHtiilliugdue otithutday will pleiw tmll ftiul pay on
Tne-uuiy. Byonler, jyi. 0. i. HWA1S, Giuihler. i
Ir AH ration Naatfowtry Ovorels.
&w!j The nieiotem of tlm Montgomery CJuardi
are lM-rthy notified tu meet nt their armory. WerinM
tiny wioming, July 4th, at 6 oYlock ft m., in full uni
form, )yor.lerof J. 0. Hl'iilUS, Coiud't.
K (J'CoNNiLL.I-o'y. jy'ila
jj-. MUiwI Fir Company Mo. 5 Every
fcVj5 memner l reipirtel to heoretient thin eve
Unix lor exervife at t, ami at T o'clock (or UulnoM.
A getifrul atteiKlnnce in deNtniMe to nuilte preparation.
tiir juii-jideon Welueitliiy July 4th. AH ineinuer and
othen haviiiK unlfoniiM helontingto Uiecininy, are
reipifttnl to hrinx them to the Kniue Hoiwe thia eve
iuii j2(ly J. K. bOYJCR, Heoy.
r- - tlt you would litv aoMetnlna;
- extra ia the Daguerreotype, AtnbrUypeor
PhouTHphic line be advixetl aud k t HKKBOUM'8
i'AI.At'KCK AKT. Murket UoUHe. lie in the only
Artint eiigHge! iu thin tiiiieMH. octa
bCm)ilaymrnttiuiy roriHm. either mule
or twu.tle oan easily nmke fruin tli to eight
ueii dulUrn a week by on art hU-h 1 poaHexii; mo t e
done by tuiy perou of ordiuary miiul.with UtUe. 4 no
inpital. aud au onuuueut iu every family. Thia ia no
humbug. 8eni to nuy addrew on reoeit of (Ui eent in
im or rtluiiipf. to OICO. C. MATH KB, .
ap7Hiii:i Piwt Oltkf, New York.
Tit Seondlttovlon Pllla Hd ParU
Her. Cinoinhati, July, 1 IHAH. Ir. V. W.
Rotui'k, J)rnr Sic: In reply to Inquiries made of me,
give me pleasure to nay, ttiat Mr. N. At lee, of the
Jtr. At Ice ut t'lMfiunati. previoua to her going Eaut,
xpittHK4?d her ('uundeiice iu thoettieaeyofyour Mran-
litiuviun Reineilioa, aud the benefit kha derived from
iiHiug litem. Sim had been Muttering from general proa
tmkin nt time!, Ijeiug over neventy-nia yenra ofttge.
unil opthaliiiiu imd iunauuuatit ol the Iter. Various
remedies were restored to without relief, when Rome
friend reeomiiifuded a Hrune of your tk'iutdinuvian
Hlood I'urituT and Blood PiUa. Tltey hiul Hie deitired
eflWt ami Hhe win ouMderd im rentori! to health.
I know nmiiy who have unihI your tiwdu'ineM, and
Hpmk decidedly of the Itejht derivetl, thui tentifying
of their renovitliug inHuem-e iu puhlymg tne blood and
gi iug viMor and onorgy to the ayetera. 'Tliey have my
oriUiii Mpprutjulion, Very reagncWiily. , ., ; n
YwirotiMwat avrvaut, 1 '
" M. J. Baoww.
. 'Kev. 8ainu?l J Brown baa been a devoted latum' In
theeaurta of Chriailautty, in C'imiuoati, ftr more than
thirty yeori, an almost every old yiuuluuatiatt knowt.
HiK'h toMtiinony, fromiiiK'haHouree, in not to im passed
oter lightly., No other Proprietary Heuiediea c-vtr
prevented tu that puUifl, aver raf-eived ttUia of fiia
eomiuuilution from MEM OP HIANDING, In every
wulk of life, that mine have dooa. oe advvrtieemeut.
ft '- TPr Hoofluda UriaB BUtera.and
IkA Dr. Hoofland'a BaUaoaalo Cordial
The grmt omiVrd Heimrw o fa prni v, tVtw ac
quired thii grmi poptottfy (Miiv 'AnwoA yiMMV o truU,
tihou$nliiatiKtm irmUrmibjf thm in aU tn$e; and
(A petipf knvt promtu netxi them worthy.
Uver Otmpimnt, litjHpda, Jiumthc, fyinltty uf, the
Nerwit ijttittm Dim a th A'kJnya, and all dittatm
a rining fro a diMirdtrai Uuer or vwlns o IK ttvmxth
mnd dljMtite orffit ar tfttit tmd p4rmanentli Ourtd by
tM UcrtnanBttUn.
The BaUtunie CbnlUk ha acquired a ftputntiun kU)yuing
thnt of oi titiiar prrarnikM nxUtfU, ft tuiU or), with
out faU, tktmotf atwtrtand long itatdinff ChugA CUd, or
HoafacuMt, BroHcAitti, mumm. Q oup, (wtonto, t'a
apient Cbaauwpfiosv, and ha pttrfumwd th$ wn$4 rmtariM
Ut cwtvr knot of OitrmtA Ommmnption. - -
4 dtMM witt nLao nt ohm cAtek ntui cun f A4 wuat $e
or Diarrheal pnuoMtyJi om eoUi fa tht BomtU.
Thmml -earjrbir. C- M.Jckom4 Co.,
JVo. 4iJiAreA atrmt , PhUaUfhiaJ. , and ar ouOi fey drug-
(futaHd dylr$ ia pdidnt vtyvAr tVlttrnts pgr
bottU. Th iiffnaturt of C. M. Jotjtmm, toil to on th out-
tuUwruppsrof aacA kotUA. :,r,.u. 1 1
fm th Aimmmme pukthd aaaaalVv ay th prvprUiort
baUdKmuOtfa At you vitt fud iHmon tmd
coHmmitatory noHm rot fltf fcrU 0 th ceunfry.
