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SATURDAY,
JULY U, ln(
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
1 KIR PKtSIDKNTl
HTKPItRN A. DOUGLAS,
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W VICK PRIWIDKTr
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OF OMU,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
, l t' rMtWrtEMi h'tin,
THOMAS J. H. 8MITII,
01t ATTORNEY niNKRAT,,
D.W.H'rAMIJAUOH,
tor mkmbkr k mmD ur rrm.ie -viiK,
,r AHNI.lt I,. BACKUS,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
'fnMr-HIM RtR, of Star rmtm.
WILLIAM B. WOOIM. Of Lk-klu County.
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let IHatrtWm. J. nan. Hamilton.
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J. H. rm, PrNe.
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Edward Khemcld, llenry
N. A. lie, ore, ttrown.
H. C. Kaiirnuui rarette.
(. F. Htavman, VelawarS.
theater Molt, YIHkHI.
John I). Jamca, Jackeon.
Junwt M. Miller, Meig.
Bntntwl D. Pouter, Franklin.
Win. Dnrhln, F.rte.
- Hurr Kellogg. Aahland.
N. r". Jon, Hotniea.
Autos Layman, Wa.hington.
Wilon S. Keiinon, Kelmont.
larael B. Carter, Nuinmit.
Chaa. D. Aitama, l.ake.
Ueo. A. Howard, A.huratl.
tteo. Webater, JeAVreon.
INDEPENDENT.
roil JITK1F. Or THE Bl PIRIOR OOl'RT,
DAN I EI, A. HAYNES.
Democratic Business Meeting
To-night.
The Democrat of thii city will hold m
Hutinea Meeting, t their Rekding-Rooia
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
It every one make it convenient to tie
present,
Miamisburg Meeting.
The Democrat of Miamisbnrg had a fine
meeting last night, the Town Hall being
filled with about 400 rotors. After organizing
ij appointing Samtki. Math Chairman, Hon.
C. L. Vallandioram took the stand, and for
an hour held the attention of the crowd The
speech was one of the best we have ever
heard the General deliver. The audience
were well pleased with the effort, and it can
not but result in good for the cause in that
locality.
The Democratic boys of Miami township
are in the best of spirits, and will render a
good account of themselves at the coming
election.
The Prospect.
"Not only from every section of this county,
tint Irom all portions ot the state, comes up
cheering intelligence relative to the prospect
of the Democracy this fall, and the chance
are fair that our State ticket will be elected.
Our friends in the various townships in Mont
gomery assure us that the Democratic vote at
e coming elections in their respective local!
a, will lie larger than ever before. Men who
ve not heretofore acted with us, are giving
their adhesion to the cause, and will not
only vote, but will work for the election of the
Democratic tickets. Especially are the reports
from thi section favorable to our candidate
fur Supreme Judge, and we doubt not he will
run hundreds ahead of his ticket in Montgon
Peuh on the ball. .
President Buchanan's Speech.
Many of the Opposition papers have been
publishing rumors upon rumors that because
President Buchavax himself preferred to fa
vor Mr. Bkk'.'Kixriiioe, he would make it a
teit for the holding of official position,
and that every office-holder under the Admin
istration, who supported Mr. Doi-olax, or re
fused to support Mr. Brkckinridok, would be
rempved, "decapitated," ''guillotined." That
Hie Opposition wished fur such a stole of things
is don ot less true. They wanted a war created
between the' adherent of Dorot.AH and
Brkckinriduc in the Northern States, fondly
hoping that in such a case Mr. Lincoln might
stand a chance of being elected President
To bring about ueh a war is what the entire
Republican press of the North has been labor.
log for ever since the Baltimore Conventions.
One by one their calculations are being disap
' pointed. Democratic State Conventions meet
and harmoniously, .unitedly, and Enthusiastic
. ly select their candidates and adopt their
latform, and then adjourn. Democratic
tounty Conventions act in a similar manner.
uid now the President gives the last blow to
their hopes. On Monday evening lost, being
"complimented with a serenade from the friends
of Mr. Breckinridge, the President in- re
turning hi thanks, used the following lan
Holding this position, I shall present some
of the reasons why I prefer Mr. Breckinridge
to Mr. Douglas. This I thall do without at
tempting to interfere trith any individual
Democrat or any Mate Jjemocralic wgani
tatiim holding different opinion front my
melf. THE MAIN OBJECT OF ALLOOOD
DEMOCRATS, -WHETHER BELONGING
, TO ONE OR THE OTHER WING OF
fOUR I'NFOBTl'NATE DIVISION'S TO
DEFEAT THE ELECTION OF THE RE
PUBLICAN CANDIDATES; AND
SHALL NEVER OPPOSE ANY HONEST
AND HONORABLE COt'RSE CALCULA
TED TO ACCOMPLISH THIS OBJECT.
In order that our readers may judge for
themselves, a well a that the Opposition
cannot Recuse us of garbling, or denying that
, sach language was used, we publish the PresL
1 dent's remarks in full, copied from the Wash
ington. Conttitution, on the outside of to day'i
paper.
Thi being the position of the President,
' that the main objeet of all good Democrats,
whether belonging to one or the other wing of
our unfortunate division, is to defeat the elec
tion of the Hepubliian candidatet" we call
upoa all of the friends of the AdministratioR-
to labor and to vote in such a manner as will
bo roost likely to "defeat the election of the
Republican candidates in this State. W e
call upon them to discard their personal pref
erences and feelings to lay aside all bitter
ness and nnite with tbe great body of the
Democracy in Ohio and vote for Dot'ULAS, id
order that thisState may be carried against
"the Republican candidates." '
iKf The Ashtabula Sentinel says the name
of Hon. J. R. Gidding will be brought before
tbe Republican Convention of the Twentieth
Congressional District, as a candidate for the
nomination.
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Democratic Clubs.
, From all parts of the Stale the gratifying
intelligence reaches ns that the local Democ
racy is organising and forming efficient Clnbs
for the Campaign. That is cheering news
and we hope it may continue until every
chool district in the State la thoroughly or
ganised, and sound Democratic documents
and papers are cirenUted among the people.
All that is necessary to sweep Ohio like a tor
nado, is a complete organisation and an active
canvas. Keep the ball rolling and the tri
nmp is sure and certain.
Political Intelligence.
The Democracy of Indiana will hold a Stale
mas convention at Indianapolis, on Wednes
day, July R, to ratify the nomination of
DoroLAi and Jorskv. All of the railroads
leading Into Indianapolis will carry pasaen-
ge.ps nt Jutir fhre' The demonstration will
undoubtedl He one of the mn.4 lmrvosin of
the campaign.
Governor Johxsox has agreed to stump
Georgia fur the Dohii.as ticket Arrange
ments are being made for a grand barbecue
at Atalanla, Georgia, when rhinVmocraey of
that State will be addressed by Stephkx A.
DoriiLA, IlERHTRtx V. Joiinsox, Alixaxhis
H. STtrflA and other distinguished Demo
crats.
The Ontario (N. .)Rrpontory, an Ameri
can paper which support Bti.l. and Everltt,
say :
"In fact, all the enthusiasm of the party, in
the Northern States, is in his favor, and occu
pying as he does, so fnr as sectional antagon
isms are concerned, a middle eronnd, sml en
countering, as he has, a most relentless oppo
sition trom tne ultra .southern men, which he
has ably and manfully resisted, he will lie
likely to secure the svmpathy and support ofa
large vote outside of "his own party."
The United States Senators whose terms
expire In I860, and whose places are to be fill
ed by the next legislatures of their States, are
Fitzpatrick, of Alabama ; Johnson, of Arkan
sas ; Gwin, of California ; Foster, of Connec
ticut ; Yulce, of Florida ; Iverson, of Geor
gia ; Trumbull, of Illinois ; Fitch of Indiana;
Harlan, of Iowa ; Crittenden, of Kentucky ;
Slidell, of Ixmisiana ; Pearce, of Maryland ;
Greene, of Missouri j Clark, of New Hamp
shire ; Seward of New York ; Clingman, of
North Carolina ; Pugh, of Ohio ; Lane, of
Oregon ; Bigler, of Pennsylvania; Hammond,
of South Carolina ; Collamer, of Vermon ;
and Durkee, of Wisconsin 14 Democrats, 1
Republican, and 1 American.
