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Amusements. &c.
THE OHKAT
VAN AMBUROH SHOW
XVIM, KXlliniT IN DAYTON,
On TnoKliiy, July ?, isno, at 'ornr-r of
.uitm ami First RK
e mm
1
JttOMINKNT among the mnnr ntlnietlona In till
Mlillllllotll K'tnlJl-linieilt will la- fittltul
Van Araburgh'i Trained Hons,
I5ltA7.ll.IAX AND BLACK THIERS,
Ali-lcnit mill Aedntlo Iifnpnrt1n, Ac,
r.A.s-nuoK i i-inunmim. a virn-iy ni astonniiuiig imIn.
The MHUiMti'i )icrl'oiniitiK t.lcphaul,
T X 2 P O SAIB,
Weighing oTrr Nine Thguund Poumle,
Iirci ted hy hi.-kectar,
K 11 A fl K NAB II.
The Miiwtirenioiit, with th'Slr usual htieiahty. when
cat. -ring fur the nimi-ciiient of Ih.-ir pinions, have cal
led into re-tuisitioli tin- resources of both llcmispherua
t i link,- their
CIRCUS COMPANY,
TUo et vr imv- tfil in America, andtbefr Arena will
imwiit a gnuid t'oure of
FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN STARS
Kifti pl Hi'liiiL' i-rriiitM-nt In thfir UTDitMMliP, Ernie
Iriint, ur V'r'intic !)Mw-ii,litic(,
While the Court .f MnmiH will lie ttrpmpntoA tn the
tmii nl (lull iwciMhlmh)H uoiitli'iimn.wtt and arholur,
JAM 1. THAYKIt,
The (.rent Ainrrirmij Tlkingi'lowii; NAT. AlJSTlX.the
Fiiuh-di IV.furining V.Umn lr. THAYERt FUNNY
I.HAI'HH, THE ACTING MULES
THICK DOU8, LILLIPUTIAN PON
A ltd the lie! utinl of Iting Hnrtea in America,
roniUtn th; tfolniMnl t-MitMi-lintmt.
no.AfhiiiKHMin itnxftH u ccjit; chihlrcn IihIT
Pit & eoni, im hull rice to it.
lHr.- (iK-nnt I and ToVlui'k, p. m.
AK,n( J-)auiuti July Xeiuti, .Inly W,
lyl.ttllwiiwlt
Summer Garden
I K4,
make
price.
IN Mt-PflERSONTOWN.
JOHN Tltl'KHW, has removed to his House in Me
I'hersonlown, and I i:ih oiemd thcreu
HUM M Kit HARDEN, ,
win-re tlip 1-c.t Uefrcliinonls will Im found. A new
TKN-l'IN AI.I.KY will ullord to visitors lailll amuse
ment find healthy exercise,
nivilll JOHN TKIIKHKMi.
Amusements. &c. Books.
i "X y" :sr "fiTsT-
Kooksellers and Stationers,
No. OO NTain Street,
liAYTON, OHIO.
Campaign Stationery!
' O ulioi'l. T.ctl.'r P:inr,
H:iMi I'.i.l.
O rniiiiiii'ii-ial N.itP, ,
n Ot l:nu NoU',
EllVl ll.K B,
UTANl'Kl WITH
lli'UtlM r tilt C'lillltltlHteM.
nal.ciid H'.i'iM-A liln'nil JiM'omit inaile.
AI(I:;
PHOTOtilUHIS OK TI1K CANDIDATES,
Tuki n nl tlm
WlllTKIII'liST (Mt-LKItV,
jclll Wnshinutim City, !).(!.
JAMES RICKEY,
ISTO. 823 THIRD ST.,
nAHjimt riHwivoil dirwtof Jowjih Horner t Son,
Mil. ill. 1.1.
Sixty Dnxcn Roger's Crli-brated Knives,
KMltllACINti OVKIt
SIXTY DlI'l'l'.UKNT STYI.KS.
Will ftl;o ri'i'i'ive inn few ilnyn
73 Dozen DiiHHon, M'arren is II) del,
HOLD JKN,
1'II'TY JJIFI'lUtl'.NT STYLliS.
"W. II. CALLBNDBB,
HNlirMTliftEB or
hljvnk: uookk
AND
Wholesale Paper Dealer
tir.n IIAYTDN, OHIO. -
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Amusements. &c. Books. Baths. &c.
ALF. J ACKSOIT,
llAItMIl AM) HAIR DRESSES,
No. 3 U Third Kt voot,
I'llll.l.ll-rt IluTLI, m il.lHNU.
H.Fmir cnVii'iit Btlnrhi.. alwityii in iitti'mluw.
ii
BATirS, BATHS.
PETER DISTER,
w
ODIjI) inftHni thf titin-uA of Ifciylon Mid th
BATH HOUSE,
At hiu Bsrhf-r Hhrtp, on Mnikct tiwt. two iUor frm
Jt-tl'TfMiii, rltTf hcMiilh tve rnuly l till tttut. lio'f,
i-oU ANI HUnw'KU HATHH. Tln-w Uutlm mil
W k- iii cIchii ami acul. Comiw ttnl wiUi Hi huth 1 uu
4X(f lleitt
Barber Show,
A Inn Hwortincnt of vhoir iK-rfiiinpry will lto I
oiiti.lul thfsfti.u-i liMf. PKTtft MHTkH.
Educational.
llillslioroush Female lollege,
1IILLHHOKOI UU, OHIO
fnilK VM.L HkION of Itrt ln-titntim will com
I iiifihiM.n M.ii.itv. h- pti titl-t-r ail. i'Mnn-li.rhtiird
lunl itiitiiiu, i-i'f'v'nr, MiifKi un Um Pihuu Hiid
utiititr, Krwi- Ji iitiJ (wVunnliiniiriiw, m. ililU
U.r.iuh MotitMii' Hih hm.iU luwithy ntuuu in liu
nurl1uilhtM lidtii h.u Imm'Ii in t)nUu.li ntorv IIihu
(Wfitty v. nr- uiul r tl(i- mtint- l'nmifii,
For fiill uuoriiiiiii.Hi w liu- CtiUlu,(iie whi' h nmy
1 ohtHiiMMl lr .1-tMHiHntir th MMl.nUr nt llill-hu
rough. J7 Juki. M li MA JilkWi, Irwlut.
JULY" 2.1," IHfiO
City Matters.
Traveler's Register.
-Trin rrl and dcmrt from tlm Cnlon Ilpiml,
Af r..llnwn: 1
"!"', Hawiitoh m ttTon Arrive: Vl n.
m . !: m , :lr.p m , Vlp.m. licpurt: S onii.m.,
m .lini p.m , ii .m p m.
HtaiinHT, Ixttok a mi lunmn-Arrive: Mm .
m. l imn.in., ,,.m. Ilt.mrt: :liu n.ni., 0:lp.ni
"l:1"! .ln. 1
Iht.w tan Mimtmil Arrive: T:r. a. ,n., 0:16 n. m.
ui-l-nrt: n-M n.in.. -4r. p.m.