7W Almtutoc or ftt auKa by M w Hnev
VreatoajV W. W. Bi'KWART and J. W. DIE-
TRtuH, Dsytua,,
, '
New Advertisements.
t TTftaJTIOSI B.IQIAT rillAHn pi,l,.r
Inmnhlr meehnst fr ranlw.l.ll of l.'l""lTs OhW
eentlitf at N o'eleelt. V.l fltv l-,r, n hfleil ! rt"-rn,IJ.
HI TiMir armerv n-n,'Tr,m. 1 Weit-it-wl-iv. Altl ol Julv, I at
T o'cluck, m. In IVUI llin.. m. hv ilrr'f ronimait.
unit . j).1ill P. W. HAMMAN, MeiK-wil.
( F.I.KBKAT10X 41k JI LT AT C0I.C VBU,
DoiuocrnUc Mass Convention!
HAI-F-KAHK VIA' Xl'.NIA!
KofNn Trip Tickets inrfxlnn 18 IA nnrl a in.
Trains July 4t, tftmu. renin, ,ni .Inlv ''lh Inclusive.
l W. MTIIAHhK, Wen. M l A,(t.
a. W. Kisn, Tlefcet Aitent. Ji t
lTfavette
;NrrxoTSTH iiatvi.,
H'rdnfRday K.Tfnlnji, July 4th, IHtiO.
k .JKNI.H l. tt.vitnli.m i- tI-ikIo.I to Mu pnUm lo
V ntlciis-t tliif Bull tit iiuiti(iiKrulH.ii tif omi liiiU-n-n-
llf IM'I1.
ta TnkM ro'i.t- in ttn.rorin rotii.
St uw hy ltPtintolt Hucxl. y Ml
Dayton Manufactured
rXJKlsriTXTK.E,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
l I.A
A ""
r Nn in
I.ARiiff f,rtni,ii of Milium nml Ctiiin Fumi-
Inre ' ni now IvflmtKl nl I lie CAIIINt.T MAK KHH'
iKi; KlMiMM,
NO no, MAIN STIiKKT,
,(Wni H. Klllesple'slllitmuiul.)
DAYTON, OHIO.
The pi hit nre rnc-tnillT re,itpstet tocull nii,l ex-
am. a to oro un-li:iHins'li-eMliwre. All onleia lor wum
pn,mttll) alt mleil to, nu,t prices to Hint the turns.
lysdnvl W.M. H HAHN, Hiile-m in.
r o x i a b
to tn
TAX-PAY F.RH QV MONTUOMKRT (OINTY
fpilFltlt t Ifsrn nmnniit of nnpnirl Inxf diie.ltin
A 2l li. IM", HhH-h 1 inn iMixn.ii- to roll.t without
Hiiy ml'tiuotml 'i to th tnx-fHi(r, wiihin un nxi
tt'ti (Ittyi. A(l tuxn not pmt hi the ort'. v ill 1st
imii lor iMtl !-. inn. hu h will timki tii rolhvior' f''"
AiiiMl(tltioiin)roHt titht-pr.yr. I hrvo hot n nhort
time in vihu h lo nmk riiini!, fiml nil r nl -i!ii4' t.ix
uiipHHl nml rlnni't. wmic Un-k wu ih" nt-xt titipinitt
Ailh .tti per 4't'ot. rulilihoiml. Ail thin ixti In" wi.ttl h
loiiiw iiuw. Altnil to voiir inlrrt-xt in tltu'.
, - JONATHAN KKNNICY,
Tri'unT Muiiiifniiifi y County.
Trnrr' ottWs Jiilv , ijti. if
All puper in thoi-ouiity copy.
NO. HOO SHCONU BTHI'.KT,
BKTWKKN Mnln snil .lerron, and next itnnr to
Hniiiw'KUneennH)ire utore.
All killilfiof Kiinnliire, t'linirn, MjttneiHeH, IHiklll
lllsaNOM, Ae,, Hill la, Mold
10 Per Cent Cheaper
Thin nt ant oilier Furniture Wiireroom in Ihiylen.
AllworU'wiu niuteil guoti, nnd order prouiilly titten
deil lo.
jj ly V 1 1.t.tPJ A HERSTlrH.
CtTRAVKD-Oii Hntnnliiy, June ith. IK'M'. Iw
Hor-M, mm a Uiiii )wnty iiuuv, lour yiiirn oll, hltick
iiian uii'll lull, wtntt etui n the furfhfiut iiik) hind It'gH
whilp; ihothT h ndnrk Morn-I lior nhout or lo
your) olil.htiir iriiniMj on tlw l-H fhoiilcr, i uhout 1
h-tniN Inpii, hmt one nhop ininHinx on riht firf fiNit.
A hi pml rA:iiil will l-f p:Ml to any one who will itive
inlonniitioii lluit Mill t'liaUt' the ruiltttf-riher to tlitd lh
iiImivp hornoM.
jji.ll M. H( HWAltTZ, 420 Thirl Ihiylon.
rpHK IKttTtKTIIEHFASONi HnniUuinii St f'o.,
1 hnve (iM re'"(veil it huiTel of the choiHteftStHlA H
I. OAK I'INK AH'Ll thc have luU thnt yenr, ut aw
Thinl liin-et. J-ihUw
(Journol topy.)
The Da j ion Insurance Co.,
. WILL TAKE,.
! ' 1 ' ' '
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
On HoQuonnhle Termit.