The following leading Democratic papers in
Missouri have pronounced in favor of the elec
tion of the regular nominees, Doinias ar.d
Johnsox:
Arcadia Protpeet, Iron county.
California A'eir, Moniteau county.
Central City Urunstricker, Chariton county.
Democratic Uazrtte, Jackson county.
Daily Morning Herald, St. Louis.
Gazette, St. Joseph, Buchanan county.
Hannibal Democrat, Marion county.
Journal of Commerce, Jackson county.
Jefferson Inquirer, Cole county.
Mittouri llepublican, St louis.
Neosho Herald, Newton county.
Observer, Boonville, Cooper county.
Potosi Miner, Washington county.
Plaindealer, Savannah, Andrew county.
Paris Mercury, Monroe county.
Regiiter, Daviess county.
Sle. Genevieve Plaindealer, Ste. Genevieve
county.
Trenton Herald, Grundy county.
The above list is not yet complete. The
Democratic candidates for governor, lieuten
ant governor, and all tho State oflicers have
declared for DoroLAS. So have all the Con
gressmen, with one or two exceptions. He
will get 25,000 majority in Missouri
The Memphis Appeal of July 8th, contains
the most glorious and jubilant account of the
Democratic ratification meeting in that city
on the night previous, of the regular nomina
tions of Docolah and Johnson. It says:
Before seven o'clock the crowd commen
ced oourintr into Exchange Building, and bv
eight o'clock that immeuse hall, capable of
coutaimag tnirty-hve nnodrea persons, was
C owded to overflowing, while the streets on
e ther side were thronged with eager multi-
t ides striving in vain to gain admittance to
t le meeting. The crowd continued to pour in
from every direction till the number outside
exceeded that within, and a temporary stand
nit erected and another meeting organized to
aocommodute the vast crowds which were un
able to gain admittance to the hall."
Tbe Watkins (N. J.,) llepublican, which
ha been Republican, will draw its flag, and
hoist that of Dot olas and Johnson. In its
article indicating a change, it says;
"That Mr. Douglas is destined to poll an
astonishing vote in the Northern States must
be anoarent to all intelligent meu who know
anything of human nature and the springs of
political action. Although nominated under
peculiar circumstances, we regard his election
1 . i :i.i nl.ul,l i
Ohio Editorial Convention.
The preliminary arrangements are almut
completed for the Editorial Convention which
is. to assemble here on the 26th inst Reside
the excursion on the hland Queen to the Is
lands, Ac as already mentioned, it is design
ed to have a picnic connected therewith, to lie
provided for by the ladies of Sandusky, who
will see that nothing is lacking on their part,
we have not the least doubt, n e will go bail
for their meeting everv expectation on the part
of our visitors. Tbe Continentals have been
engaged to be present at the excursion anil
to favor the assembled Editors and their wives
with their choicest songs at Norman Hull in
the evening. It is expected, that the conti
nentals will sing the original song which has
been written for the occasion by Stewart, of
the Kenton Kepuhlican, who was appointed
Poet at the annual meeting at Tiffin in Jan
uary last Arrangements are being made
looking to free passe for the visiting editors
over the Kailroads leading to nandusky, whict
we have no doubt will be entirely successful.
It is expected that the song will be sung at
Put-in Bay Island, where a stand ho become
a permanent fixture, and where any other ex
ercise may be had that the assembled wisdom
of the Press msy wish aud that time will ad
mit of It is presumed that the grand aim
will be to secure enjoyment and recreation
from the excursion and its concomitants. Let
the word be circulated that the pen brother
hood may come prepared for a pleasant and
agreeanie lime. muusKy iieytmicr.
Thk Waruem or thi O. P. Removm. The
present Warden of the Ohio Penitentiary, L.
O. Van Si.mic, esq, is to vacate his olfice to
give place to John A. Pkentice, Esq, now,
or recently Sheriff of Ashtabula county. The
appointment waa made last week by the new
Hoard of Directors, consisting of Messrs.
Hekbt E. Parson, of Ashtabula, X. MerioX
and Tueodobe C'omstock, of Franklin. Mr.
Vax Si.yke goes out and Mr. PaEXTin takes
possession of the Wardenship oa the 4th of
August.
One would have thought that Mr. Vas
Sltei having received from the Ethiopians
the lame testimonial of fidelity to their cause
a Gov. Chase -the preseut ofa silver pitch
er was sufficiently abolitionized to suit old
Father Oiuiilkus. But it seems that such
was not tbe ease, and Mr Vam Hi.vee ha
be sacrificed to make room for one raised nu
dr the teaching and eye of. old Josaii
Ohio Staietman. -
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Pole Raising.
A Hickory pole will be raised on Monday
evening, at ? o'clock, at Ihe bridge, corner of
1th and St Clair streets. Every Democrat is
invited to lie on hand.
Democratic State Ticket.
The Hamilton Telegraph, in speaking of
the ticket, says:
The State ticket nominated is a good one,
and gives entire satisfaction, lion. T. J. S.
Smith of Montgomery county, is one of the
most prominent members of the bar in this
State, and liesids, he is every way a gentle
man. His nomination was not only a good
one for the Slate at large, but especially for the
Democracy of Montgomery comity. Mr. Smith
is very popular in his own county, and will
add great strength to the ticket there.
1). W. Stamtuiugh. the nominee for Altor
General, is snid to lie a ftonnd and able lawyer,
and one of the liest Democratic atump sfieak
ers in Ohio.
Abner L Ruckus the nominee for Member
of the Board of Public Works, is at present a
member and President of that Board. He
has been connected with the Public. Works in
this State almost ever since their existence,
and understands them so well, that there is
perhaps not another jierson in the State better
qualified for tbe position than he is.
The ticket is a gxd one, let us now see
that it is elected this KnlL
The Portage Sentinel, says:
In another part of to-day's paper will lie
found the proceedings of tho Democratic State
Convention, which met at Columbus, on the
4th of July. It was one of the most spirited
and harmonious bodies of the kind thut has
ever assembled in this State, and the firm and
decided stand taken in favor of the regularly
nominated candidnte of the Democratic party,
will place the Democracy of the Slate in a
high position among the ficople.
The ticket placed in nomination is a strong
one and will receive the united and vigorus
support not only of the party, but of conserva
tive men of all pnrties, and will be triumphant
ly elected in Octolier.
Thomas J. S. Smith, our candidnte for Su
preme Judge, is well known to the people of
Ohio. He is an able lawyer, a sound politic
ian, and an excellent citizen. No man will
d u')t his fitness for a seat upon the Supreme
Aiinkr L Backi s is now a member of the
Board of Public Works, having been re-elected
over Jacob Blickensderfer in 1857. Hois n
gcntlemtin of large exerieiicc, and a prnrti
cil engineer who ha not a superior in the
Stnte.
Djvid W. Stambaugli, the nominee for At-totn-y
General, is a lawyer of experience and
skill, and is said to lie well qnnlitit-d to dis
charge the duties of the otlice lor which he
hns been designated.
The Seneca Adrcrtiter says :
The Democrntic State Convention nomina
ted an excellent ticket on the 4th.
Judge Smith, of Dayton, is one of the best
lnwvers in the State, and will make a good Sti
prejne Jtidtfe if elected, and will never consent
to a nullification of IVderul lnws at the beck
and noil of Oberlin.
Col. D. W. Stambaugh, the nominee for At
torney General, is n fine stumper and well
qualified for the position for which he is named.
A. L Backus, Esq., is our nominee for Board
of Public Works. 11c is the preseut incum
bent, and one of the most popular men in the
Slate. We go for Backus with nil our heart,
and can hurrah for the whole ticket
The Hardin County Democrat say:
The Stnte Convention which met in Colum
bus on the 4th inst., nominated T. J. S. Smith
of Montgomery county as the candidnte for
Judge of the Supreme Court. Mr. Smith is a
fine lawyer, a good Democrat, and enjoys the
the confidence and esteem of his neighliors
and associates in an eminent degree. His
nomination, which was made by acclamation,
will ive strength to the ticket in his section
of the State.
