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Railroads.
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
rnnT 1,1 nk m-'M hay n n to fmkt wavnk,
M t HK'AiJO, Til,r,IMl am, liFTK'HT, two trams
daily, exociit snniiM. until nnther notice.
Lenten n ton on nnivf.1 of trains from (Inclrmati at I
:4.i a. m., nrrmiiK at Ioo"nat4p. m.. Jietrmt at HjBo I
p. ni., end Chicn. t H4rt i. ml I
The k n. in. train arriving in Toledo at 4 ft. m., l
tmit nt a mi.. and chM iiuo til n.tifin. m.
I'ncnHfm hy each tram tor the east hare me ho?ir I
at foiodo, nnd arrive In Cleveland in aame time a liy
Clyde tiin.
Hoth trains make close connection at ftetmrt for the
F.at hy Hi II rami Trunk nnd l (rent We-tern Uailwaya I
1SWWHWJI
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VOL. XII.
DAYTON, OHIO:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
AUC.UST 3, I860.
NO. 20
of Canada. The time to New York find Ho-h.n hy this
route in the wmie nt vm Clyde, and only three lioura I
and forty niinntf h more Hrm via Cohimhu hue. ("as.
a-ncr hy this lirwenoi the ureal Hiinsion H ridge
Rim paa in niroo? view or iiajxirn rnu.
(i-'if'M litN'ked through and fore as tow a h my I
outer mute, k. m. rnur-suhMt,
(Inti. fci!iHriiU'H'lfiit, Ihnton, 0.
N. HIIdF.MAKKH.
Rp-TO fien. Frieiiht find Prm icn-r Atft. Toledo.
Greenville and Miami Railroad.
i. .yr"vJ .st'v.-r 3
4 'II A N4i K OK TIMK.
fAN and after Monday, Julr :nh, .MiXl, until fttrther
y notice, trims will rim a follow s:
Leave Itavtoii nl rt.'iUnm, ami f,:no ptn.
Arrive at I'liion l ? u p m, 11 8,uo "
IMMI'llMSfl.
fjcava Vnion itt !: n m, hikIMhi p m.
Arnie at Ihiyton 11 In 4:4A "
aa.lvirc ns low hs hv anv other route.
For ti'-koto nnd further information, plennc apnlv to
flfwnnel w Kim, lienerul Ticket Airent Hi the 1 num
lepot, With HtHH.
jyil II. f!. HTIMMdV, Hnp't
Dayton, Xenia and Columbus Railroad.
,H'H Ihiilv Tniim Kntt iiohimlm. Through
. iH EfU rrom iHtvion to fin tiic.
Four lfiily Tniinn ''.tut, Iciivinx Ihivton for Uift
f.nmt. urt ToIIowm: niifht Kvnrv'Mf i'JMu a. in.: Cinoinnnu
nol t:iiiiiihiK Ihty Kxprf jo nt 0:20;. tn. thie truin
Itt-oponlv Ht X inn ftinl Ijoo'loli. Ac-ommoiliitiot) ft:lft
p. m.,Htop itt Ml wiiy ftnttoiifl tirtwfi'n InxyUm mid
Conin)Hi.
Arrivitiitnt Iyton, nl(rhtoxpron2:22ft.m.j Aocom
mo. Int ion ii: in ft. ni.; tioliiinliii nml ('tiicininiti Iiy Kx
prcMH :t::i p. tn. -r
Truhit rttn ly fVliimlim littn, wninh in 7 mlnntoH ftw
Ut limit h tyto'ii tiiiio.
Thioiitfh hfk. tn ';m lio Ii:n1 flr nil Kutrn ritlon hy
nillioKon r. It. WMtM N. Ti. ki t A nt.
V. W. Wi'MiWIU, HiM-nnl.-n-lrnt.
aWMAi.Om'l A n't, I'nyton, O. tpCl
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. R.
75
HDMMKK Alilt A NiiKlM KM".
QA A- M.'r. in.iil tnito It'iivrw the Six Htrwt
'lw' ln!it tit 7 n in, via Mprititt-lil.
fIflW Kurt un J Wfi'onn'tK vin ('lytU-.
.Iiill.N . lU'KHON.Hup'f.
M. CI. Vt.rr, Gen. Tk kot A writ. iy'M
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton R. R.
ayrj
CH A Nil B t'F TIMK,
ON ml after M.tn.lv, April IH, IMtn, PiMPniicr
Tmiiw will httvo tho Hixth Htrwt lHpot, Ihiyum
fir CiiwinnHti, tv follnwn:
AiViiHiti in, m:imii, :t::wt p m. And n-.'Mt p tn.