OFF1CK:
IN HUSTON BUILDING,
i. K. CORNER THIRD A JEFFERSOX 8TS.
j)irctoria:
Jamefi Pernne,
A. Uimi p, ,
Hon. P. A. Hiiynes, H. Connver,
.htliii Hurrief. T. Ht-hiU'Hrf
J. K. Young.'
1. a. 11 a wi,, fren 1,
J. H. Youxn, 8eey.
je:Kkly
REMOVAL
TR. .1. C. RKKVR
J 5 8 Liullow atr
Fourth.
ha removed hi renideitr-e to No.
atreel, east aide, betweeu Thinl and
ui
COAL OIL LAMPS.
TUST opened a few New HtyleaofChureh Lamp, and
wj ut wue oy
JNU. T. WOLF.
je28
Third (street.
WfANTED, 100,000 Llirt.i.P CLKAN WAHH
OOl. for whii.-lithe hiitlieMt Murket price 111
Ciiih and Trade will be
tile will be given by the
en by the imdermgned Ht No.
tt6, Third mieet, Havker Huildinx, li
Bo, Thinj
myl3ml
Hllildliu', I'V
itiuiuiiix, ny
WM. WALKER,
V.. FAVoKlTE, Agent,
NOT1CK.
PKTER WiHNKPP, yVtff, rtLmiiW Imor-I huepp,
P.'ler .-nde iiltii Khtutifl.i Hn 'li-. Ihn Milt-, ail ut
Montgomery L'oiuity, Htnte ofohio 1 . . . r. Li
1'hiiip Hi-hnepi, 01 'I'litiMN'tmoe t.oi ' s -tt- - i t-f,-uim;
Ihhiu' Hi'iider iuim lury Ann 1 .K. -r. t i
Fouittum eoiiuty, State of lmtuuia; ' u .u ! - 1 '' 1
tsHth'iriue llender, his aite of huh: : .'n'l', :
otC'edHrcouuiy, HtnMof lown; Jul .) :.. rt,i:"i
HhuiwIi t'httpiuun, Ins wde, John h 'nl r -
Ann Miller, hlri wife, Iliimmu Murt '. 1- 'V'
tiu, wile, Mmguret M- N-hliopli, -wav , w .1'" ' y ,
Slelinepp, miuur, und Win. 1. f-hi i i- t.. i
eoiiiiiy, nuiieoiiiiuiiuiM. luuu' iptnor.wUuitw..4wM
gomery county, furitiiou.
The deieudiiulJi alaove limned will take notice that on
Ihe td duy ot June louu.ihe pluiiititb above mentionetj,
men a peuuon m me on pun or .-oiin 01 Aioiiigouiery
4'Oiiuly, Stale of Ohio, where Iheaumeui now pMiiding,
deiuuliding Kirtititn of the lundx ud ttni.'iiieuls hei'v
in aft'i deMtntM)d, Nittaite in mid uoiiuty.'
The plauUitKi denuiud purtitioli aw IhIIowh: One unill
videdliiiith pnrt (Will in tee totJulheriue UMHlm-, Philip
thnepp, JiK-ob Ht'huepp, Johu Hrhiiepp, Leonurd
Sfhnepp, Khuibeth Huyd!, Heter Hchiit'pp and Mary
Ann Bender, eoch; the ftiiumiuiiii tuiiUi (tart iu fee lo
Huuuah Chiipnian, Hully Ami Miller, Mmy K. Mm iin,
Win. I. Hi'hiH'pp, LouisuAnu l'huepp, and Murimrei
M. Hchuepp, lufther, they IteuiK thv heirs of Wil.t.im
ti'hm'pp, deoiteted, or being tho one ftixlh of one uiulh
IU fee to eiM'h.
The following In it rierteription of the property: 1st
tint't "All Mud txuft ol' luudcouLiiued Witluu Uio fol
lowing ImhiikIm, liegtuniiiKiu thnoulh erisl corner .if the
north emtl tpuirter of ttetioii Meven 1,7; iu township i,,iu
(l)ofruiw i'veu (1) liftwsM'ii the nr-nt and little Mmmi
rivoTM, mkI miming from tlo-iK-e north one degree west
-with tie eivUaTu bouuditry om huinlml uud Mxty one
mud h hah preheti (Kii) lo its north east corner!
thmica MiHitti MtKhiy tuiie legrea west fifty uinentid
forty one hundienlth pen-hes ffi 4l-loo) to h post;
thmw'a aouth one decree eust one hundred aud aixty
iHie anl a halt penhus (Itil1) to u pout; Iheime north
eiKhly-niiie denree east tiny tune peihtMi and ftrty one
hiuidreiitlm (iu 41-ltWfto the pliH-o ol' beguiujug,
ttuiitug lty acrea lie the itniue more or less, mtnu'e uud
lying in th nomiiy of Uoutgouuiry iuid Muteot tmio."
v!d troct 1 ll'giiiiimf( ut the north enxt ouruer of inn
let Hchoe' wty nora traot m tlie wouih west quarter
of HMPtioil eleven Ul) in towuxhip one (1) in rane six
U'tween tlie ureut mii little Mmmi rivers, uiuf rtimutift
theiH north Tourteeu uluuue seventy one links (14, 7)i
to a poet wiiueed liy a red elm eMe-en iiwhes in dimu
ter bearing north twenty lhrevg. wet thuieeiihnk
distuut, another red elm twenty TueheM tu diamler,
lieini)H Mouth eighty ilfgreea kphI twenty oue link dls
Uni; ihein-e eomli eiKhty nine deurees forty seven nun
utes, went forty elwiius wiithty one luikH ((, HI) to it ot
on lliewe-teiii lMiiidMry of wod tei-tion from wha-h w
hickory fourteen iueheM in diameter bear north eiKhiy
two decrees, oU eight linkn disUutt u miiu, u-ee twlv
mdies in iliHiueker U-arv Month nine di'ivtss emit mix
tn link distiuit; theuoe wouth with tlte western boon
diiry of sdid e.'inin ftairteen chaiim eeventy one links
(41,71.) to a port tie north went eonier of luiil
Hctiuepp'at slxy acre Irni't afitrewud; thm-e eiwt forty
jneiiui "ininjr iiih ii,rin ," i mi- pudtg m oi'jnn-
ning, eonuiuuig sixty acrus more or lea,!) Inj in Mont
icomery oouuty, Htnte of Ohio, e.cert two tn'i-es out of
the South wKtooriiernow owned ty P4Ur Mnyder, and
formerly deeded lo him hy Philip Kchnepp, ancestor.