Abner L. Bnckns, of Toledo, at present a
member of the Board of Public Works, was
nominated by acclamation for re-election to
that position. The faithful manner in which
he has discharged the duties of that position,
during his present term, is sure indication
ot Ins hdelity in time to come, the manner
ot his nomination was very gratifying to his
numerous lriends,
1). AV. Stamlmugh, of Tuscarawas county,
is the nominee for Attorney General. He is
very clever gentlemen, a good 'stumper,
and Ins triends claim that he posseses suiie-
rior qualifications for the important position
tor wtucn lie is a candidate.
The ticket thus pluced in nomination is a
good one, possessing all the elements neces
sary to success, and will receive the cordial
support of every .Democrat We confidently
predict the triumphant election ol. the whole
ticket
The Ohio Statesman has the following:
The ticket nominated hv the Democracy on
the 4th for the Supreme Bench, the Board of
t'ulilic Works and Attorney tieneral, will lie
lound in its Appropriate place this morning in
the Stati. ilium. It is a good ticket and will
receive Ihe united and vigorous support not
only of the party, but of conservative men of
all parties, and will he elected in Uctoher.
i iiuumn ii. o. oiiiua is wvii .uuwu iu me
people of Ohio. He is an able lawyer, a
'PI I 1 ... u 11 I ,L
sound politician and an excellent citizen. No
man will doubt his fitness for a sent on the
supreme bench. He is infinitely superior to
his competitor, Jacob Ifrinkerhon, in all the
qualities requisite lor that dignihed and im
portant position.
Abner L. Backus is now a member of the
Board of Public Works, having been elected
over Jacob Blickensderfer ill 1857. He is a
gentleman of large experience, itnd a practi
cal engineer who has not A suiierior in the
State. Ilia capacity no man will doubt, and
his services, in the present iieculiar condition
of the public works, cannot well be dispensed
with.
Mr. Stambaugh, the nominee for Attorney
General, is a lawver of exnerience and skill.
and well qualified to discharge the duties of
the othce to which he bus keen assigned by
the tonvention.
Take the ticket altogether, it has merits far
superior to the abolition ticket which was
nominated in this city in June last; and hence
it must commend itself to the suppirt, not
only of the united Dcmocrayc, but ot a large
body of conservative men who, although they
do not belong to the Democratic party, abhor
the doctrines of the sectional Republicans as
much as Democrats do.
A heavt storm occurred in the vicinity of
Peoria, 111., doing damage to the amount of
50,000. 1 lie loss tell principally upon tne
Lovnnstxirt & Peoria railroad and upon the
farmers. The Bureau Valley road uUo suf
fered.
DIED.
HOPPING On the 6th uit., Alfred, aged! year aud
4 month, son of (ieorue and Mm Hopping.
Vi e mourn for him, we atilldo weep,
No more we ll e him here; .
In Jeaua hedoth aweetly leep, h .
n Ii) anetl lor nun a leurr
Thoae sparkling eyea ao bright and dear.
!
I iiomh un ie ii pa auru,
ThoMM active hiniia to ua ao deer,
Lie nileut w ith tim UrtftU.
In eight daya we have laid three aweol ehlldren in
Ihe tomb,
lu ittteot rexw they'll reat;
Thfy'll nae again inliideleitH bloom,
, And dwell forever with theUent.
TbuMi lovely Uidaao young.
Called henee by early doom, ,
J not etine lo ahow how we4
Tit ttowar in PaiaUite would bloom.'
"CHARGE ALONG THE LINE!"
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
lion. ('. I VnllandlRliani
Will address the citizen of KA TOX and ri,
cinity, on the Political Questions of the day
on Tueeday Krening, the 1 7A intt.
He will also address a meeting of the Democ
racy, at the "Madison House," (on C. II. A
D. Railroad) ill Butler comity, on Saturday
afternoon, the 21st inst., at 3 o'clock.
He will also address the citizens of f lerrtian
town, on Fridity ercniny, July '20lh.
Jiet nil who desire the faithful enforcement
of the laws of the land, come!
Iet all who believe that our Government ns
formed by the heroes of the Revolution, can
continue lo exist and proser, comet
Let all who are opposed to the sectional and
dangerous creed of Black Republicanism,
come!
Let all who lielieve that the people are capa
ble of self-government, cornel
Let all who are willing to stand by the
Cliion, and the Constitution, the rights of the
States and the sovereignty of the people,
come!
Let nil who would cheer on the patriotic
cause, come!
Let all who would maintain the constitu
tionnl equality of the States, come!
' Let all who are opposed to the odious doc
trine of negro equality, come!
I-et the young men, who look to a glorious
future for the Republic, anil who desire to
perpetuate our liberties, come!
"Come ns the wves eome when navies sre slrsnncd,
CnniM IIm winds ismie when FfiriMttH stv rfmleil,
Come m fwini-ii mii whitt there lant'niiHi lo sve,
CnmeM true (leiuocrHH sith strong lusirtsiuiil hmve."
Special Notices.
M'Th Dally find Weekly Empire Office
baibtea removed totheKmpIre Bn I Id Inn
No. UO Main treet,
eeand door North, from Market Street
vT C onpttaf(slloom oa the A rat floor"
j-. -St Paul's Epleeopal. fVrvioes And
ffCt iiriih kiiig, hy Ilev. Mr. RoMrina, at tho Con.
gri'tpttiotut) Chtin-h, Pul-lic Biinrp, on Hnmh.v, nl 0 n.
m, and 7 pm. All am invito 1. jyUtll .
j-Motire. Tlio tfwekra of Delude Vire L'u.,
fiN, No. 4., are iv. tinted to inert at Miitmi En
gine Honne, No. A, thi ereniu at T1 o'clock.
JNO. H. TOPKY,
!. I.AFKVKH,
A. STUNKH.
Jyl-tdl0 Commit to.
ew. n - isriiymua n Ui -r I lit- MCI , .11 r, FIM-
ftKfi cr. lf itidianripolif.) will preach (n the
rnivuraalint f'hnmh next Sunday, July lAth, morning
tnd evening. Al) are invito!. JylUdi.
Tltc new suit Is-sutinil srt of TntnsferriiiB
C'llonsl or I'lsin KnirnviiirS Jiilhoxnijihs, Amlirotypes
eb'. no lo Mnrlilpor Wood, sent free to any
sililre..s, nn rceciit of &l i-ents or stamps, to
iylldiwml E(i. W. 1'I.ACE, 7TS Rnmtwar, I. Y.
as 1 f yen Would have soiuetlalik;
e-S .extra in the Dagnerreotyi, Ainbrotyneor
PlmlaKraphin line lie adriseil unci gu to RKKBOIiH'g
PALACKI'r AKT, Market limine. il Is the only
Artist engAKcd in this business, oettl
K wploy mr at . ny person, either mule
orfemaleenu easily ninke from six to etjtht
teen dullsrs s week by nn art wliieh I Mssess; enu tie
done hy any person of ordinary mind, with llrtrt no
capital, and nn ornament In every liiniily. Tils is no
.hlimhufr. Henl to any Addrusaon receipt of .Kieents in
oia or stamps to OKO. C. MATHKU,
Sp7wm3 Post Olnce, New York. -.
The Scandinavia. Pllle aud Purl
fle -Cihvimmati, July, 1 lHiH. ir. 0. W.
RohBck, Drviy AftV; la rly to inquiries made of me,
giret me pletUMire. to any, that Mm. N. Atlee.ofthe
Dr. A floe of Cincinnati, previous to her going Cant,
xpifRnerl hfr eonfidttM-e in the eftWary of your Hean-
dinavina Kemeitiea, and the benefit he derived from
UMiugthem. She had been anffcriiig from genera) pron-
t rati on ot times, being over twventy-MV years of age,
nnd opthalmi and iuflnmnmtion of the fine. Tariona
remedies were restorev ! to without relief, when onme
friend" reeomntendM a eonrne of your Scandinavian
Blood Furiner and Blond Pilln. They htul the deired
ent and Hhe waa ooiittirteretl an restored to health.