Iavt. avd Kmiu (t toiA(rol.i) Arrive: 18:
i.iii.. larnoni., iiA p.ni. Dei,rt: t-.tu .n,., c um
m.. :t:'l. p.m.
"'"" Mum (to lvniAAeni.i) Arrive:
ll:Jn.m., f::irip.m. IL.piirl: ir'iiin.in., V:lli p.m.
Lim n Miami, IVimihui a abi. X:iAArrive: 'i nn.
m.,U:lr.i,.m.,a::Kip.ni. Ileimrt: 12:1,1 . 1,1., : a.
m., ft:lrt p. m.
.l""riiier olnea.tl,vtlienlgitlrfiln nn.l wel
ly tlie t-M a. in iniin, 11,11-1 pr.wiirf. tlii-tr lirkeln Injure
: . III. I In. tu ki't nth. will not be iiihmi for llii e
truiii. 1
Time of Closing Mails.
Time of Closing Mails. POST OFFICE, DAYTON, June 11, 1860.
,
I'lillinmiiernolii e, mull, will olowat Dim i.m.-e aa
I.IIiiwi:
Knr Now Tnrlt. lnill,l.1i.liN. a.l K v.w.lJ
Htit..n, dnilv i-iiwrf Hnmliiv at a-,v a. m
KorCiiN'iimnti. O.. K.iHl..i-ii. WHip v..h.i.a. ....i
Hnnthem Htatea, dnily exr'pt Himiliiy at 7::MI a. m, ami
K.irr.,liimlianlnevllle, O., daily except Sun
day at Ki'rfl a.m. '
For X.-iila mid Yellow fprinir nl :W r. u.
K.1rM111111i.U1r8, lleminiitunn, rrnnklin, Hamilton,
;r'n.J., anil Connernvllle, lnd daily exm pt Mutiiiny
For Mprinaneld. Itrtnna. Tillln. Hnn.ln.Vt. T..l
rierelnnd.o., Korl Wayne, Ind., and Mieliiinui, tliulv
exeo).! Snndiiy at 8:1ft a. n.
for Kii'timoii'l, :,nit.n'l3, Centreville, IndianaiKilla,
In.l., mid New I'tiris O., iluilv at U:lo e, M.
For tirt'envllle. H.. l'liion ritv. U'inlinMl. iUi,nl.
and Jay County, !nd., ilnily except Snndiiy nt :U a. a-!
, V ... J ' I, . jii'i. niiiney, n. iuarya ami
Fort Wayne, daily except Mtindnv at 1:1ft a. m.
For ITlllon. Went Milton and I. Utile Vi.rl. T.im.i.u
and Hntiirdy. at 7:.'l A. m.
For JnluiMiille, Ni-w Lclainnn and Went Alexandria,
Tiiesdny and .Saturday, ai 7::ia. u.
r.irl!uyton, Centra and Ludlow. Fn,lv nf .,.!
week, at p. a.
For Centreville, Lelnnon and MaHon.Ttteaday, Thttra
day and HutunlHy at 22:im m.
riH- an.iHiia aiul Cliamliernlairg, at 12:lai M. Tuea
ilnv and Hiitunlay.
For and A
A. KING, P. M.
SkiTThe lytwn, Ac, of lite Rcpn'ilienn Oer
mtui pnper arriveil on SnturtlHV. It is to ue-
enpy the room on the corner of Fourth and
m.nn, ieien(0)ic Dutitiinjr.
ftaWe olmerveil on olj ninn on our Rtraotn
this moruinft, alHictetl with that terrihlo and
peculiar malady, St. Vitim Dance. Ho wits
suderinK aeverly, but even that Bnd his froa
U?d head did not prevent him from heing made
ftinofby on of those on the side walks-.
Wonder if they miticipnto ever being old?
RiefT'PllniuTmiii.,ii Jtr TTnnLn A i,nit....nn.n
will Hell at Auction, at the resilience of F. V.
LrsHiKit, No. liil, l.udlnwSt, Hitween .Id and
1111,011 1 iiniuiay niornin)f, Kitchen, tied and
1'nrlor Furniture, well selected, and nearly
new. For particulars, call at J. 1C Chbihto
I'IIkh's Auction rotiiiia. f
B6iTThe weather that universal tonio of
convernHtinii in America was rtither cool
this morninif, briimiiic into renuisition crent
conta over masculine ahoulderB, and thick
shawls over crinoline.
JSyThc Heuinientals had an eniraffcincnt
SnttirdaT nicht, in consenucnce of which thev
were unable to fulfill the announcement of
their Weekly Concert at the flourt Houso
square. To-night then the public may exjiect
10 near
Itonnv Jenn Ouli-Katen -
.Onorri't.A.
.tiaoprt'i.,.
...T. Coat,.
..IlMWNINll.
....riKaaut .
Coiitiiientul fliuil'd UiuekKten
S.4I Wnltaea
lierniiiiiin I'alriii Man-li.H...
Willie lli.ligiiiekrtti.p
Yankee Doodle (with vnriatiouii)
ta9Arrangetnnnts for the Stato Fair are
progressing hurriedly and at the same time
substantially. Our exchanges throughout the
state can tell tlieir lolks that so laras accom
modations both for "man and beast" ere con
cerned, the approaching Fair will be ahead of
all former ones, the additional number of
stalls on.the ground will house all the stock
that may be brought, and our hotel men arc
bringing into roiiiiiution all the available space
thev can for the comfort of guests. Ko come
along Dayton can find room for the entire
titate.
Btoylt is iust three mouths tc-dav since urc
became a resident of Dayton. And it is with
pleasure we say that our expectations ot
a residence in this beautiful city have been
realized. We have met with a hearty wel
come found kind friends amid all classes
and our journal has been welcomed into a
host ot',fiimi!ies where it was before a strnnger.
This to as, is gratifying, indeed; and though
we may never meet all our friends, and know
Uiem by name, the little medium of types
have created a friendship that is none the
less sacred and InHting, With us our object-
is the advancement ot our handsome city, and
so long as we meet with such encouragement
na we have in the quarter of a year that has
so iwiIVy ilown, wo shall bdievu that our
ed'i rts meet with approval, by a!','
StiSfRr a private note from Ralph we learn
thut he will leave the Tulpeliockcn Valley to
morrow forenoon, bv the overland route, hrinir.
ing with him his fisning tackle, ore We don't
know at exactly what hour he will como- 111,
but we aro pretty sure of his being at 1 10 Main
street, sometime during the dny. We suggest
bis friends meet him with the honors of war,
and tender him lots of nice things I
JE&yln the dearth of amusements in the
wny of Concerts in our city, cannot some of
our amateurs get up an entertainment? We
have .musical talent suflicient among us to
ninke pleasant an evening at Huston Hull.
Won't somebody set the ball a-rolling?
ttirA private letter from Ilillsborouirh in
forms us that the Cornet Hand of that plucc
talk of visiting the Slate Fair, If they do,
our citizen will hear the best country band in
the State. Come along, boys, and bring thut
handsome wagon.