The deiendiuita utiireiHud will Uke uotuw that at- thfi
next term of the Huperior I'onrt ef Multtgiuieiy coun
ty aforesaid, the plaintiff will ak for an order, making
partition of the vforesuid premixee intttia propirUout
before ibiled and aot'oriiing t
JOHN A. M'MAHOJf.
jeitttwa
Attorney for Plitinfiff
ATTACHMENT.
ttfu-y Feme, ling, litti;) Before tieorae Owen J. P.,
uuuixt lyton Towuvhtp,
Joaeph hptteer, Deft. J Montimiery County, Ohio.
n live ist u
w onterof A
thirty -two dl
Xj of June lrtu, siti Juattce issued an
tiMciimeut in tlie aWNtve action air tlte uin
htrtytwodollara and eveutvnve eent-H.
olLWeet lor heart aa July Wth, imto, m U o'clock A. M
. ellw:iw BKNRY KI.RNKU1N0
AlArge stock of Spleen, Oheeee, Nulu, aud every
"thiua that mav be aedtd in a Oruoery ritnm. Air
aula by milt) ' , , , . t. U'liltJtN.
immwm yapeamaota M wnaieaimis,i ruin ii.ua mrmrn
Rcglmfnlal Orders So. 5.
Hi. Qi tr, Fiwtr frnt O. V. M. I
rpHF.'M rnl tnfl, V nii-(.ii"l "tu. won-wrn-
K"i K rinMtil, (htt Vil.nt-'-r MiHt., will tpni'4
htt-sifinrwl oflWfia, tntMH-inn nnil pnvnr"" 01 mr
K o rl.N K n in, on W -l-.f-Ibv tlir KtHlHh lnjr ol Hy,
IMf-fittl-tvl fof (ttllV fll llle.'-BUn Of III OfMTWfOO tw
Mi- tmn(rr,nn 'f A intTit'nn int"lerin'in'1.
lit iifirr, V (Hr. 4V. -i
MAM IIIIIT JAKS.
1 fin tsiMV. Ilii" ilnt reiwItKl.wilh fnra steppers,
VM) .,e,.,,e,,n,1 .J
Fruit ami Pure laiuHes.
1 'i
v1
7- mJi(i Tirri-iiw srtniiHT-er,
tU lel'ini.lrf;
4m x.ini't ivf tsinirtH,iim Druy) Poiiipri(iir T
f i t fuH44 rrii ht'M.i4'Pifnrjr-"Trjf nt
ii1 DirNtlf li MliolrftttlfHiHl rUiiU
Knttl mH Bfrriisi in w-nwrH. 1
Jtikiwlw UKANUKNIU'RO A CO., W Thin wl.
rM BF. HI. IIVTt'llitiK hoii-p No. 4, JptVr-oi. n..
1 ttdjoiiitiiK my n-ii-ii--. Aiiin"ii inmi mm p
(.vrtH., tm.li.nl in Omrtnih wmir. rt riHiii- -nn.
iittnirr kib'lifii. Kit. niiHWrtte-rrtrrtni, c. Kl,
n ke EnTlTfs ale."
i tnitt rim KiimiifM hT trt uwiwr wn iwcniy
.iit fft fif "U'tMrn tin, nil tn ftr- rit ont.'r. 'Hit
Knvttii (i)khi n rrinl, .htn HHih, thrwr ( linilrH tuid
wvciii) -fiuhi fi'rtthnnu'h niwh pii, with mty t
men oi. Ihi (r:ilitt. Vit fme itpj'tv
JollS T K R IK I I . N . Pornnw,
or ANTHONY HTRIMI AN. rW'V.
h ifltllf leflutri Kin n. N. 4, IrAytim, Ohio.
THE UL0RI01S F01UTI1 !
American Elagi,
Ooddesi' of liberty,
Eaglet and Shield, .
Headi of Washington,
Signing the Declaration, ftc,
ma ths
MTIOXAt AX.tlVF.KSART, JILT 1,'tHfiO.
A
I, VRCiK strx-k of the nlsva just received, awl for
atitt, wiKuewiieanii tn-iHii.
tn'.ilern supplied at a hlsrni iliwouut.
Je-J7
KAN. HHULL.
HTHA V I0I. Two lilm k Cow-, lsth giving freh
f7) milk: huh litul a )s-ll on alien h Ml, strayed Irom
Ihe suU'cnbiT on fUtiinlav, .lime Itlth. Any ier"oii
eiviuguoii.'o ut the KMI'lllE OKFlCKof their where-
ntkiaiit will lie iiUeriiiiy n wunieu, toy
J. iJUJ4 . IM0HE8 BAR.
JAMES RICKEY,
jNTO- 828 THIRD ST.,
I T AH just received dirivt of Joseph Hodgem A Son,
AM. oneinent, ,
Sixty Doapo Roscer1 Celt?brated Knives,
i KMHUACINU 0VF.lt
SIXTV, IjIFKKUKNT KTYI-tlS
Will nlio receive in a few dnya
75 Bosn Ilnw tioii, Warren A Hjden,
GOLD HKNI,
FIFTY 1JIFFKUKNT 8TVLKS,
IjKRFrMBfl AND EXTHAfTH. put up In icuilnil
gilt bottles of the smile uuaiitily, end superior in
tpmhty toeitheir I.iiIhii'n, Wright s, lilen's or liu ley's,
and sold At one-third the cost, price No. 1, 20 Hs; No.