ItHiimmK, Will tt-uvi- riicHntntti for Ihiyton t C:XI a
m, lo:iu a m;'-Mi p in,, and v-.:m pm,
Tito li-.'Mt p in tmiu rtopMut Midtlli'townand Ilnmiltou
Duly.
iy.W I'ANIKFi MrLAKKH, Hnp't.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
t HKAT NATIONAL IK m'K. Termitmu- nt Wnni-
1 T intrton ati'l It'iltimor on the K;it, mu Wlwlmir,
l'iiHooW and l'trkf ruhnrif on thv Went , ril which plm-e
ttnnitfH with ltAilnlf1 Htonmcm, o., for nnd from all
points in tin Wft, Houthwortt nnd Nurtliwi'nt.
Thr Trftin Dnily for nit tin Kiixtcrn CiticH.
"ThiA is the only route to Wiwhintrfon City.
PuiHMiuorii by thiw routo mn vinit lijiltinioMi, I'hiln-
pi'ljihiu, Nfw York nnd HoKton.utthe cost of a ticket
to Boxton nlone, hy other linow.
Tlironh tickets to the Kiutemeftieeftnhe procured
Tin Wrtwhmifton City nt an inlditioiml rhnrKe of i.
Time rut nui-k nnd fnre n low an hy any other fOMtr
"Hleeiunif 'arx on nil niirtit trnti'iH.
Inquire tor tieKetn via Haltitnonftiid Ohio It ni! road,
Al Any OI lite pnneipiii muinmu uiiiiTumiur niw.
.1. H. HI'hLIVAN.tien. Wertern Ag't.
I. M. XLK, en. Ticket Ag'k
W. P. KMITH, Mister of TranHMrtntinn. nldtf
Fruits.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I AM now oHi rinn my linli1 utork nf I'BACHES
At No.04, Jxlli'riuin wti'eet, lliutuu Hiiililmic. They
Hill tie hniiixht ui ItvhIi vvvry dy. !v your niMurn
hikI ihyy will be wmt lo your houw frw of itlmrjf.
jy30 UANIKL UAK.ST.
New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY . AND CONFECTIONERY,
109 MAIN STREET ABOVE FOURTH,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MAIIKET. :
JOS. B. HOHI.ER would ntinnmii Ut hin FrifinlN and
the (;itiwni of Daytoit mtui viriltity. thtit he hii" juiM
. opeueuniKl rt'litusl id eltiKHiit style h new Hnluou.whi-re
net will ne nrepnreu vi wft in. viictuiot-i. uruon..
mehUt of nil kiudH. via:
. ICE CREAK. I,EM0NAIE, SODA, NECTAR, c
In the best ttyle. Tho I-mllen' Knlnon, (up utolr.,) 1
uriwii.itm7iivihinK oflhe kild before tU'iiiu-i in tin.
c"v;.. . . w or
u...i, u...,..,..,-. v.im Kinu-M. all kind,, of
l'ouud' HiiJJi ll 'nkeH.ij liit ll, lni.ton, Miiiier, Kii-
ipir, I 'I,-!,,,- lUl'llflltWI Vimnrin, iiiikiw v j j ....
d:,uv iihc in mtnuiei.
IMt'l'lenM, tfive me a triul, at If o. 109 Main flt
niy.1 .
W. II. BIllXDEXliERG & CO.
TTAVK Just received
11
2 lioxed Ijemonw;
In down cans, tiovo Oystera,
in wwdis I'ea Nuts,
ft lsca Kts k iimnly, nd nndwhtle;
10 ilo No. Homiix;
G do Ls'tnouHyrup;
yl0
1 1 Iff ' K LKHKItUIKM, Ki-coivcd daily, at
J 1 WM. II. llliAM'KMM'ltti k '0.
Ij lilU Nu. : Tlitnl street.
Old Established Place
NKJ. OHMKIt'H STAND.
Corner of Mailt nutl Recouil Mtrce(t
JAVTtN, OHIO.
J. FELIX, Proprietor.
IllSold and popular estalJihiucnt Is now in com-
X l'i"'" tnui for the (Spring and biiiuiiicr tMasons.
FUUSH FltUlT
of vvcry variety, and nf the hct qualities, Mid at the
luwcsi niws.
FINK CAND1KS,
and every deaorlptlon of Confoctlonery.
FIN R CIUAUH,
of the most approved branda.
HPHIN0 TOV4,
'Pima. Jiooolnir RoiMts. Ac. Ac In l;nve rumntitiea, and
at priecN wliK'h hrmg these play things within the roach
ot uvery euiiti,
ICK CUKAM
aupilied at any tint ordered.
n .Ctill at the old pi a. -e, w here everything in the
nun le nation IWwy trrmn, jor i.ixm ntj
D'Arcy's Saloons,
I'oBt OlTIco llniimna-, Thirl
KVKHV DAY AtiU EVKNINO.