I know many who tit re uaeH your medioinea. and
apeak deridmlty of the beneiit derived thua teritifyiug
of their renovating infliif ive in purifyiug ttte blood and
giving vigor nnd energy to the eyatein. They havo my
cordial approlwtion. Very reMpeetmlly,
Your oliedient aervant,
8. J. Hbow.
Rev. fiaranel J. Brown has lieen a devoted hthurer in
theetuu-e of CUriftUanily, in Ctuoiniittti, for more than
thirty yearn, as almoat every old f ineinnntian known.
Suoh teatimony, from mien a Hourre, ia not to lie paaaed
over lightly. No other Proprietary Kemediea ever
presented to the pttMio, ever ret-eivwl tithe of the
eommendatiou from MEN or STANDING, in every
walk of life, that mine have done. See advert i women t.
afan Mollowfcy'e Ointment-Omit, Inmlkv
-j-- go, and rhetimaliam are ttifallilkly removed
by aeontinuotn nae of thia great detergent application
Warm formeutation should in ail eaaea pnvede lie
uae. It relnxea the conatramed niuw-lea and nure,
and aaaiat nature in eompleting a eure. Sold ftt the
kniiuufiaOtoiy, fio, BU Maiden Lane, New York, and by
idl DruggiatM, at itfo., UUc., aiul $1 per pot
my-2adlw
ny,! Dr HttotlaneVe Oarnaa Bttterete.nd
05 ir. lloofland' BnUaialc Oordlnl-
The great noMtVirrf melitnu of the pnwraC oye, hart e-
qulrtnt (htirgr&it popularity out' thrOHth itort ttf trial.
UattoumUd atiftvetiot i4rtnitiftbi than in oil cum; nnd
th people fait firtMHtcl tht'M worthy.
Liver OtmpUtint DyipepMn, Jonmtiu, Debility of the
Nervous A'irfm, IMmojv of the A'hi,v nmi all tlueaiteM
arudtuj fiiMtiaduurderfiUvrr or wxih of tte etotttach
fiad tkyextio onnni, art jetxtiltf pml pu-tnaH.nUy cured by
the Uermonhittei-e,
The BaUamic th,xlint hm acquired a reputathn wrpasritty
that of any timilar preparation estant. It will cure, with'
out fail, Ue uioit severe and long ataiuiina CbuyA, CbtVl, or
Hoar if H66I, BrvnchitU, tnfiaetaa, Crwtp, Pneumonia, in
cipient Qnuuinption, mid hm perforated the most remarka
ble cure ever hunvn of Confirmed Consumption.
A dtme will aUo at once ehixk atul cure the moit $&
oere Diarrhtra proceeding from cold in the BotveU.
Thau m&lirine are prepared by Dr. C. Al. JaeksonA Co.,
No. 418 Arch street, Philadelphia, Hi., ami arernddbydntg
qhteatvl dealer in meiheine everywhere, at 75 eentt per
bottle. The kignarure of C. if. Joeknon, will bj on the out
aide wrapper of each bottle.
h the Almanac, pnblishat oaoaoUy by the proprietors,
baUMKiierybody't AUnmnac, you will find tutihiony and
eommentatory ntticet from nil parts of the SOU n try
Them AUnanae are yiivn away by all our agents.
mm-Forsalcby W. W. HTKWART and J. W. PIE
THICII, Dayton, O, Jyft-yUiaw.
New Advertisements.
IITANTED.-A good weuniHtreHM(anHiil employ-
v v
ion.
jHll
No. 14, Moiitgtiiueiy ni-et.
XOTICK. All peraonaoainif me are reaueated to
X ay upuiihin undityM All J owe are anki-d Ci bhug
in meir mo.-. jvitio m mr.mure
(jouruai copy.)
KXECLTOR'S NOTICKtr
XTOTICE ia hereby given that the underignfd hn
ll thudav been appomted Executor on tlui exUileof
Jwub Hwitr, late of Miami towuahip, MiuMgumery
coiunj, uuiu, aeceaHiMi.
jyUw
. A. ORfWt.
(ush for Flax Straw
1 rYff TtiNB OK FLAX MTR AW wanted
l.yiliHIy-
J 01" I draulie Vhi Com puny, lir which ilw lnnl.it
tiii,'e will be tmii ou 1IWIV01
ih'0- -
very at our 31 ill in lfiun,
lilWJIff
1',
New Advertisements.
J. D. CILDERT & CO.,
WHOl.ttUI. PEAIT.R8 IN
GROCERIES AD LHUORS,
76 and 78 Jefferson it., Day ton, 0.
: hM X. O.md I'nrio Rieo Hngura, at To and 79
JH ri4i at.
iv ivtifl-d wlnky.
:!) do old Kve and Boiirlmn Wbitkr t,7 and 7H
JH ron at.
Nut. Kaitlna, Fign and Prune, at 7fl and 7 .Teflfiron
kit No. 1 Me Hhal) loUi) do Herring. Al-o,
Kami:) Mat-kerel, very Hue, at 7 and 7H JerVnn
No
Hx4 . Refined Kiiirrtm, Altim, Koiin, Tar, Htilphtir,
Cnnni 1'nrtar, Hkii, Cpraf and Halt Prtr, ftr mile at
7 nnd 7 J'llf-non otrt-et.
i laxketn('liamiatifn Wine: 3n htxe ttt Kutap Clar
et. on IduhI, al 7 and ?M JcttiTwin tn.t.
U"i IhitMof evrv variety of Virginia Toraoeo, Jut
h'-'rited nt 7i. nod 7H, JetU-rwon tne1.
Vt lilf eb"t( (fitnxHi(r, linpiTinl and Young llv
-n 1Vti; ' hrttf do ItliM-k tlo, f..r Haleat7l and TH Jt'f
ftmnn ntrepf. Jyl4(aw
axt" AHIM KX'I'XOTM'B.
1A'B R, CoNKKR agHint Cliarif Van 1nvl. He
fore .lame Turner, J. t., nt Ihtyton towri'lup,
Montgiimpry eonnty, tthlo. On the ftth of Jul v, A.
iNtko, Mid Jtifr-e ixiM-fl on nnlprof Ariwhnicnt in lh
above aa'tioti for () xnm of Five dlliiri and ta-fiily
eent, (iivnettr hiring, Angnat IMh, at it
oVVork, . m. jyMw JAt oH K. TCRWKIt.
rilOKKSSIONAIi CAHO.
R. UKNRY MKIA'IMR. of New York riy,((hrm
erlv ariNta'rwlviith lr. H. Hunter, wh4aa retired
nim
im nrnftrt'e in the 1'nitetl Sttitft, I a ill be tn Dayton, nt
the I'Hll.bll'M Hi)l.-K, Tuvalu y and Wi-dnep..Uy,
Jill V llttl HtMl ihiii,
l"'r. Mt'lvilte given hi attention to tbe apielnl irvat
ment of riwMiN'ii of the throat and Itinir. n w hit-h he
haa htul an ample exwrien'r of ovor twenty year. All
who iinr from Caturrh, Hmni'hitia, A"tlm a or Con
Hiimphon. would do w-H to uvail themMlvea of thifi op
portiinirvof etintulting him.
Hit method oftrfitmpnt in mllv ot Ibrth in pampli
let on "Tnpienl Medii-atlon on Vulmonnry lirMWto1,
aliifh Miiiv tsf olkttiiiiett M applyinu to bun at the rinl
hpfi Ihuiw during hin .1(-it, or lit hif rvnideiwe in New
York.
Those aim wich t eonftdt him bv letter ean do an bv
ddn fing him No. 54 Went JNth at wet. New York
City, S. Y. jyHwIda
Flax Straw Wanted,
I .R whi h the Ilinlit ( f'nh Trice will U- paid at my
1 Mill on tbf tTper Hydmuhe, Hrst Millalove Htvn
nrr Flour Mill.
nnOtHreat h. VMxlhuir Agrienlturnl Warrrooma.
inn Third utm1!, n (ew doom eaal of the Post ttfifo.