'i, ;i ct. 'or tiato by
AV. W. HTKWAHT,
PrnKCift, No. KU Main street.
Legal.
Proelaniatioit by the Mayor.
HYDROPHOBIA.
MAVna'a Urrirs, )
('itt or iAVTUS, JiiimsS, ISliO,
WHKKKAH: It ia mndw aprMrvnt, from th Inrfrc
nuiiila-r al'lHifi, mnnlnu at liirm- within Ilia tlity,
tllat th UlHnae t' liyiiloljlliiliiiiia IU ijHUgr of laMroln.
Ihk piwnli-nt,
Th.wr.irfi I, W. H. flin,rpir. Mnyorof lh rtly or
Daytun, do heretir onlir, and riiir-, all praou own
UK, ur liurljoniiK unr unlmnl nr tlu itiir kiiul, lo raiitiiir
tli aam (wllliin live iluya, from llio illi lroor,) to
Ilia or lior yiml or Ii.mik,-, f,r I lip u-rm of aisly iluya, or
to uiiiMja tti Nam. In aitrli miinurr, ft to urcHilile tlid
IMwallality of iliimuxr, or injury roxnltiiiH: from lijiiro-iioUaorotlluruiM-.
V. U. Ull,l,lVlS, Muyur.
Hsc. vni or tiiio Liw Italian lie liwHil for any pur
ann lo kill any ituimal of tholoK kiuil, lonml runuiiiE
l Iiiikk u lllini uu, I I'lly, willini th lime aikieitW-il ni tlie
linMilitmiinou of the iuvor ua uforr-HiuiJi nnd it atuill ba
ttia duty of the Miirahu) tofiuiM ull Hiioh Aimimla, ao
riiiinmx ut Iui-kh liiroittruvfiitiouor such unM-lsiimlioo
sa atiiivaaiil, to twdpalmyeij. JtS
MASTRR COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
Henry furtner, 1 No. 14H4,
amuusi superior Ctmrt Mouticomery
WilhMiii Allen, et al. I (kumty, Oluo,
nf tliat Hiiasori.ir 11nias4 af
X
lilonttfonierv nouutv. Ohio. mud in ih ulH.a.u
Ht itn Jim tenn, ltMXi, imd to me dtrei'ted, I Hindi otter
Mt public uiictiou, at the door of the Court House iu the
city of liuytou, Moutifonivry county,' Ohio, ou
Sahuiinu. A unit i A iumii
day, the following described real estnle. to
nriwpu nit niHira LH (iiits n u ir.iir a'i mlr n
nunilsrsievcn7)lpouJoueM pint, of sill-iivision of
wit: Lot
OU! ht liuintiered Uuitv twn CUimi iKn i,iu..r i...
south of Ihiyloii.Hiai east of Mam alreet, denied to
Ifituiel W. Wheehx'k hv Oliver .louen und Hiram lo-
uin, luiiiiiiusirniorMOf tne eatate of Julm L
HitiaiHi, laiHoi Hamilton eouuty, Ohio, and by said
imuit-i . vv nceiocK ana ms wito to Joseph K. Alleii,
i TvV '"""li f. Allen, duly devised lo ('uasaudr Al-
ci - y wili duly luttdemid exetutad. mnixl.
... fd i T" itHileand recoidtdiu the Probate Uourt of
. fu.inif, unio. neiu property is to bewohl
wMimiurui neory unuel, ana ajfuuit
uronertv has heen ninrMiMwl at tiais. iiuu,.
iMlreil doltitra, imd can not sell lor leNN limn
..t . fiie aupruiHiiieut, which in Vl.tttw JtiK-J,
" ' '"n. W. K. JUKIMN,
" ' .,'""tniaaioner euperior imurt, Mont i.
Ktt. W. Hoik, All y. ieZStitd
Business Cards.
! (-HAS. PAllliOTT.
Attorney-at-Iaw and Notary Public
' DAYTOM, OHIO. ,
OFKICK a-40 Third street, lielween Maia and Jef.
leraon ali-eeia, over Llee'a Jewelry Hlore.
.i. Un:i
ELLIOTT, ATTORNEY AT J.AW. UflkMn
'.uipire nuuumx, I luiM Mutft, opsstle Hr-kci
noun
myanvwwain
rl,?V:.rW'a,MAI'AMI,1 ATTOKNKV-AT
M 1AW. tlftU eoii Miuu slrevt, oppomte trite (.'our
ourt
inula
PATRICK KRLLY, ATPoHNKY AT LAW
I tlincelBthe KlUlMie Muililnnr. '1'lur.l Mlr.uat. liat.
ton, Ohio. Will make eollectlom nut) iiiieml toMie ptw
tjee of hia prott-HnioQ (feuerully iu Montgomery Mid the
iHijoiiuu tTuiuiiifr, ii raw Hie i ajCKiiowune Uihhih unit
nioriMiiHeM, hiiu preatureui outui leul liMtriiiiifUta.
WM'KUHTRR, M. .( HOMfKPATHlHT.