TOR CREAM, nil nnvors! I.enion. Vanilla, Pine A
l. Hintulm-. i. . nimlNhed toonl'-r.
Alo, every d,'.irlle alyle of XI,IM1 CHINKS
nruiuuily sui!i'U hi t'u.
,.,iil lihii (if all kinds, Toys, kr,
Ttllltll STREET,
apl.t A'tlinnniK Post 1MB,.
Millinery.
miiLiXERY mm at cost
rpilE whole stork of Millimry Onoda, eoinpriwng
BJX.NKTs, KIBUUXB, KL0HKI1B, IACKS,
Slnw tlawlii Head Dreaaea, Hueliea,
Ae., and a lar,(M aattortuuait ot
V A N O Y OOOUH.
Nowln
vusuviifvantf ernnr nun I IB0 uniivr
l"1"" 'n aioni.rn.uL.ra
V.innariYOOIklueted lv Mr. P. B. l.uaMas. wilt
I, it at 'Akit. hy private aale, luttil lite ttr.l week in
in t,r,ler to nmUw ik.ih hr a lai'M",' and rlnely
iHK-luim ,S I-A I.I, liiuilirt, wliaib will "fun kil
the SihI wei4t ill HeSen,lr.
LadM will Ltkuiau uall, vu k-;U Liruiiiiu, will w
(J K. H. JoNSM, Aeul for
jj jsdawla4. vioataiautua Waits.
PVLWHB SVRIIT ArrtftWOOB (iVNIUT rPTKI) IT
I. IC ELL "V Ac O O . v
New Kmplre Building, 110 Main St.
DAILT EMPIRK.
Nr week, (tnrnMe to Onrriern) I 1
Hy mini per annum, in advHiwe, A (Ml
One PMpmre, (KHinet NftniMreil,) one insertion.. .9 W
One titiimre, etudi nditioiuil itifx-rtion, 2-f'
lino hnmre, one r.rJ 1 A"
i hie P(Mnire, two week .,.. 8 V
One eo.unt-e, three weekih .... . 3
(Mm fxpNir, one month , H
Ihie nqimre, two months A on
One mpmre, three moot ha 7 "
One a outre, mi ntonfhn, 11 W
One Mo,ii:ire, one yeiir, Itt 00
0it-MKhtli column, with ix rhanea or kww, er
annum 2ft
One cttfhthcolmnn twelve cIiaiikch W no
Oitefnitrlli rdiiinn, rUxrhatijita orloiia,...... W
One fourth, twelve clmnffPH xi
trne rtiiirth column, cluml weekly M
Terino for Advertisements oeeimvinBA irrenter ie,
or for n longer prioil thmi itbove spwihod, made known
At the !mintin Homi.
Adverts sen icntH pnMished m noth tne daiit nmi
Wkkki.t Kmpihk, will Is- suljwt U nn additional charge
one-niui tne iiniy niicn.
All advert iHemcirtu aiv clmrtfc'l At the mte or nny
cents per sitmre (trf ten lines) lor the filt lnHirtinn,Hiid
tweiitv-rlve cent for every additional insertion, unless
hii nxrcfineiit In made (reviotH to tiiNLrhuii m the aliove
rales.
it Persons wisiunit to discontinue their yearly no
veiiisinx iniisl give noiu'c at the t'oiiniing ltoom. All
asimi aiiveniscnienis must w mni ior in wivnne-w.
The nnviletrc ol annusl sdventsersis limited U their
own Imsinoss, and nil Advertisements for the Is-netit of
other s-rsoiis, as well as IckjiI o;ven.is-nieiit-, aim no-verUu-iiM'iitM
of aiictton itk-s acnt ill hy Ihtun, l mint he
juii. I tir at tlic mrular rntcs.
Tnlsitc- of Mei-pe'ts, Notices, Meetinga of Literary,
Vihtnry, hire nnd older assiM-iations.or the holding of
Kiiii, to iv ikiiiI hiriut loliowst for one mmruiu il
nny siM'h notice, not execcf ling one square oft4-n lines.
cents, ini'l to is ills or every suiseoeui mwrnoii.
AdvcrtiM-tm-nts not cxecedinir onc-hulf Miuare in
lenglh, Inscited one tiniP for tfn cMita. All notices In
tended to promote private Interests, to lie. inserted in
the o al column (w hu h is only at the option of the Ed
itors) must ! aid for at the rsito of,H nts sr line.