Jyi;w: J.jf.AiiY.
PuWic Sale of City Property.
IN Pnraiianee of nn order of the Huperior Court, with
iu nnd for the eonnty of Mimtgoinerv, anil 8t;ite of
Ohio, imide at the l-'vbrimry term thereof, . V., 1MM),
in tho I'ime of Henry (. lirnwn and lmiu H. KienMed,
Kxwutora and Trute'a of W. Smith, ile-eawt),
miinat Soptuiit'. Kiei-Htfd. .Iiunen M. Smith, and oth
erfi, to me dirorted, I will aril at putslte iiH-tion, at the
door of the Court Houae, between the houra of i aud 4
o i lork p in, on
&,tHrt.tt. JuUt 14M, 111.
Thr following dfwriUil real elnte, aituated in Uie city
of lDytotl, Montgomery eonnty, Ohio, being
"hot iHiinberett :i'-47, nppmiHl nt .f4i on
:in.M, " 4f-t un
m itiuvt, " :it (
:uit " nn
ti aiL'iii. " w) on
Htwii, " -
wiihi, " :kiu mi
Said lot p being n K'tkcr at net, fronting the Cimin
nati Krright lepit. AW,
l,ot nuinlrfired :itv!t, uppraiaed nt f7i 00
Thne lntHfrtmt on Ludlow treft, between frth and flth
treeta, fmmtdititelv north of the CitHMiintiti Kmlroad
lopot. Almi, the a'outh 71 feet if lot No. ri fronting on
Main street, appnuHed at S.Y7.V1 ".
The tertna ot sale are, one third rash in hand; one
third in one ycHr, aud on third iu two yeum fnun day
f sale, with iutt n-t on dftrmt pnymeut!, to U ae
i fed by inorti,in.'c on premiHe.
To U-'aoliI an the proimiiy of ihe heir of t Jeorge W.
Smith, deei-iied, by MKNUY b. HKOWN,
jytldld SiH-elal Mu-ter otuimaaioner.
CAUPETN, WALIj PAPEH
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING QOODS.
VAN Al'SDAL, DIXOX & CO.,
74 MAIN STREET,
HAVE now In hre aeholce osaortmeatof the new
eat atylea of '
CAHPETINGS, '
Of all kinds,- ' ' -
WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL''CLOTHS,
CURTAIN DAMASKS,
Ijw-e and Pmpijry Curtnlns, OHt antt TmnMjmrent
- W I N 1 t )W, SH ADjp, .
IlutT, Hlue,treeiiand White '
window.'holunds,
Venitiun Wind, India and Coeoa Mattinga, Rugi,
rioorMata, Jntggeting, Carpet Ware, Cartat Ijning,
llaaaocka t'iaitfrpnneat 'lowellingsi, NtipUina. Tiible
Clotha, laMriind liiuu Co'vera,Hlew lted Mualina, lnh
Lineuf. Klnnke P, TaMe lramnki, Ae., w hich they ofler
at areaUy HeduL-d Mwlu make room lor fall pur
tfhlLMfM, ...
" Ik. llmAlnk rlolin tuft
at.Kin isuki biiitivisij iiriij.. tJ v
W ;
ATTACHMENT: -
Henry Ferneding, Plftt;) BeHSre George Owen J. P.,
neHinat Dayton Tow nn hip,
iirWiii r)'itfitr, i 'civ.
N the latilay of Jun
V ordirof Attachment
tnirtv-tu'odulUrH and x
Joaeph SpitEer, Deft. ) "Montgomery County, Ohio.
r June ioo. nhki jntitoe i-oiro an
nt in the ahove art ion for tlie kiiiu
aeventv-nve eenta.
ofCAoe aet for hearing J:ily 24t)i, IKtm, at It o VI or k A. M
jeiiw.iw ha.mu r kkis r.uinu
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Toilet Articles for the Million.
HAIR JRESTORAT1VK AND INVKiOHATOR, a
hiire nnd permanenl cure for RnldneMM, and for re
moving all Ht-urf, IhindrufT, t'rohiloua KnipUona and
KeveriHh Hewt from aealp, imd for reetoring premature
ly tirayHairto Itn onginnl eolor. Thi preparation
contains no injurious matter, producing ita w onderful
enoria ny invmoraung and reaionng peneci neaun w
ine acaip, annine gianua wnn-n lorm rne nair. ,ii in
jait up in buttlea holding the aaine quantity aa Wood's
and Mra. Allen' Hutr UeHtorativea, in all repecta
lualiy w-huimhI, luid al one third toonejuuf theuiMt.
Prk u only-60 cent. For aale by
fill. W. W. KTKWART,
feb7 Iniggint, No. 0i .Main wtreet.
IKjiriD HAIR DYK. Kordyemg the Hair a Black
J or Brown, lustantlv, without alaininu the akin.
Warranted ft illy aa grOdaa Hiwhelor'a and Chriistadom'a
put up in the anme aixed boxea, and al half tM ooat.
i-'rw oo eta,
To be had on I
ily at the Dniu store of
W
W. 8TKVVAUT, tit Main at.
OKA LI NO WAX FOR FRUIT CAN. A Dlenbful
jo auiply of tin tiael'ul articJe will be kept ou luuulai
nil uiofri uurinu iit" n'iuiiii, ml
my)
w. w
, 8TK WART'S, No. 62 Main at.
QODA WATKR. Pure, aparkltng andeold, drawn at
an umea irum one ot me moac oompicte louutMina
in tbe Htate, fitted up with the Httnt roniljiuutiou eoob
er and draft tube, kvery variety of fruit, aynipa and
nectur made freeli every dnv. at
niy;i W. W. cTKWaUT'0, 6i Maiuatreet.
Fill' IT BOTTI.KH AND J A KSbtnt reccTv
ed a larue invoice of Fruit Bottlea and Jtu-a, with
ourka. AIho, Healing Wax. At th Unig Htore of
myi W. W. HTKW A RT, Mainatreet.
LONDON POUT ICR. Pure London Porter, the bent
mult liimor in the world, for iimihdr., and thoae auf
fenngfrum general dchiltty and nrontrntion of the aya
tern. mv;n, W. W. HTKWART, i, Miun at.
Hi' IUK1KD ItKN.INK. Kor cleaning ulovea nnd
X. removing grease, tar, Mtains, etc., from all kind of
wearing appurei, witnnm injury w uie leiuire or wur
oi me 1HUM.TUU, for wuc ny
my-io W. W. STEWART, CJ Main atreet.
T)UUK CATAWBA WINK. Home choice Old Cv
I tnwlA Wine, grown ou the farm of Col. J. F. Har
nnon, near thia city.
Thiawineiii ver'
y aupenor, ana
free Croui any atlulteratton wlwu-ver. For kiiIo by the
r
8
Ijotile or gallon by
W. W. HTKWART,
my;ni
No. 64 Main at.
TUHK Olive Oil and London Muntard, fur table uae
X or ante ny.
j
J. ABBEY, 120 Main street.
OAIj- OIL. Afrerihmip)Oy. Mght and clear aaCrya-
AUo a uew stock of' I.ai
jcM J, AUU,
mis. received, and lor
auh by
AUIihV, liUMain atreet.
PEHKl'MKrt AND EXTRACTS, put up In beautiftil
gilt lMtthm of the aiune qnautiiy, and suMriir in
quality to 4-itbeir Lubiu'a, Wnglil's, (ilen'a or hailev's,
aud Hold at one-third tbecont. PriceNo. 1. 90 ri; pio.
i, rorauiehy W. W. r 1 K WART,
el7 Druggist, No. 62 Mnin atreet.
A RTKSJAN, HI.VK LICK AND COKORFKfl WA-
XV. TKR. Koraeleby J. W. DIKTltltlH,
niyH-wl DruggiMt, P1uI1ihi Houm.