, Ho. 41 Main bUcet, between birnt tuid Htt4ud
Street, layUti, Ohio. Oltlc hour Knun 1 to a a. m.,
UUU HUlll t VU p. 111. . (.. , .- aptinii
TOII Hf V. KR1KDI.ICR, NOTARY WHUC.
i uince eninii lu-unuk utnoe, Maiar'a Jtonis
No. 7 Kiut Hide of Miuu, between mcoud end Thinl.
Having revetted Ihe appointment of Nouury PuUttt In
in uud tor the county of Mmiltfuuicrv, imio, the under
riuel ijuteN thie metliod to inform Itin triudH uud the
jaiUu rfUHrHlly, that he ia now pre pur ed to do nil Mia
Uieuiettn iM'rtainiug to iairlolHe thai may fm eulruttted
to mm, oorrwtiy, anu ou Uie )ioi-t-Kt notice,
novli-li JOHN U. KH1KDLKR.
JAM Eft TtKMER, JITSTfCE OP TH E HEAt'K
ANU NUTAltY VVMAi:. Oitioe, Hckc HmldiiiK,
on wcnentoil euwoi, Ueui 111 Corner Ot Tlmni. Ma tlie
room Jbrmerlv oci-iiiawl hv JuUi. TnrroikM VrtLu.
laraUeiitmn iud to dmwhiK DmnU, MortgHtH, t on
low u, iloii-irt, tmd LogiU Hiiper,. Alao, uolleetiona
I '"'"i"' ' llllKI
. . WALMNIbOR.
H1BAM WALanilKlB.
HD. WAMlRtDClB X CO., Oumiulaaiou
. ilercluiuu, No. W bioadway. Nw Vurk.
inhMmb
I)AHL ITRBKT HOVNK. eouth-weat cor
. llerof KKeund 'l'lurd MlieeU, i'lNL'INNA'n.
t'AktH 0K IMiLLAk rKH DA Y.
lnayi
J. 4 D. N. UAttitlrtoN.Propr'e.
IA1L K
IV '--. i-i
W-l'he tr
HOAU HOUltaQ, WM. TlNULaV Proprt-
irrnnti top at ttili houae eaoh way thr pa.
Aengcri to time.
aeciw .
. JOSEPH .UOMO, . :
HOITHK, SlflN ANI UKNAMKNTAL PAINTRB,
(iritniHriUld VarillMher. InntMUir ot Mat Ua nf wm.
noun kindn. Mo, Vrniia rMwuaUft. Wuric iluua an
nhort notice.
hou on Mala (Street . ooDnniteUie Market Uouaa.
over laiTow'a iiuot aud Hhoa Htofe. , , . , apl
Real Estate Agency.
CHAS. E. CLARKE,
RKAL ESTATE,
r GENERAL AGENT,
OWk'h IlnlUllne, Thii-a Street, ,
W!l,l. hrtT wlftn omttili'inn, Roni Ktn of
II kltM, 1othK l.'-n-l Wnn-iiMli, Nio. Mori.
MKM, intik rnllwllol Hh't n-'Pollilll hMlliH, Will
,N'rl leiincl Wurrmii. tniirr pniHMiy nl r'iinnnUn
rulsw. hi Mool ifMHieMf t'onipjum -, tin( rlo KHritt
irtiy niMimiiiirMnlim Ni-lmrt?tin)ii
Mir ! mw-i.
tWRM V H HALF. oH RKNT n ivo- nf tt.-l
V irtun HriH.kvillo.otilh' lli'himnM.(iM ll., nn, ttn
immli-trn'o n-om Ihiyton. lift i-'P iiiM4yToiiUnnii,,ii,
II nnnthrd hotiviMit noiiiN, wimkiihui, woi Kiin.p.
wllitr. fMimke-hotlHP, tttont iiillk-lKMio, riti-rn, if.-,
iisml tfMrintron-hnril. It wi IIn nml hiu-mi of wooil nnlcr.
tTnintAW hum. :ihv mirps't. friiiiii" oiirniii! imiiI i-rih lion.
H.fkoVMiilAMrivr riil-r pwi him! mill in htMol, with
it grMi ftmnf lKtii-. AIo, n tf--l totimii hM- nn Ihi
prinifWf. Hii-iIp" in ivitv r"!"'!. w-r ittrni Him
Mi4mn mi 1 1' en j on " "'' in
rtnili in imri for n'iit'in-' in th -it v.
I'll Art. K. t'LAHKK, Thinl ftrt.
.liHtHAliK. 14 wn'H, U itnh'K from Mi i-ilv Wful.
Htui'lMoiiK mo-toiy hrh'k hoine; ti'.v 'illnr, wll.
-ti m. ., uooil ft i ih' Ivirn, nnd out-hou(s; chotro
frntt ulTcrf ilfwription. Mri tonliiv oflnml.
I MAP1, ft. uinnri, n.-tn r. iiiii'.cin,
i t'.eita'ri Huili)HiH,.kl M.
1!R HAK
F HlrllX',
w imnnle
tR HAKK (HI RKNT. A very eonviMiU'tit fi-nni
if m K'hiiiim, HtuM, c , liN-iit i Mitlnn a
oik t!.i intrp of tho fit v. w ill m
Mlltl ou I
five yenr s time or rented tn n intent leuntit.
ClIAr. K. CI.ARKK, Thinl street.
tlA H M K(iK HALK I oO acre- mil Aom N w
y tJiwtine. Ixirk t'ouutv.iunl 't mihs limit Mrown'a
sitdion on the H. k W. K", It . i:in re under tinr-ruHi-
vatioii. iimni fntme dwelling: mime Ivirn. AIo, a
hew et lo dwelling, (tood i'hiird, 'J sptimc and n
ereek of runntuv aster tlirouah the pLwe. Part hoth.tu ,
laml, imd the I ml nnce Iiet4t miMhfy of itnl hottnm.