Saturday night the adherents 'Of "Wig-
glcwum" were in un active state of unrest,
muking preparations for a "(Irund Display of
the Wide Awakes" vast crowds (of half a
dozen) wore seen hurrying to and fro, with
the tri-colored cap, and the black cane (what
an excellent idea, that black caper a party
Hint has so much to nine, could not nave se
lected a better cloak under which to stow it)
conveying the idea to outsiders that something
extraordinary was going to happen. ' The sky
was draped in black, uud the lowering clouds
betokened a sprinkle, but that didn'l prevent
lilleen or twenty boys from assembling 111
front of the ''Wiggle wain," anxiously awaiting
the appearance of "the crowd that would
strike terror into the hearts of the Democ
racy." After waiting for a conaiilernlilo time,
the show commenced. The "Wide Awakes
tiled out of the "Wigglewam in slow and
measured tread, and took placo in line "eight
feet apart," each wearing the trl-colorod cap,
block cape, and carrying an oil lamp (some
wearing kid gloves to prevent the grease from
soiling their hands) and from the way in
which heads were held down, gave one the
idea that they didn t wish to lie caught in such
a crowd! One fellow said he wished he had
one of the cowls worn by that ancient and
honorable order, the I. O. A. IT, for he was
fearful some of hi friends would recognize
him.
The I'hoenix Hand preceded the "Wido
Awakes" to Walden Hall, where they were
joined by thc"l,ive Republican Club (they're
live now but iiiey will lie dead in a few weeks)
with the Keglweulals, and paraded some of
the piiueii.al streets, followed by a great num.
1 p i:..i 1 - uruH ii..,u ..1 ..ill
UVr HI Hill, lll'l,. 11 urn hut, wti.u Wl o a I
. . w- 11 .1 ..... I. : '
residence 01 .11 r. nt-nanc uiuy "ions nun uie
der escort" vide Jtmrntil (wonder if they
put him under a black cape?) and from thence
marched to the ulace of iM'uinliilitf, where
they broke ranks, and relieved themselves of j
the oil lamps and cape, and went home.
'
,-idtuiilion.
'LINES' FROM TULPEHOCKEN VALLEY.
Number 11.
[Special Correspondence Daily Empire.]
GERMANTOWN, July 23.
"The web is well night woven."
Dkr Kmpirs: We judge from the Igno
nmce displayed by a consiiTi ialiln number of
people ibnt we are several more removes from
the Millennium than most hopeful christian!'
xersof humanity suppose, we are led to infer
that tin "end of the world," which it Is clnim
ed will b preceded by a thousand years of in
tenso intellectual brightness, is a grout, deal
further off than the beginning thereof; and
.i.. .1 I 1 I.:.. - 1" .. ... t .
iiiiti uie vent-rill oreiiKiug up 01 muiiiinne ni
fuiis will not be witnessed by this gen ration
1 ho .Millerites, and Second Advnntists, 111 gen
eral, may as well postpone any turlher 0wrn
tions under the lielicf, which has become stale
in the indulgence, that "the end is near;" it is
a mistnke, evidently, as witnessthe cross dark
less which seems to hang over a" considerable
Krtion of the human family who are reckon
ed in the fold of civilisation, but win no en
lightenment is evidently not a thing of pride
or display.
We lind as many ignorant people in the citv
as in the country; we think the proportion of
inese in utu city is rattier greater; as, indeed,
it is reasonable it sltni!d be. Those who aro
mainly engaged in agricultural pursuits arc
apt to be more practical; and, in addition to a
liretty correct literary training, as well as a
Knowledge of what is transpiring daily
throughout the world, they add a pretty tho
rough knowledge of the iiselnf arts and
sciences, and contribute, their full share to the
general prosperity of the country, nnd the
happiness ot mankind. Vt e say, then, that if
there is a balance in favor of any section, the
onntry has it. J he New iork Herald does
not see the multcr in the siinin light That
luminary in sienking ils impressions about
Country manners says:
"Village communities are not often rcmnrk
able for their regard lor the decencies and rec
ognized conventiotialitic of Hie. Thev are
very apt to become somewhat boorish and vul
gar, and whenever they got a chance to dis
play meir coarseness and want ot breeding,
they never fail to tlo so."
The Herald uses this language townrtl a
small community somewhere in the West that
passed resolutions to the etl'ect that the Herald
if not a nuisance, was decidedly a born! The
lesson might have licen extended so as to have
tul.en in and done for city coarseness, which
would have possessed the merit of truth, if it
would not have been quite so readable in cer
tain sections. Wo will give a sample of the
Inst named to offset the Ilerald account, and
we commend it to that class who, like our New
York Mninil, think people in the country are
clowns, and aro only lit to raise cabbage anil
other green things.
Une day last week a party of people
mostly females residents of a city north of
this, paid n visit in the country in this vicini
ty; nud supposing thnt the people hcrcnlmuts
were "Doors, mid only lit subject tor ridicule
concluded to make game, of all whom they
could induce to come to tlieir traps. One (if
the carriages contained only ladies, (?) and we
regret to say that it was their conduct mainly
which was so exceptionable. They would stop
nt the rond side and cull or beckon to work
men across lields, and these, thinking the per
sons in the curriage, were in distress, would
have their work and walk several hundred
yards to ascertain what was wanted of them;
several old men were tho victims of these fool
ish girls, who, when asked what they desired
were asked if they know of any person in the
vicinity who had Bhoep to selll And then,
without waiting for an answer, they would
drive on at a rapid gait, "laughing to kill" at
the trick tnoy nad played. . these Icmaies ti
nally met their mutch,' and called the wrong
man from the fields; and it was not probably
altogether amiss that tlieir curs were made to
tingle, and tho blush of shame to sutfuso their
cheeks, at the retort made to their wanton im
pertinence. They will not, we guurnntce,
soon again "display their coarseness and want
of breeding" in the country. "Village Com
munities," while they do not annoy city peo
ple with their vulgarities, sometimes find
it necessary to protect themselves from tlieir
metropolitan visitors; and they are generally
otiial to the task.
The speech of General Vallandiquaji the
other evening had not only the ell'ect of mak
ing friends to our cause, but it worked upon
tho soreness of tho opposition, who have been
in most touchy humor since. They are very
cross, and snap at every one who will not
swallow Lincoln, and everything like a rail.
This is, perhaps, the best evidence which we
could ask of the high est i in at 0 they place upon
the speech of Mr. V. on Friday night last.
Its effect has been disastrous to them, nud
they feel it If the conservative element in
this township can be brought to bear effective
ly against the Hcpublieun ticket, (and we are
assured by the initiated that it will be,) the
I.ini'oi.nitks will be beaten hero by a nand
coiue little majority. We have faith to believe ,
that the Democratic ticket will lie elected in
this county next full hy a decided majority,
which will leave no room for talk of conical
Tho ultra-abolition counc the Republicans are
pursuing is disgusting the conservative men,
and is fust securing the result we have just
predicted. One thing we may rest assure! of;
the defeat of the Republican ticket in this
county will be a "fixed fact," if the friends of
the Union hut teork for it. We will not per
mit ourselves to doubt the good faith of the
anti-Republicans, and their determination to
clean out the old Liberty liuard and their al
lies, in this county this full.