THE DRUGSTORE,-
120 Main Street, between Market A 1th.
" JAMES ABBBY,
(MIOt'ESSOB TO W. H. KDlllNSON,)
HAVINQ reeeired ftill auurtmnnt of Pure Drug,
unil MetlirineM, iliret'l frum the Khmutii nuirket, I
oflir to the puMii Ihe follnwiuir Kniit, Jars, Corkaaild
Whx, onrlusiuilly on luuiu uurui; the Meuen.
js , J, AUliEV, 120 Main. t.
IINl.KK WINK. Itiwl from th heat Jamaeia llin-
. Jl Her. KveryA.mily ahoulU keep tin. arliele on hMiid
tltinim Ihe hot mom ha ol auiiinier. No traveler ahould
man on a journey wnnouta ooiiieumi.earjie, aara. 11
liaaoo anterior aa a annple. aale, uleaM0t and etritelit
remedy St all denuiseineulof the alomaeh and Ihiw
la, Prepared and rbr ix.le hr
uiyao . W, W. 6TEW4BT.es Main ,1. ,
Miscellaneous.
1HIIO.
Ohio White Sulphur Springs,
OP Ft to Vittiton aeeking Health or Pleasure,
from
JVTtK 1HT TO OtTOHKR 1T.
ArrommoflRtlom for ovrr 500 TIkUoih.
The Ohio WHITE fll'I.PHT'R HPRIMOH are Plfua-
U-d in IUwnre County, 1 mile north tf (tlnmlaia.
(the t apital tf Dliio.) on the Hciota Rivr. in mdf a from
IMaw n r, mile from tbe while Htilptwr HUitimi, on
IhftHprinvnHd, Mt. Vcnioii and Pilt-lsuri(h Railroad,
and ' mtlcN from Lewi' Centre, on Cleveland, Colum
bus aud Cilw'lnnatt R n't rood.
Tbe mediiitml mnihtiea of the Hpring are linur
pnfd tiv thone oi any other Mineral Water in Hie
I'lutod niai .
For rooms or other information, add re
ANOHKW Wlbrtt?l. Jr.,
feflml White Rulphur P. O., IMawaieto., O.
CI
AH HOTH K. The Wockboldcr- of the Thivton
I tin Lttrht andCok Coniltanv, an1 hereby not'itictl
tbul Ihe annual etrction for dircfitrn will I In-td at the
llVe of the Compun,, on the. "ith day of Augunt next
front i lo 4 o cliM'k p.
jvl.UMwi.l
.. T. EVANS. Mee'r.
75,000 feet of Draining Tiles,
N hand and for ante at our Factory in OAKLAND,
one mile eat of Ihiyion, on the Xenia Turnpike
road,
errdera may be left at tle Itayton Rnnk.
apl:imn
hl'NIiKNTHAL HTOppELMAIf.
fill! It PKRHIAN PRVKK CHARM. For the preven
1 tion nnd cure of Fevfr and Aue nnd BiIIioum F-
wrn. I hia wonderful remedy waa .brought to the
knowredw of Ihe I ire went nmnrirtorn bv afVieod who
lm lvn atfreat traveler in 1'er-in and the Holy l,nd.
While going down tbe rivr Knphrata, he eieri-
encctt a neve re aiiiM-h of Fever and Awie. On diacover
ing hi eondiliiMi, one of the Boatman took from hm
ta-r-oii an Amulet, anvinif. "Wenr thi and no fever
will tonsil you." Althounb increduloiia aa to ita vir
tui'H; heeoin)licd. and e.pcrieiw-eil immediate relief,
and hi mce alwaya found It an effectual protection
from all malartoUM complaints.
tin further ime-tigmu.n he found that the boatman
attributed to it minwuloiia (rower, and aaid that it
could only I" ol4aiiHi from th orient of the Hon.
HotiM'titue nftcmard-, the uentlemiui moonvernmif w ith
a Priet oittained from bim the Merel of it preMir
tion, and iiNcertnined where the medtcimd herlw were
found, of whwh it waa compounded. The wonderful
virtues of tin nrta-le have induced full Itelief iu the
mind of tbe nntitcs in the miraciiloun healing powers
of their Priest.
Win e hia return to Amen-a, It has lieen tried with the
happiest enWt by seveml Ladies ami Gentlemen of lnah
i-luinu-ler, who have ifiven it the tnoct nmpiidiili'!
prai-se. Thia renidy having lieen a fiwcifio in Persia
for hundred of year, for the prevention and cure of
rever aim Ague, and Ihlhiua re vera ia now oni'red to
the Am'-rieim Noi)e.
It will la- sent by mail, prepaid, with full direction
for u-e, on receipt of one dollar.
Priif -ipal Icih.i and Mumitiwtorv, 1H8 Main at., Rich
mond Vn. Branch office, Bunk of Commen'e Build
ing, new vork. Addrea.
.I.Vb'lwly Jj!N WILCOX
liYTJ IS, BATHS.
PETER DISTER,
Wol'hD Inform the eitiaena of Thivton nnd the
traveling puMic.lhat he ha opened a
BATH HOUSE,
Al his Bnrlier Hhon. on Market street, two doora rVom
Jcft-rson, w here hewill luive ready at all times, HOT,
COM, AND HHOWKK BATHH. These Bath will
la- kept ( lean nnd neat. Connected wjth the hath ia an
excellent
Barber Shot),
A large assortment of choice oerfiimerv will also lie
oundat the same place. tx-2l PK l KIt D1HTKK,
C1ARDKN SKEDH. Jut reeeive-1, n fine lot of freRh
T and purethirden Seeds, wh at jirlv York Calr
Uu.'e, hiigur L(Hif Hiid early Winningritndt Cablmge, and
a great vtii icty of Cublit;e'aeel, KaiTv Hlrvod Beet, Karly
t'liciiniluT, Karly CuliHower, mi Carrot, Onion, l.et-
e. Celery. Kgir Plant, very early Peas, Bean., Mel
ons, and other for Is too nunieroua to mention, fourth -
erwnh a choice lot of Flower aeedaofihe very liest
varieties. (. WooDHt'I.L,
Dayton Agncultund Warehotise,
felij. 3 1 t., eat of potottr. e.
Pictures.
FINE ART GALLERY.
OO Main Street,
OPPOSITK THE COVRT HOUSK. If yoll want
"OcmhI lirlrpH," cull on
GREENWALD & GROSS.
They will take you a good likeness for Ten Cent and
upwards. Their pictures are admired by all jiatgea or
nil, and are warranted tn U second to none token in thia
ity. They respectfully innte the public to call and ex
amine their work, and fudge for themselves. my8
Send your likeness to j oar Friends,
TJMOHT for One Dollar, on letter sheets, at the Art
J tiallerv and lecture Frame Mtuiidactorv. Third HL.
oaat of tite Post Office.
felaimli T. W. CRIDLAND.
T)EALE'S COURT OP DRATH The most
I elaborate and noted work of Art ever isitnted bv
an American Artist, is the "Court of lb-nth," by Rem
brandt Peak. This tHiintinff cover:.! so ua re feet of
'anvaaa euntaina 1C1 Life Hixe Kitrurea, atxl haa never
cn valuel at leas than f4A1UUU. It haa lieen eu
niton with almiration aiwl flehght by teiiMof thmiHunda.
Tim aulMorilier hna pun'tiaxeil the painting, and isaued
a aplenrhd Chromo Lithographie Engraving of it, pre
senting a perfect Kaeaimile Vpy of the original paint
ing, with all its Beautiful Color.
i ne size of me fcugnivtngia M ny ai inches, ami the
price ($1,) for which it it ottered, is oulv one rifth the usu
al price of similar works lOO.OfM) la-fug Isaueil Instead
of rt.iMMi, the UMiial number. The home of every family
in the laud, should Is) adorned with thia picture, aa lie
aides its beauty HMun ornsincnt, the lesaon it teaches.
illustrating tneeviia ot in re in perm tee and war, anuthe
end of a gord a ChriHtiau Life, are invnluaMe. Mr.
Peale says of the Engraving: "I can certify that it is an
area rate and admirable copy of the Original Painting."