'I li is a Hr-t-nite Kami, ami will ls told W per cent
lew than tnrior laml Iihm m tunlly sold for in the vi
cinity. 1 1 T amen 1 mile wft of Hidnor, on n Una rood. 7ft
acren under rultivntiou. t'otntorttilile frame dwelling
house of ii rooms. Well, cistern, orchard, At. Lund of
good quality.
lOO a-reneer Minnii-lmiK 'Kcrltent I.nnd, nliit m
aereNundrcultiviOioii. Krame Houe, liirm Uuu and
other out building. ()nod t irchartl
AI.W1,
39 arrevon tlie Hhakertown Hike, four miles from lit a
cily. HuiHiumme two-nUny frame hooe M roim-.
("Ine Uirns, good bearina on-hanl. smoke-hone, viirm
hoifte, c, Sc. An excel l-ut oimlity of land. 'Jerms
easy.
$S arrenhe-H minlity, ets-ond Isittom on the Hiver Rond
i mileilielow tlie eitv. MlilnH frame house, ginsl fntine
barn.orrhard Ac. Will lie sold low on verv eny pny
('legx a imlding. ;M street.
Al0,
An alnjpait country reiidcn.-o, mile from (Jermim
towu, coiupriiiiK ti acres of excellent land in a tuyU
stale or 'UM i vittioii; a handsome and ciiiimiodious lM'K-k
ilwellmit, eoiitHining Ui rooms, recently Unit; large hunk
Imhi, endh tfw necensnry otit-lmildingo; 0 acret in
n viurard in tine lnMriiigiMindition. Unuinn ft tilt trccr
of every vai-iflv; shiulils'i v. . Also, n Iwtitil it'ul fish
rond ou tlir- premises, l-d hy a si i emu of riumiUK waier;
aUait I ft m'lHM timlirr.
This property is Kmt lately owned nnd nerupied by
Muj. M. H. Walker ami in one of the hundHomcst and
iiMftditsira4ephwesi.rthe knnl in the count. . It Mill
Iwsold at a Uirgiuu.iui'loii imvmciit to suit the pur
chaser. Jelti CH AH. h. t'l.AHK K, Third st.
AIjmi,
An excelletil farm nf 14m ih ivh, 7 miles fr nn tlie rity,
m MiwliHontorlishlp,ffli m-reit nn.lcr eultivation, lr.t'1
ance best of tindsT lair onk, Wiilnut, augur, hickory,
nth, c, 0ool two-story brick hon- ti tisims; frahie
lmt, large orehnrd of good Iruit; ruimmg water. Hoi I
-Hihout ooneres bt-st seiHiiid liottom, liihuwe ucnttv to
ing wheat land (.'II AS. K.t'LUikK, Tlutd'st.
AI.H1,
40 arren on theHhnkertown Fike,1 mile tsyond the
Asylum; well improved and b"stimhty of l.ind; two sto
ry frame house, itriMims, pori'hes, well", cellar, sphiiK, -Ac,
with about 7 acres of titular. There is a tan vhmI
on ihe premisH's, with 40 vuts and evervrhfng complete.
Also a flue uu-oMined atone quarry. IVrmsoC pay.nent
eioy. t'ft AM. K. I LAKK t,
lOIl BA.'1-iIC.
A convenient two story Itrick liwclliugou.loiiefi street,
contnmiuir rooms, summer kiti-ln u, ci-tern, well,
cellar, staUliig, Hithchoice fruit. Tin prony .
will Ih wold at a lauguiii if application lie made soon, ut
the owuer wishes to rciuovi frimi the cily. Kiniuire of
je-ti ( HAH. .. Cl.AMK K, Third si.
Choice Lot .for Sale.
TKHY an
y Kimt ,
Thlafa II n-
iiitttM for a HotH. Th lot 1 on tho North
.omr of Hinth mill Lmtlow im 'i-Hxliai lot.
KVtioii Wili luliiiilfHl lorn Hol.,1. nml tin. i.rnh.
.rty la olkToil Ht s price uiul u-rtii to unit iiuv olio
la)iili)j to puivliuMt'. CHAS. K IM.AKKl-:.
Thiiit lnMt.
DWELUNO IH)IISKS,
QF oVfry di'M-ription und prkio. The billowing ia ths
IfN-iilion of aoim-of ttu-ln:
r IHNT BTKKKT, tK-twr-on Mninnnil .lefforaon:
TIKCONI) KT11KUT, U low Perry Thrco tine ddell
inxa. THIRD STRKKT ' "
1I'KTH HTKKKT " '
VIVTH HTKKKT, belwoen Main and Liullow;
WILKINSON HT., " ronrllianit Killh;
Ll'IllAlW 8TKKKT," Ural ulul Wntrri
"O-vor the Rhine." :
RMITH BTBKKT, near Hrown;
JONKH STHKKT, U-twvrli llrotrn nnilJpra-raon;
IIHKKN MTHKKT, Jpffimin a-xl 'IWiimarl'.
JAi:KHON HT., 'ir)h nnd Van Hiireli;
WAVNK HTKKKT, South of Kifth;
UAINI1KUXIKHT,, Norlliof "
CLINTON HTKKKT, uenrThml;
HKCIINll HTKKKT, Knatof W,li.h-r,
Thoe sn ninny of them very eliotee jnece of property
und all nreortei-ed low. I hnve lasnlea llioae utait
miulnerateit, a lursw sinolint of very elnoji proiorty in
Die Mllbtirhn, for aide nnd Imd.
CHAS. K. CI.AKKK, Kenl FMiM Agent.
Ji8t I'lrirK'a BiiiMiiix, Third l.