J he "Widc-Awako uniform "wont take
down in this direction. Such clap-trap will
have tho opposito ell'ect of what was intended,
and we only wish they would circulate among
the laboring men throughout the country, who
form a proper estimate of tho humbug which
is calculated to have such a poverfiU effect
uMin green horns! It reminds us of the "re
tainers" of the lords of olden time, who, like
Dooi.itti.b g servants, were put in lioerul It
is our humble opinion that it a crowd is what
the Republicans seek by the display of those
'men in buckram, real, livo monkeys would
serve them better; and then it would bo more
iu character. I he imitation won t "draw.
The weather lias been unpleasant 11 early
ever since we have been here, and we have
failed in much that wc counted on. Wc have,
however, gained what we came for, and will
take our small disappointments as philosophi
cally as possible. A good deul 01 rain lias
fallen here within the past week; and .the
clouds have somehow managed to keep up a
continual thunder-muttering for the last hulf-a-duzen
days. The crops ill this Valley will
be very heavy; many perstuts inform us that
the prosiieet for corn is belter than it has been
or several years. Unite a large amount ot
fruit will be gathered in this neighborhood,
apples and pcura predominating.
There is but one out and out HiiKinivninoK
man here, and he says it is possible he will
vote for Dot'ni.AH. The JIki.i. men are in
creasing dutly. Squire Ot .vckki. is the lender
of the Union parly here, and gives and tukes
blows like a valiant knight, as he is. Horn
las is also guii.ing ground, and as a matter of
course the hiss is to the ReiHibticans. '
Our fni In re to supply the "Kaii'Ihi table"
with fish has la-en so often and pointedly al
luded to In these oolumna that it might be
.iroper tor us to stato w hether we are a "ball
none and half alligutor sort of a fellow; or
human, like the rest of the . biped genus
who hold an uncertain tenure Ukjii life, and
who can't work miracles. We incline to the
latter; indeed, we lay no claim to being
sand-hill crane. Our sojourn being six mile
from the River, and not having been there but
a couple of tuiies in two weeks, the Water and
weather then neither beinu in condition, it
could not rcasoi ily be expected that we would
catch many whules, or supply the entire coun
try with blubla r. In the aliaeiice of such ex
1 aordinary luck, we have endeavor "to deul
justly with all men," hoping lo merit somewhat
.. ' .1 . 1. . .. e :l j i:. -.:
ut rertpcel wnere we nave 1 uicu 111 eucuiiig
RALPH.
tteaK Wednesday is the anniversary of the
Light (iuard. Look out for the "boom a-lad-dies."
.. Th Bio Snow. To-morrow l the exhibi
tion in Dayton to the great Van Am burg Show,
one o( the largest and most justly celebrated
traveling exhibitions in the country. The vet
eran Van is fi'li the exhibition, and ' sight
at the renowned lion tamer will be a eagerly
onht for lit the multitude, as It peep at the
animals he has under his control. Hut there
is the double attraction of a tip top Cirens
company, with the famous horseman, Mellville,
at the head, and a general assortment of eques
trian and arcnic talent not to bo excelled;
with stud of trained horses, and, as the bills
inform lis, "educated mules," which last, fea-
ttird i a clincher to the truth of the old snv-
:..- u 11 ... 1 t ii J
in-, 111:11 some uiiugs can ne none as well as
olhn -s." (let your halves and quarters ready,
for tht Show is coming. , ,
ai?"Watermelons have made their appear
ance. Tho amount it takes to buy one is al
most as huge as the melon itself
Special Notices.
5fc-An Oraamint In GTcrrPtMlly,
SfCSt The new and la-nutifiil art nf Traneferriiiir
Cohmsl or Plain Knaravinga, LithoTaplie. Amlantypea
etc., on lo lilaaa, tarlor Wood, aenl free to any
iiddresa, on n-eoipt of 2ft cent or .tnmpa, to
lyllilawml GKtl. W. Pl.ACJ?, 77f. Mroadwny, N. Y.
Bf-j-lf yon -would have loniihla
extra tn the piiKUenetyie, AmhrnlyK or
I'lmtoKt-iiphic line la? advised and go to SKKHIIIIM'S
PAI.ACKCF APT, Market llonae. He la Hie only
Arti.l engaged in this Isislness. oole
aa-Kmplnymeni. any person, en
"'s-k- or female i-an easily mke from afx
either male
to etiflit-
teen dollars n week by an art which I poaaeaa; can lav
done by any person nf (inliniiry mind, with little on no
isipittd, and an ornament in every tainilr. Thla la no
huniUiK. Kent to any address on receipt of Mi cents in
coin or alumpa to (JKO. r. MATH Kit,
np7wm:i pt otHee. New York.
Steam Printing House,
HO ,
MAIN H T It K K T". '
t. R. KELLY t CO., PROPRIETORS.
Tho Proprietor,! of tho Kmpikc hit v ing marie rery ex
pntsfvoaililitltJiiH to IhfirAlrtwly larjtn nnU vnriM
irtinenl of
ydim nub XJnuimcntnf 3o0 tEtjjics,
Which, M ith the fulilitlomtl room Rilhrdod hy the
NHW "KMPlllK mJIMJINa,"
Rentier ua bettor propnrrvt titan ever Ut execute every
' dowription of
LETTER-PRESS JOB PRIXTIXG,
In the bottt Mtyle known to the Art,
Our preftfi fiu'ilitien are the mo( extern niv4 in iMytvn,
having in operation
THREE STEAM POWER PRESSES,
(two of them Ho't famotm Cylinders, the other one of
A damn' Inttt pntent,) ennbling ut to Ai mirth a large num
ber of iinprepxionii in a very short lime,
. Krery kind of
RAILROAD AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING.
Kxeeuted In a ntyle excelled hy do oflikeinlhe city.
Ruling and Binding done to or dor
Bunker, Motvluinta, Manufacturer., Law yen, Bunt
noHR Mon iu abort, everybody wttuting Printing neatly
And expeditioiiHly executed, will do well to give un aeall,
t
Prices as Low as tho Lowest. -fei
The Daytok Wcm-henbijiTT being lot 'Hied in the Km
plat Building, afford n fttrilitien for doing Printing
tn German, or German and Bngllah onthe
MhorU-t notice, and mottt reaaonaUe tvrinn.
S X bfli Taut on fBoctKHbliitl" fl 1n 9mpvt
OrHubt .trflnbft, ft 1ft va ttflfjrnbrtt efetica, 2rue?i
arbrltrn In -Tfutftt, tcr DfutUt ant ffnftlifd). auf-
Sd)iiellfU unfr u tnntttrnttrtn frciftn u ttftrgCR.
ICemeinber the locution
HO Main SlTeet,
J)4 d door from JHarkait
Tli, slcandlaiavlau Pill and Pari
Da . -Cisi-iskati, July, 1 Is.',. Ur. V. W.