Testimonial without number, havelen received from
di.itingtnhed Clergymen in praise of the Engraving.
Many who receive it, say they would not part with it for
ten tunes ita cowt, if ther could not procure another.
Clergymen and Church Hoeietiea supplied in quani
tieii of not lea than 20 copies at a time, on very liber
nl terms.
Terms for one copy, fl and 4 letter stamp, or five
copies for $.r without stamps. For a letter of agency
riiiuuiK upecnii terinn, hucj one copy, ei and n leiier
stumps, sent in strong ndls by return mail, with a de
scription. If $4 or more ia sent in u letter, get a draft,
or have the letter registered. Write the Name, Town,
County and State plainly. Addroxa
ii. I. UOLTON, No. aV Park Row, N. Y.
jylldawia p. o. Bon 33ul.
Fruits.
W. II. BRAMIEMJIRG & 10.
II
AVE Juat reeeived
20 lioxe Lemons;
in down pans. Cove Oysters,
in sacks Pen Nuts,
A boxea Roek Candy, red and.white;
10 do No. Herring;
A do Lemon Syrup; 10
BLACKBERRIES.
tfK have niwle arrangements to receive the het
imahtyof Blnekherrie the M'tST HKALTHY
of all lwrriea during the Hcason; aud they will be sold
bv the quart or drawer at the lowest mte.
Jvltdlw BKANOUNHIJRU CO..3O0 Third at.
1 I VCK.L1CBBH.RI KM. Received dailv. at
I I WM. Ii. BRANOKNUCIK. A '0.
jyiftio
No. ;oo Third street.
CHAMPIOX OF THE WOULD!
VAUOIIAN A Co.,
gOLK Propielors of Montgomery coaaty Tor
R.M.DALBEY'S
CrlebraMScir-araliiig Fruit Jnr. Osnrrsl Depot,
No. i;o, Cor. 5th Brows ill., Dayton, 0.
The Rhoye Jan. will Uo I fbr unle At C. R. HKOK
LF.K'H t'KUlT UtlMT, Tl.ir.l Uoul, uaa Uia I'uat
UIHie.
Vtf'Onll slid see them.
lelirtwl VAUOHAN CO."
Cards.
MRS. L. I). THOMAS, M. I).,
GRADUATE! of the Pinn MeilleaJ University
ofthecity of Philadelphia, and pnu-tising phvstcmn
for the treatmnnl of ilineiiseN of women aud children.
Ample reterers-es given in Davton on application.
'ftK-eiM.drer'i.i"iK-No. lJeJt-neraou stnet, he
low Fifth. jy7lml
JONATHAIt HAESHHAN.
JOSXrN ABIHM4M
Ilarshmau & Co., Hankers,
Office No. 48 Je Hereon Street Dayten,
iyj V and sell Rxehnnge, Wold, Hilver, Hmmrrent Bank
aoww, mki uiM'ouiii approved bUMiuesa pajter a
low ratoa.
JeimlAlaMtfW
Hillsborough Female College,
IIILLKBOHOUGH, OHIO.
rpHS KAI.I. SKSPION of thia Inatiturion will torn,
i nieiaw on Moiulay. Heplemlxr Hd. Terms Sir hoard
and luiuon, lau n-r yir. Mo-ai ou th Piano and
I. Hilar, rreix-hatul (ieriiiaiilanKiiitueM, A., extra. Ililia
ImroiiKh nn,. of Ihe moul heuiliy loealiaiia , the
worm aim tite wtiool taut heen in oieratiou more Uuui
twenty yeint, uiifler tha aallle HHlH-ilial,
Fornill inlotiiialion aee lhelailCi.lalofrtiei.hieh ma,
I olumed liy atlclreaams the anlwnlier at llill.lai-
',vuKh. j7 JOB. lA M.VIHKWS, Pre."ut
Cards. Wants.--Sales.--To Rent.
WA If TITO Anv rrnn having Ca-h fapftal nf
aeven to ten bund'd dollar, can leani a here ht
eaumreit it in a foot well estHihet, Iik rntUr font
saV is.iaine by aiureaing r, u, Box.ao nuo, j-nr-
ton O. LL.
ALUTwo valnftMe n acre Farms Toraale
PnWw Auction. 1 wdl sell on the rrenifw, at
publie u tion, In JetUrsou townbip, MoiiiKonicry
county, Ohm, on Hatordav. Hrptomlier 1, IHmt. The
Srnperty known a th" Heehir Bimi, divnled into two
t acre tiwets, h tract ban 4 acre clear and 4 nrre
tiinlsfsr, tmth tract- here running water on them, and
either of them will make a dellbtml farm. in" of tit
traet ha on It a food houe and Imm. nndiard of fruit
tre, Ac. for further partieulnr. refer to
IMltjyl JtwKPH I-AMHKRT.
J.WR VaLR-A Hltl'MK AND I.OT, on Mnin Ht.t
1 l iiiare from tlie t'ourt Houae, aud known s
ie Temjverance Houm. The house ia well calculated
ror a hotel or Imenling hoiie. Idd 4tt' front, 14 feet
de'p. Pur portKultu-s ItKiuire of
jvi 11 RNRY KIH8IN(1KR.
F- MR KALB-THK 1,1'THKKAPf CHUHril, eor.
1 ner of Fourth and JenVrson streets, (and if want
ed) with all ita niniilure and Hiture. For tenn, npply
either to F. tlKRHAIfT, or
jmiil JOHN MrHKVNtiMtft.
JMiR, HAL R Two acre of land, with store house
and dwelling house on it, situated iu Went Honora,
reUe county, Ohio, ifu miles west ( Dayton, on ihe
Ihiyton and Wctern Knilrfmd. Tbe storehouse I of
hnek, 4o by M feet, two stories h'uh, situated immedi-ai-ly
on tlie no I road. The dwelling is near Ihe more
a flume cettitge, containing Ave room and a fxin-b. I
will mcII said projrty very low and on easy myments,
Iii'iuire outhe premises, or of
jinil D. M. (TRT1S, Da1on,
LAND WARRANTS bought nnd sold,
apl I. HKCKKU
rpa hknt-
Store Rooms on Third and JelTmon
P. RKCKKIi.
WABBHOU3B SALE
Grain Drills and Flows,
AT AUCTION.
ItTROraln Drill, marked 'hnrle K. Clarke, Dnv
ton, f)., and Four Plows, marked ('. M'irnw, Day
ton, t)., will he sold a almve, without reserve, nt No.
12, Chambers' Ware House, on the aath Julv next.
H. M. HuHToN,
Junel2wtd freight Agent D. A M. K. K.
FIRE E.MilXE Kill SALE.
Til K iinderKltoied have one of Hunneman's mnl;e, ltd
class Fire Kngines for aale. together with ttyentv
one feet of station hoe, all in tlrnt rate onler. Th"i
Knguie upon a trial, June 2;th, threw one hnndrel and
evenly -eight feet through a JitK'h pi tie, w ith only H)
men on the brakes
For terms uw-lv 1
JOHN T. KKIKDIsKH, Foreman,
or ANTHONY HTKIMi A Nrt, Wee' v.
Delude Fire Co. No. 4. Dayton, t tliio.
JeOTdtr
Real Estate Agency.
CHAS. E. CLARZE,
REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL AGENT,
Cless'n Huildina, Third Street,
WILL buy and sell on commission, Ren Estate of
all kinds, liond. Land Warrunta, SoU-n, Mort
giigi. Ao., make collect inn and negotiate loans. Will
locate laud Warran , injure property at reaonal4e
rates in guol reMponsiUe Coinpiuiiei, and do a general
agency and commission business -No charge unleua
sale is made.
II A KM Ft ill HA LR OK HKNT.-SM a-ifH ofa mile
J1 finiii BriMikville, on the Indianapolis Koad. and the
siime distance from Dayton. tVuicrv uinierculti vation,
well Ihiished houae of 8 room, woodhonae. u nrltnlm..
Cnliar, atnoke-house, stone luilk-house, cistern, Ac.