VACANT HITS in every part nf therily. for rale and
trade cheap. je2S CHAS. K. 1,'LAKKK, Ud at.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Toilet Articles for the Million.
HA1H RK-8TORATIVE AND INVKiOKATtlR, a
ftiire uud permanent cure for t:ildiifa, nnd for re
moving r) hemf, Dandniff, Hcnifuloun K nipt ion hikI
Kevernd! Mt tnun wuln. and tor itBtorinif nreiiiHtut-e
ty tirny Hair to it oniud rolor. Thin preparation
onuuiin iminiuritiiiN matter, proiiiM tn ita wotvieiiUI
fnecie oy in vigorHUOK aim re.-,mini ne-l lien I 111 li
ihe wulp, and ihe ulaudM which form the hair. It it
(Hit nn in liotlleM holding the name quantity im WimhI'h
and Sim. Alleu'a iltur HeHlnralivi-M. in ull resinvl.i
riiiiruijr HKvooti, ena m one iiiiru looitr nail ine.coM.
rriee only oo
oeutH. For tale bv
feli7
im. w. w. fi r, w Alt l ,
ImKir.t, No. tt'J Mniii Ntrtet.
IQUIli ilAIH UVK. Kordyeiiwrihe Hair a Hlnck
I or Brown, luntanUv. willuatt atainuiff the nkin.
ttrmnted nilly ae itikmI hx hnclit lor't and t 'hriHtudoro'it
Ixititp in the aiuiie Mikteil ImxeH, nnd at hitlf the co4,
bric -Viet, To le had only ut the Iru store ol
feW W. VV. HTKWAHT, im Maui at.
OKA LI Nil WAX I'un KHI'ir t'ANf
O mipply of Huh useful article will be i
all Uuicn duruixiheHcuMon, at
rNH. A plentiful
be kent on luuwl ut
duruixiheHcuMon, at
W. W. hTKWABT'M, Nn. Ii2 Main at.
uiy.to
SODA WATER. Pure, Hparklhiff and cold, drawn at
all timeti hum oue of the iuom oouiplcU foimum
m the Htute, tilted up with the mtent ciuidnnation cool,
er and draft Uihe. Every vniietv of ftiut. Mvntu and
necutr made frefh every day. ut
myao W. W. V.'KWAHT'S,
02 Main. street.
FRUIT BOTTLKH A N O J A RShmt reoeiv
ed a larj(i invoice of Knut Itoltlea and Jam, with
I'orkrt. AUo, Heuliuu Wax. At the Pruir Store of
niyW W.. HTKWAHT, U2 Abun htreet.
T ONDtiN ItlRTKR. Iure London IWler, Ihelient
Ij iiiMltliiiiorinthe world, for inv.ilid, ami thoc niif
frinutrom ueiiertddeUhtv uud mor.tniiioii i th nv.
trm. niv-Hi W. W. HTKWAHT, ta, Main at.
pUKiriKD ZlNKr-F7c ",UM1
X removimr Krenne, tar, .I;hum, vu-, , iroin HH kind of
wesnpK aiiMtrH, miUkhu injury to the uxuire or color
of the limb rial. For Male by
my:ai W. W. HTKWAHT, W Main utreet.
PDRK CATAWBA WINK.-Home ehok Old To
taw. Wiue, Kroan on the farm of t;tl. J. V. lUr
riMWi, ner thin city. Thiowinem very mnienor, uud
free fnnn any ailulterutiot) wluttever. For wile by ihe
bottle or pillion by W. W. STKWARt,
" w No. Mam t.
" THE DRTJG STORE,
m Mala Street, between Market I 4th.
JAMESABBEY, .
(HWXrKSSOR TO W. S. BOm.NSON,)
HAVINO nivedanill awirtiMMit nf Pure Mniir
all,! Mtllelitea. dii-e.,1. Iron, iI,a u..tun. m,..!.,
nllerlutr.e HlUie Ihe IoIIowiiik: Vruil , Jura, Curka nail
iv m. wuauimi uu IUUIU ttllrlllK the mmm.ii.
J. AUHKl , lau Mmn at.
1)I'HIC ohre Oil and Loiulon Mualanl, for table uw.
"or aale liy.
J" AbBlcr, laiMainatnt.
SOAL oil
hd. Al.
. hy
lOAL OIL, Afre.hanoplv. Liuhl alldClnyruOrva.
iweiwi aw. ui i.aiiiiwi, received, anil lor
f. AliBI- i, laiMmn all-eel.
DAYTON ISrTJRSEPl'V-
AMD
FRUIT OATIDEN.
5. Ohnor, rronrletar, Da J ton, 0.
STHAWBKHItlKHt WARRANTED I'llRR AND
l!NMIXr;iK MrAvny Hmiix-nor, Hovey h.d)niK.
Hurr'a New Vine, Wi!,linftou or In... ..,,,i. U...I
He"4ug,liu-goeiirl) HnuUil, nud liilMlv'a iiiew Haul,
hoy.
AH the ahoy are anperinr mrli liea, any of whieh will
a. oe a.uii.iaj iM-M-eai st rente per doaell,
(Uai per Hi, M.iu er Sal, ,md i,.ii w
.eater aoppneu al (lealiy redoceit i,r!i-ea. '
OMlera left ut K. B. Luaaier'a, J. Vi. Inelrn-h' oral
the KeUlur Net una in Uie I'lleeonKer Ilepot,' IWTIliu,
Uhlo, will la. nnimplly and earellillyiitteuiletle.
Uitlen. from a diKlani-. will lie put up will, aiK-h i
nui uiey would ba uarrled, wllhout Injury, lo anr IMri
11
1 " J, "" AlaUOUUU lied AUtWUU KaiB-
ee " nine
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