Bolau-k, Dear tiir: In reply to inquiries made of me,
gives lue plwwure to say, tliat Mrs. N. Atlea.ofthe
llr. Atlee of Cincinnati, previoiia to her Koin Kast,
xpreased her confident iu tho ameacy of yaur Hean
.titutvian Remedies, and the bencnt ahe derived from
using them, she had taieu .uttering from general pros
tration at titnea, being over auvwuy-aix years of age,
and optluiluila aud itillainniation of the &a-e. Various
remedies were restored to withont relief, when some
friends reeommendcsl a course nf your Heaadiuaviaa
HhHid ruriller and Blood Pills. They had the desired
elli-ct and alio waa considered a. restored to health.
1 know many who liave used your medleinea, and
aieakdecidiMlly of the taiuefit derived, thus testifying
of their renovating intlitenee In Hirir iiu the UikhI and
giving vigor and energy to the system. They have my
cordial approbation. . Very riaipai.'tn.ly(
Your oljvdient aervant,
s. J. Hsows, .
Key. Hamuel J. Brown has been a devoted laborer In
diseaiiae ofCliriHliantty, lo Cita-iuuali, tor more tlian
thirty yeara, as almost every old C'haiinuatian knowa,
sta-h testimony, fruia hul-Ii a source. Is not to be sved
over lightly. No oilier rropnelary Reinediea ever
lireaenteil to ihe puljle, ever reoeived tithe of the
uomiiienikillon from MEN or STAN HIND, in every
walk ofbfe, thatniine have done, gee advertisement.
Ilr Haofland. fitraisa Bttters,asicl
aevSS. Drllooflaud Balaamla Cardials
Ttu g ttnmiard miltcuM of tht prtmut apt, knrt nr
(iiirutlAairfeaai twpaextfy eaty laroasA aar a Mat.
Untxmn'tritaati-.fuctiitii it reiviiiibu theM In aiteuM;aiid
thtpayir have p. wuaiMrel them mil Ihu.
Im-tt towiLsVUa, Dittptpna, Jaumliet, DAitUp o tht
AVreoN, .Soxriwi, Diattet of tht KitMtl, Had all liiMaeaj
ariting fivia aiLtonitrmtUvef of wtnkmttuf tht gtomath
aatl'li Kitivf oivana, art tpttJily al ouianlHtly aumt y
tht Otnnan JJUttrt.
Tht Hnttamk CbrJial hat anjalral a reyitatum iarpWafl
that of uny Ktmttarprtpamltoatrtant. it Kill Mr. a-iA-out
fad, tht w4t tfn uwl luity afisxaag Cuuss, VJd, or
Hoartmumt, ArqauAiMJ, AotamiM, tVfMip, fWwiayaia. Ml
apitat Cbafiufitwai, awt hat ptrformed tht mod raworAo-Merureem-lbiou
aa Ul.ntYSMd tba.-UMjioa.
A ft ikmt Witt almt at oHtkttk and trt tht matt
otre IXarrhtm yroctoUngfrom eoot im tht Bowtit.
Thrxt mtttieiHtt vt pstMml lay Ur. C M. Jaekum m Cb.,
So. UU Arch tlrmt. PhiltuUphla, . , oaj art whl ay atig
qntttamt ibielaf-i aierNcia. tverywhtrt, atlb Matt ptr
buttU. 7V aalurt of C. if. Jatitoa, mti te ea tht ear
ti.lvrajpntf tack bottlt.
In tht Almanac- paMuhM aaawwiy by tht proprttfort.
battel tiirryttoitjf't Atiaaiute, you u-itt fotA ttunmuny aad
tohimtatatory a.'ieai fiom alt portt of tht Kmmtry
Thttt Almic tuvqito otto) hy alt our motnto. -a-t
aaUta W. W. HTKWAKT and i. W. MK-
TH1CH. Iiayt.sj.O. ' y-yldaw.
-Hallwara Oialna. 0H4,mnb---iwa
go, aud rhoiiiuiirii are inltilttbly removed
by auoiitiuuou ae uf tlifa (reat detergent appUt-atioa
Warm Kriuetiutiona ahouid In all oaeva preteua Ita
ii. U rlaxta tht otiuoinuuvd oiUsK-lea aad Htiiw,
audaftiHUnaUireinMiinWtiii4 a cure. Ko(4 m the
liktututWiry, Mo. ao MrttUvu L-t, Hew York, aud by
'I rugKiu aiiVj., 3e., aad par pot
myKHliw
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Commercial.
Dayton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE.
DAYTON, MONDAY, JULY 23RD. 1860.
(Corrected daily by HARSHMAN & BRO. Jefferson street.)
There are no material changes In the re
port for to-day. ' . ' 1
KLOUR. Wholesale S,00. Retail best
brands $5,50, s
WHEAT Old, 1,00, with downward ten
dency; new, 90c.
CORN. The receipt in corn have been very
fair for the last 'woek, and on account of tho
promise of the growing ernn, the , price ia
tending downward. Sales are made at 40c.
OAT9. Receipts fair, and sales of small
lot at 30 cents. The new crop i having a
depressing effect on prices.
BARLEY. Little doing, and we can give
no quotation.
RYE. Receipts yery light, and in request
at 7 jo. '
FLAX SEED 1 00.
GROCERIES, ETC.
(Corrected for the Daily EMPIRE by Kneisly, McIntyre
&Co., 313, Third st.)
Sugar, firm.
Coffee, firm.
We qnotc'to-dny. ;
Coflee 14115.
Sugar firm at Hl(ni9.
Molasses 47fi)48.
Teas 35(f 65.
Cheese 7i(H.
Tobacco 20(u)40.
Rice MaU.
l'runes J(n)9.
Candles Kl.
Soap 51W7.
White i'ish 6,25(Sl5,D0, Halves.
Jlnckerel S.OtkVijao.OO per barrel, as to qual
ity. Dried Apples CoT.i J per pound,
lirooms Ifi.'i.'ifii f 2,4t) per doit.
Tallow 9fnMi.
Salt $1,70 per bbl.
Means, White $100 per bu
Hutter KX12.
l'epper 10(nll.
Alspice l(hll. ' 1
Hnisins $2,75f"' $:t00.
Valentia do. 9J(j)10 per lb.
FigalOfrtUl.
Vinegar ((a)9 per gallon.
Lead fiftf 7. .
Shot $2,00 per keg.
Starch Cc. ' ,;
Oround Spices 35 perdoz.
Tar $l,2.r( $5,00 per bbl.
Mafches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per lb.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 23.
FLOUR The market continues dull and
unsettled; sales 200 brls old ground siiierfiiie
at $1 25, and 60 brls extra family, a fancy
brand, at $5 00.
UUOLhRIhS Sueur firm and in fair de
mand at HJ(n".lc. Coffee in good demand at
IU3(ie lic .Molasses dull at 4 4(ii)4oc.
WULSKY Dull. Sale 6M0 brls at 17c. in
cluding wagon.
will. At Demand for prime white for ex
port continues fair at $1 00;ii 1 10, tho local
millers are ottering but $1 U5. Prime red in
fair local demand at $1; sales 1520 bu prime
red at $1; 150 do prime white at fl 10; 250 do
good white at $1 04, delivered; and 20U do at
105. .
CORN The market dull, but without any
change in price ; we quote it at 43c. ; in
bulk.