Wood hearing on-hard, a wells aud spring of good water.
n iiir miii, in'iii istin-i, irHine carniige nnucrih house,
and a douUe screw cider press nnd null eiHused, with
a good trame house. Also, ai;ood teimnt house on the
ore mines. This in in pvitv niwt raUirui.in ... .....i
convenient to tbe city. Wiill (a sold on enay paymenia
aanuo hi hi,iiii IIFMH IH-PIII IIICCITV.
. CH AH. R. t'LAKKK, Third atreet.
I.10RSALR. 14 acres, i mites from the Htv west
Handsome two-storv brick house: new ellp ieii.
cistern, Ao., good frame barn, and nut-hoties; choieo
irtutoi every description. Heat quality oflnnd.
. til AH. E. CLARKE, Real Kutme Agent,
flegg'a Hmlding.ad t
nn HALE Hit RENT. A verv convenient frame
I' HoiiKe, of B K04MO-, mable, I.N'tited within a
few minutes' walk of the centre of the city. Will be
old on live year's time or rented to n good tenant.
lllilp!l r- 1 'AKKjCi, t hird street
TjURM FOR HALE. 160 acre mllea from New
l1 Cnstine, Dnrk County, and miles from Hrown'a
HUdioii onihe D. A W. K. K., i:t0aerea under fine cult I .
vation. (ioo frame dwelling; frame barn. Also, '
hewed loir dwelling, (iood orchard. 2 moHhom nn.1
creek of running water through the place. Part Iwttoni
tat ki, aiiu uie imikih'v i seai. quality oi aeeomr nottom.
This isn rlrst-rate Farm, and will Is sold 21 per cent
leas than inferior land law actually sold for i ii th via.
cinitj.
lit arceal mile west of Hidner. on a fina mnd ti
m.-ic der cultivation. C-onifurtoljle frame dwelling
house of n rooms. Well, eietenuAux liard, Ac. Land or
good quality. "
100 acres near Miamistsii B. Excellent Tjind. alnnt. ao
aiiresundercultivation. Frame Houae. uran hum an. I
other out building. Uood Otvlutrd ew.
ALt',
33 acreaon the Bhakertown Pike, four milea from tbe
city. Handsome two-story frame house rooms.
Fine hams, good liearing orchard, nmoke-house, spring
houae, Ac., Ao. An excellent quality of land. Terma
easy.
A LWO,
55 acre best qiiftlity, second bottom on the River Road
d milea below
i ne euv.
HniMll frxntn ItniiBa f
barn.oirhitrd Ao.
Will be sold low on verv easy pay
CH AH. E. CLARKE.
mente,
ciegg uulding. 3d street.
AIHO,
An elegant country residence, mile from Cerman
Uiwn, eoinpnaing GO acrea of excellent land iu a high
atjite of cultivation; a handsome nnd eonunodioua brick
dwelling, iiiUtuung lnoma, recent lvUiilt large hank
Imm, and all the necessary out-lmildings nores in
a vineyard in fine beohng condition, leanng fruit treea
of every variety; shruM-ery, Ae. Alao, a beautiful fifth
pond on the premises, fed by a stream ot running water;
alsout 16 acres tiniis r.
This proMrtv is that lately owned and ooctipied hv
Maj. W. H. Walker and is one of the liundaomest and
moat deairnhle places of thxl kiral in the countv. It will
beaoldatiilNirgiuD,anlon payment to suit' the pur
eliaaer. jeltl CH AH. K. CLAKKU, Third it.
AIU),
An excellent farm of 141 acrea, 7 mile from the city,
in Madison tow nahip.flO acrea under cultivation, bal
anee beat of timber hur oak, walnut, sugar, hiekory,
aah, Ac, Uooil two-story brick house rooms; hanie
Imru, large on hard of giMMl fruit; running water. Koil
ul -ui I on acres Iwsl aecond bottom, ImluiK-e gently rid
ing wheat land CH AH. K. t'LARKK, ThinTat.
A LSO,
40 aeres on the Bhakertown Pike.lf mile beyond Ihe
Asylum; well improved and beat qualitv of hind; two sto
ry frame houae, U najins, porches, wells, cellar, spring,
Ac., with alut 7 acrea of tinjlier. There is & Ion yard
on the premiaea, with 4 vats und even-thing complete.
Alsoa Hhe tm-npened stone quarry. Termaof pnvmeiii
"sr- CHAS. R. CLARK K.
FOB SALE.
A convenient two atorjr Brii k l'clln,Kon Jonea atr I,
containing U rnoma, antiinier kit-litn, I'ixteni, well,
ce lnr, aUtlJinK, wiih ihoioe fruit. Thia limiieny
will lie wild al a iMrxiun il upplii'aliun lie niailo mhhi, aa
Hie owner wiahea tu remove from the eily. Knouire ol
jl I'll A. K. C'LAKKV, Thiitlat.
Choice Lot for Sale.
7KKV amiable fnra Hotel. The lot ia on tbe North
T East corner ot Hixih and Ludlow na i.;)xltHi feel.
Tin fa a location welladupl-d lorn Hotel, and the prop
erty is ottered nt a price and terms to suit any one
wishing W purchaau.
l Ii At. Jb ( LAHKK,
(ea
..Third street.
nWELUNO HOUSES,
F ererjr deaehption and price. Tlie fcillowmg ia th
7 liN-tilion of aomeiif iliein:
KIKST hTHKKT, l!wecn Main anil Jefferaon;
MKroNI) BTHEItT, lielow Perry '1'lirm Ana dwell-inn-.
THIRD hTIIKKT " .
KlHIUTH H'I'liKKT " "
""KlrTH HTRKKT, between Main and Lllillow;
WII.KINHUN HT., " foiirlhand KiAIii
LUHLOW STUKET, " Kiral and WnU-r;
"Over tho Rhine."
SMITH ST K K KT, near llrown;
JuNKS HTIIKKT, between Hrown and Jefli rnon:
lilll'.KN M ltKET, Jet ioii and Tia-uinaeli.
JAI KS1IN ST., Kiltli and Van Blireni
WAYNK STHI.ET, Honlhof ruth;
llAIMtKIINIKHT,, Sortlior
I 'I. I NT! IN hTIIKKT, nearThirdj
BKI'ONll HTIIKKT, Kal of Weliater,
Th-ae are many of them very elioii-e piece of proiiertr
ijld all are ottered low. 1 have U'Mldea ihone al.ive
nmiiei-nleil, a lame iiiiionnl of very elieau iiroiany tn
the aiilHirlia, for wile and tmile.
CHAS. K. I'LAHKK, R.nl Knlute Aent.
Je2H t'lruu'a IIiiiI Iiiik, Third at.
T Ai'AN T UlTrt ill everv lant ol Ihe city, for aale and
trade clieai. jejs lilAri. K. I.LAKKK, ad at.
FLOUIUNG MILL FOS SALE.
trNOWM aatlic "H.iim la k Milla," alluated on Main
J atreet, neur the cenlreof Ihe cilv ot l'it)ua. Tha
Mill haidoiu- mil of .1 niei nnv-huiery nil in complete or.
ler. It luia a lare eity and oouiiII'VciimUjhi, and beiiMf
Im-ated oti the t'muil, and near ItnilroiidH, it MiHaeeaea
cti-Ht advanlagea ill Ihe ri-oelviligiuid iliipiiiutf ol aralu
andMuiir.
There ia alao wainecU'd with the above good aaw
mill, fitllinK null, eardlilK, apinninjl Slid power loonia,
-ind a larae log yard The whole nveipplied by an alani.
daut power from the Canal, at Ihe low rent of 1241. pee
year.
The Flouring Mill will be aold aepnrate, or thewhol
together, at a low praxi aial ojiterniH lite moat reaaona.
aoi-IJe. jylu I'HArt, K. I LAHKK, Jd .1.
IMR RBIV T. A Htnall Tottage nouae on Third at.,
tielow Wllkinaoir, 6 aoolna. cellar, well, eiatarn.
soihI houae, alaUe, Ac., Ae. Tina brooertvia for aaia
aiaUarifAiu. j,iu CHAM. E. IXAKKE, Third it.