OATS Receipt have fallen, and the do
mand being good, they advanced to 37j(n,3bc;
sale of 700 bu in bulk at 3" jo.
RYE The market ia unchanged and dull;
we quote prime at UHf;70c.
liARLEY Old nominal at HOtgSjc. Lit
tle new coming forward, and maltsters are
unwilling to contract for future delivery at
price asked: sales of 600 bu new 75c; 500
bu city mult at $1 02.
HAY Demand good, the market firm at
$15 Ollcr lo 00 per ton for prime new, and
$1H 00 for extra old, in hales, on arrival.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, July 21.
There Is no great activity in the market,
prices as a general thing being unsettlet'.
New wheat is arriving in considerable quanti
ties, but ia held, it is generally considered,
higher than tho market for any great length
of time will warrant. A better article was
never thrown upon the market than the sam
ples we have seen.
f l.OUK No sales; held at $;i(n 5 50 for
best brands.
WHEAT Sales of red at 1 12, 1 11, 1 10,
and white at 1 12ftU 15.
CORN Sale of small lot at 47.
Nothing doing in other grains.
New York Market.
[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire.]
NEW YORK, July 23.
FLOUR ReceipU 9,954 bbls; market
heavy ; sales 8,500 at 5 05(o5 10 for suierior
state; 5 Otka-j 10 uierfine western; S I5fjr)
5 40 common to medium extra western ; 6 40
oT SCO inferior to good shipping extra K, H.
O.
RYE FLOUR Steady at $3 504 20.
WHEAT Receipt 61.77H.bu; market
heavy; sales 90,000 bu at 1 2S(.cl 26 for Mil
waukee Club ; 1 30 for winter red western ;
42 for white western.
RYE Steady at 82 J.
BARLEY Quiet.
CORN Receipts 77,371 b.u; market dull;
sale 49,000 bu at Gl(u,G2 for sound mixed
western; 65 for round yollow. ;
PORK Firm at 18,50 for old mess;
18,S7(il9,50 for new.
WHISKY Dull at 20j2l.
BUTTER Fair request at 1067,15 for Ohio
1019 for Bute.
Printing Materials.
Type and Stereotype Foundry
It. ALLISON, Kupt.,
Viae Street, Claelmaatl, Ohio.
Ma.
I,B1NT1N0 PRIlHHEM, tWa, Galleya, e. Neva
UiHik, and Job Tvne. Ink. aud I'miuiui Matenal.
every UeM,ripliian. Hnuid. and lm.ru lMler. of
varioua at v les. brsesoriiav. isf aU kinda Book., Mil
sa. Palisnl Medicine larecuiaia, ltlvl Joua, Woo.1
Cuu.ek)' Jhiatauviriaeiuall He braia-hiai, luvSS
Agricultural.
I'NiUklAN UKAKS.wwr.irre.t the lw Hny Uwl
lw grow it in thitt vW'iuity. A flu lot ot linn gfVK
I on luuid airii (or naiv a the lMvl.u Mure mini
AgtK'ulturMi WarehoUM, No. IttiU Tliir.1 4. etit of ttte
mayiHlbUwa ' ;
GASl'KN RKKItfl. Jnatreeelved, a ftoe hit of freh
ltd puraUanteu (fcetiit. ub aa ICai ty Vorii 5tt.
tasaAfw. (stiafHr Luwf sutsl trHv W uutiiurtMi It (WaiMkfe. and
agina vtuiety of rtttnt( ... Krty MUmmI B(, trtv
t'tauni)arr, lUrty 'ulirlttuer, tHy ittrnl, t'Uiuti, Lt
Umhp, lrv, lCgg flaiila very early ttma, an, Mel
oua, mm! wihtr sMirt io niiiiionrUat Ut inflation, u fit4' ti
with a vJmmc UA at flower twda of lit try ImH
aaua. t L. aiMdUtlLL, -
Itaytoa Agtvultonil V .(- tiouse.
felA. , , . , M vk, win f u-4orti
FAIR PLAY.
I).
BICKKIIHn mil. Inform hia ftienda and Ihe
IMilAei that ae has a. laraw and a koimI aa aa-
aorlineia uf tioota aud isImmm aa oaa la- found ia the
city, au.1 lie will aell a. low aaauy oueisan UuU nieana lo
noueet. lie eaiesa aoou mmiu law, aaieaiw
mIwmm. worth U.I.IA.I AI.UU. If an. Maw .Im ma. II I.
me of ai. MMiueMa, ao Iwus ae Mtey m. ti-in a-ahtng, I
tut keliaaeliuap n.aHa auj aiwaa.aad wiUm-II aalvw I
auy wua cau enord.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Daily Empire.
il 2
to reach this city, that our mercantile marine
ia subjected to the most annoying perplexities
in the water nt P ether land India; an much so,
indeed, that unless some remedy bo interpos
ed by our Government, no American com
mander will risk his life and the properly of
nta employ. r in those sea.
Several case of mutinous conduct reach
ing to violent assrults on the ship's officers,
have oeeurrd within the past few years at Ma
teria, Onuradaya and other Dutch East India
ports, and when the authorities were invoked
tor protection, the answer was the alleged
outrage occured under the American Aug,
and were not recognizable by the Dutch au
thorities. The cases of the Hussar Norman,
and the more recent one of the Gray hound.
in which the estimable son of Captain Hussar
was brutally murdered, aro well known iu
this city. Tho last named case is now before
Tr. Illlxer, the solicitor of tho Treasury, aud
shows a degree of siipercilousness on the part
..r.i. I.....L I :A . . .
iii iiie iMiicn aiitnoruies ai imiavia amonnttng
almost to the offence of parlicepii rrlminit.
The opinion obtained that wu should have
a new convention with the government of the
Hague, and until such convention is ratified,
the l liiled States should by all means send
some of our most prominent naval officer to
that station to guard against further injuries.
Joseph Gales, of Ihe Nationnl Intelligencer,
died last night, in the 75tli year of hi age.
Ho was, during two-thirds of his life, connected
with that establishment For several years
past he had been very infirm, but continued
his usual visits to the office, until toward tho
end of last week ; having deservedly Is en
held in the higest esteem by all classes of the
community, his decease occasions the deepest
sorrow. Mr. Gales is to lie buried on Tues
day, from his country scat, Elkinton, near this
city. There will probably lie a large proces
sion. The I'. M. General is about to issue an im
portant circular to Postmasters, requiring in
all cases postage stamps, and not money, to
be used in prepayment of Mistnges, ancf pro
hibiting the use of the dating stamp in can
celling postage stamps. A neglect to cancel
postage stamps effectually, or to post-mark
letters plainly, will regnrd'as cause lor serious
censure, if not removal, aud all Postmasters
arc required to report every instance of such
neglect at tne appointment oltice.
VAN BUREN, ARK., July 22.
Iutellieence reached hero this veniuir thnt
the overland mail coach, coming east from
California, met with a serious accident at
Mountain Pass, in the Choctaw Nation. Tim
horses ran away, killinir one nerson. and ii
jitring several others. The coach was com
pletely wrecked.
The mail will be delayed boiuo thirl v hours
beyond the usuul time.
NEW YORK, July 21
The steamer tiltnn sailed to-duv for South
ampton and Havre with 120 pnssenircra and
tiO,000 in specie. 'The t'ttltim will wait at
i-Bie Jtuce, on Wednesday next, for the luteal
advices hence. She took New Orleans mails
of the 17th, and terrains of the 20th.
The steamship Glasgow aailed for Liverpool,
with 150 passengers and $160,000 in sjiceie.
LAWRENCE, Mass., July 21.
A largo wooden building, owned by Air.
Huzelton. in counection with tho Haverhill
Loan Fund Association, and occunied hv anv-
eral Irish families, was nearly destroyed hv
lire this mornimr. A woman and child was
burned to death, and two firemen worn badly
i ivn:-.- ..i.. J
iiijiiicu ny a lulling Cllliuucy.
MILWAUKIE, July 21.
At a meeting of the Common Council Ibi
afternoon, it Was unanimously naolved to in
imse the scheme to cntiitnlize the indeblness
in tne .iiiiwouRie and Mississippi Katlmad, nr.
der the city is put on an equal flatting with
other creditors for tho full amount of city
bonds issued for tho benelit of said road.
FORT SMITH, Ark., July 22.
The overland mail July 2d., arrived this
morning, bringing some of the passenger who
were injured by the runaway.
The California dispatches aro very mengre,
nothing having transpired since thu last de
parture. There i literally not an item of news tin..
tho disiiatch sent to Visulia on Saturdav.
Not'. The above mentioned disnutch aenl
from San Francisco via Visulia, tins not been
received either at Van Htii-eu or St. Louis.
Rejwrtcr.J
FURTHER POINT, July 22, 8 A. M.
t the A')7A flrilun now due with
European news to the 12th inst. Weather
clear, strong northwest wind.
The l'alettiiie, from Quebec to Liveriajol,
passed down at 12:40 A. M.
NEW YORK, July 22.
The steamship -4n arrived liere this eve
ning with California mails of tho 30th ol
June.
Three American vessels which were re
cently seized at Miuatlun, had been given up.
The British troops had evacuated Sun Bias.
I
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.
For ten days past fires have been raging
in the pine forests of New Jersey, on the line
nf the Camden and Atlanta rond, between
Weymouth and Egg Harbor. Jduny Square
mile of timber are burnt with sovcrul dwellings.
FORT SMITH, Ark, July 22.
The telegraph line is now completed' to this
point and an ullice oH?ncd for business.
ST. JOSEPH, July 22.
ores arrived here last
evening, with dates to th 13th.
Denver City had been visited by a severe
thunder-storm. The ruin fell in torrents for
more than an hour, Hooding the streets and
uoing great aumage to proicrty. '
A negro man named Stark, was shot bv
" naries Harrison ca Um 1 lib mat., but not
dangeroualy - - ' - - - - -
'The advance division of United Slates troop
from Camp Floyd passed through Denver City
uu i ne i jin, cii route lor Ansoiiin.
Rich discoveries are rcorted from the west
slope of the range, one hundred miles from
Califuruia gulch. Lumps of gold are said to
uave ueeu lound ut tho size ot a hen a egg.
Business dull and money tighter than ever.
by
BOSTON, July 21.
- eontaiiiinu eleven m rsona
was run into by a schooner, lust night, iu the
uarmiT, uruwniug, two young women, aged six
teen aud aoveiitceu years, and a young man
all Irish. Names not yet ascertained.
NEWARK, N. J., July 21.
lueuenuMTseroiuiii ctiy held Tinnisrv
meetings to-day to elect delegate hi the Slate
I omentum, Ihe election resulted iu forty
nine delegate on Ihe Union electoral ticket
being chuaea to eleven straight-out delegates.
The Donela men are dia.sutialied wilh the
result, and will choose a full sot of cuutesting
'legate.
FULTON, N. Y., July 21.
The neonle rallied en masse but niLi i,.
ratify the nomination of llouglua aud Joho-
aou. three immense mectim; were held at
ihe same time, which were addressed, by Hon.
Edward Marshall, uf Ky , K K. -CUnri h, and
F. B. Spiuola. The greatest enthusiasm pre
vailed. At night the I Hiuglss club had a grand
torch-light processioo.
ST. JOHNS, N. F. July 22.
The steamship iWoso fnnu Kew yur. .,,
rived off this port at 11AM and aalLsrl I
u u r.-r i T ' Ua "" at 1
"P.H,I(W.',;,
NEW YORK, July 23.
' 1 he steamship Juna from Liverpool 10th
vm ytieeeslnwn 1 1 1 h, ha arrived. Ne
mainly anticipated.
Pnlermo advice of the 3d, stale that Gari
baldi hail held a review nf 9,000 volunteer
most of whom were very young.
An inspector of police bad been murdered
near Palermo.
Garibaldi had issued a decree threatening
with banishment and even death to whoever
should rise against the former police, and
slating that special commissions had been ap
pointed to discover those functionaries who
ltatl opprossed the people, - - '
The Neapolitan exik-s in Turin were nearly
all returning to Naples.
NEW YORK, June 23.
news New Granada late that un
act for the separation of the State of Hull via
from the Confederacy was formally proclaim
ed July 3d. Other StaleB were in open ho
lilitics to the Government, and the- Mtatos l,f
Snutander and Magdalen wore also to sepa
rate. Sun Snlvador had prohibited the in
porlation of foreign spirits into that Republic
after the 30th of June.
NEW YORK, June 23.
Hie stenmcr Arid arrived at this port from
Aspinwnll, and brought $tt75,2HO in California
Treasure.
" ThlT JVfniiiie- " Washington correspondent
says the defalcation of th New Orleans post
master amounts to $50,00 I, as appears by the
book of the Department.
Advices from St. Thomas, stato thnt the
Danish Government has sent a commissiot cr
to Washington to negotiate treaty for the
purpose of getting a new stock of laborer for
St Croix. The pnqiosition to obtain captured
Africans for apprenticeships nt St. Croix, in
stead of lieing retured to Africa.
Thn dwelling of Hon. A. H. Conger, at his
farm, Rockland co., was burned yesterday
morning, five farm hands perished in thu
flames.
Foundry.
iiRaav 1. hrowx,.
..a. a. taw it
BROWN & IRWIN,
HA l-.llie la-si ofcharcoal and common HorxeHho
Iron.
HHOWN rrtwiN
liave the beat of Kontid, Hmnre and flat Iron.
, , lllHiW.NAIIiv.IN
have the boat of Itaml. Il.,p. Oval, Half Bound and
tsheel Iron.
WiiW.N A IHWIN
have the best of Wagon, Huggy, wpring and Dandy
Tire.
1MOWN I II WIN
have the best ol Nonvav ali.l Hi-cuaor Nail Rial..
IIHUWN A IKWIN
liave Ihe la-id Mini, alecl atal Hlab Iron.
I1IIOW N A IKWIN
have the best ofllotui.l, flat, H.iuare and Uelagon 8bil.
in.. . t, m i ii ,v i :,
have the best ol IMt-liurnli Hprings and Axles
llllliW.N A IIIWIM
nnvo the best of Carrage ll.il. Hand., and Tire and
I u HI".
BltKWN A IKWIN
have the best of I1. IIi.wh, Anvil, mid Rolid Box Vinea
IIKOWNAIUWIN vises,
manufacture aud .ell stove.. !.il,,w Wan. ,
ItltnWNAIItWIN
keep Tin of all kinds, Hheet, .me and Iron
lllluWN lltW I.N
keep CopiH-r and Tin Hottoms, lll.s k Tin and Ho lder.
11KIIV . a IKWIN
keep pie plates, fruit .,, to and l.illoms, Ac , nil o
which will be sold to Hie Im at the lowest i.m .i
mill
Notaries.
TOHS
time
lT. KRIKUI.KH. NllTtltV priii.ii-
lltli-e Cenli-ul lusmiint-e llltl-e. Al.r.iv-.
N-slo, tju-tsuieof Mam. between Kis on.1 and Tliir-i
Having received the app.iiiilliK ul of .Notary l"ublB- III
in and Sir the county of Mmiiomery, I llan.'the un.ler.
snmmi take, this method to imiirin histhends an-l th
iiiiNii-gi-iu-nillv, thai he i. now prej-an-d lo do all Hie
laisinea. erliuiiing to nud ofliee tliui iiu.v be elitrusteil
lo liiui.eorreetl,andon the .hnrtct notice
i""!"f HS IT. KlIlkni.ER.
JA1HRS TI HSmt, .ICSTICkTTk tIIK I'KVCK
AMI NllTAItV PI III.IC. Iiltl.-.-, llis k-inud.lii s, '
on .lf.ra-r.on. street, near Ihe Corner of Third, in the
r.aim S.nnrrlv oci u,ied bv JusU- e T.-m ia i-. ParUeu.
lar altontion land to drawing lieisl., Mortgages, Cm,.,
tracts, lloiel., and Ugid Paia-re. Also, .'..llis-li,.,,,
pminiit. llir.j,
Belting.
tlOV it HIIAHP,
Maunfiu'tui-era of beat
Oak Leather Belting,
pt'ltllKK MKI.TINtl, Ija-e Ivsilbernnd Tire Kngine
It llose, mi. I Simon Hoee. 1'nee low and onlers
pi.iiuplly tilled.
All our work warrante-lto prove .allsna-torv.
Addroea, IW A HIIAKP,
rnhxiinli as Walnut slruet, tie uiiiati.
House Furnishing.
TIIKOUOKK BAUI.0H',
ImiNirter and Wholesale Dealer in
China, Class and QuiTiiswarc,
OAI. OIL AD FLMULAMPK,
PLATKD AD BK1TTAXXIA HACK,
Looking Glaeeee, C utlery, Ar.
XTttS. 30rt AND 3N HF OM BTKEKT
KOI'TH
1 fitif, m-iuivn Miiiu iitnl Jt'tlt-t'4ii
Tr.YTN, O.
pLATKIl WAKK-lf ou u.oit a g.riM HH
t.r Ku'k. I htivo k..I tin 'in ,,r -u1h( ,t
iIhmii lo ( HhiU they art at.Ultir, I'taNt ti
Irttcd SihmiIi
ih1 WHinuit
..It aia.t.
C.dl aud g-l n ginni aith-lf. T. ItAKM tv,
"' - N. htm nd ;w tui-utui nl.
rAITKHH- haven ft w H.1
and a LM'tifrwl twtrlitif ii
uf a h u hp nor article
(if lltivilllllll uruslAial
Imli t will
iny-M
II at rttjih tij j.rit t rt.
T. It Alt row.
Nf. aortitn ) :iom Mtv.dpi t
0
HNAMKNIX
t bnat Vaai-s;
!atillctM-kN:
Bo-tnet llol.k-rai
Alan-It Uoiee;
Kigure. and 5a-knaekt
my-.'l
T. rlAHUlW,
?N1 an-l 3ns ess-ial at.
CJI.VKXWAKK.-l,.IBakew.ll A Lyons' beat Due
I I Iiiiii-L... TulJe Tuuii4r:
a-Mta j,,; .
I.eiiiomule -to;
Ibu- Aa;
Kruil Slaode; Prea-rve nt.hs-a:
tloMia, Claim paianaial W meillas.., Ae , Ac.
mj-JI T. IIAUI.OW, :aa and 3s.oml .1.
V COMMON UlEESVAUlT
NOW di-t luu-ging at NVw York n-oin htp "!,ifc-y
1 1K.H1IMMM1, rife pKwk of ( t.uiTiiun Kanlifii
niire, uitwt irintt) l.ttrn-H f Htiirt-.itJ'-liirt, Kitg
iHii.i, t.r.i.T-.i -i.n -nly f,,r t(,i i.mrkft. The ar-oii-uit
iti tntta.t4, it in.n, of ftn. following:
(.'OIIMIIOII I'. Hlht Pilllllf.i 'Vii;
" Kded Vlntea;
" " InHhe-:
" ' HiaiirWr and Jugii
While Htr.ner.aftW-. r-- and I'lutff,
ri Hti. romi-h-it;
Inuter
" ' i Ware, with Gold rWuui:
TV and Tinmr Wnn.
Ma.rtrl NTHY M E Kl :l A a'TH, a ieliin to fuin-fauH
iii onifiiud ku ktiff. ih vt rsUt r, .ot. taming hii
INMirtlllCttl lit lilt tit- tlU.VO lUtllt.'.l g-He-l. HOi IIIIM-ll
bwfria i'-i-e IIihji bt buy from tii- h.-i,e. Men-h
intw iii M.tnl of ware will b-uaf call and cikHmiiie a.y
u k Ist'i'urc ur tiMMiig. .J Ni. T. UttJ.K.
ml I 'itbUiig, Thinl irf.
Refrigerators, Ice-chests,
HIKSKU'8 ICK ('KEA.V FKKEZEK8,
Bath Tubs, Water Coolers,
Tllll.KTek'TTX. ASH
HOUIK .VI HWIgHIHU tjO.ODI,
At
my
A. W. RICK A Cil.'H
HloirTitt aad JttjAli Hiore.
II I1-.I..II liiul.iug, iatou.-SJ
House Furnishing. Saddlery.
Spring and Summer Campaign
SADLER SHOP.
IMKW HAHKOHU,
51 JtlTt r-oHSt.. BIrm of the Saddle,
AVKt n luuwt a tunfp Rfnmntit of Km-Wit ir
ai. Tniu-iB. VsUiawa, I'arpfl laf,i'll.tr, WhilM.
Ma, H upm HUuike4a, aitd a ii-uiuj tau vwtir uf miiv
IU ItMHir bltfHt Kl lilttfal i'ra-ltl l-TH fat.
niti'ii uur tlwuik" lotlte LxttJic tor ilwir liberal
j.rHHkM, rM( uk a (Sjniiaaa-e M Itm auue aa a ara
Jt'ttTllilUMt to (IM'Jlt ll-
mm" aiytMiuui of all ktad ToairUy aaamlaa to,
luyJ