No t uts, stcruolv iwa or elwtrotyjs.s hiHerted, unless
nil Mcl.d.
WEEKLY KMPIKK.
One eripy tier annum,
...Si rn)
.. l w
in cimiim of twelve or more cucn,
I'liymciil in iitivuiictt in nil cusea.
Weekly Adrertlslngr
')imre.
of tell I i ilea or less,
three
$ 1 r.o
H
, 4 wt
, 7 ft
, - l'i IK)
WCCKS
Per ntnue, eaeh week in addition,.
Per square, three months,
I'er wiitare, six months,.
Per square, one year
TWO HOUR'S SIEGE.
A REVOLUTIONARY SKETCH.
BY GEO. MARTIAL.
line
Sep-U'lnlan-,
In-SiMM-Uou
nn,r'
It wits pant iiiiilniL'lit of the thirteenth of
Aii)rimt, commenced my grandmother, but
though the river was in front of us, and the
forest Btretched for miles behind u, and away
to the right and left, I could not catch even
the sight of a leuf, or the ripple of the water,
so sultry and heavy brooded tho darkness
around us.
I had not been in the best of spirits that
day; for it was the time when we dreaded
every hour to hear of the bombardment of
New lurk; and thougn in tne noose ot
Thomas Oukley, first cousin to my tuther, 1
had nothing to fear, there had bung over me
such a terror and dread that day, that I could
not help fearing lest some evil hod hap
pened to my parents, who were still in the
citv.
As usual wmi tne sicepiess, an sorts 01 ian
cies tensed my brain. My room, like all the
others, was large, and turmsbed in tho style
that now seems so quaint to your young
eves.
j ne cnimncy-piece wita uitu wuu ,urnr
i. ;
inin, CUriUUni. nivugu, inw Mi.imniHuii ui
Scripture. The bed and turniture, that bad
nil been broimht. from hngland, was tall, dark.
stiff and carved; while the walls were hung
with sombre tumilr portrait And as 1 lay
aud wished for day, the tiled figures seemed
to move and glower at me in the uncertain
hiiht thut CBme throueh tue loophole ol a win-
dow; while I thought the eyes of the portrait
were, one and all, hxeU on me with a solemn
an(j warning stare; and ao it hapjxmed, that
I hnd heard tho old clock strike one, two.
and three, and was just falling off into
doze, when there enme a light step along the
hull; ana cousin uraco caucu in a strange,
senred voice, outside the door "Helen!
Helen!"
I was un in a moment, and out to where she
stiHid, looking like a spirit, with her ashy face;
ami fair hair all nbont her; and remember the
thrill of astonishment with which, Kpito of my
fright, I saw that sho was already dressed, and
held in her bund a powdcr-nosx.
Put on vour clothes as quick na yon enn
Nellie, said she. in a voice that trembled I
little, thouifh she was doing her best to be
culm, llrunt s men are coming, and father
wruU us all down stairs.
llrunt's men I It is difficult to make you
understand the horror with which thut mime
was pronounced mid heard; or to express the
terror with which, as I hurried on mv clothes,
I thought of liruce and myself in tho power
of tl.ose merciless savnges. io wouuer mat
I trembled in everv limb, or that Thomas Oak
ley and his live stalwart sons men not easily
daunted looked pnle, as they moved about in
the dun morning light.
I don't know as I have spoken to you before
if Thomas Oakley, a man over six feet in
height, nnd of a noblo presence, with a grand
face, that looked as if it might have bceu
chiseled out of marble, and hair as white as
.now tlumirh he was scarcely nast his nriuie.
, . .
We have no sucn men, now-a-uays. i nave
his portrait in my little cabinet yonder ; and
you may see mere mai ne iooks a ue was
.1 ., I. -
kindly ana noble gcnticmau.
As for his sons, they were like him tall
stromr-limlied, fearless, and devoutly attwuhed
to their statelv mother, who was preiwring
breakfnst, while they fastened the iron shut
ters of the lower windows, and barred the
heavv doors.
It's a shame to rout you out so early, Nellie,
anid Mr. Oaklev. as he noticed my pale, fright
ened face; but if we don't eat our break lint
now, tboBe rascals may not give us a clinnce
to get it at all; and to my mind, after a good
cause, there s nothing line a goou urcuhiasi
before going into alight.
"I wish Mark was here, saidurace.timnlly.
"No doubt, nussv; but I've sent for hnn.
Von Yost, the half-witted lad that brought the
news, has gone on after him and the volun
teers, who were to start for the camp to-dny;
and if we but keep the rascals at bay till they
come, we may give them as good a pepcring
as they deserve." -
Ay, if 1 but oh, that dreadful uncertainty.
The house was of stone, and so strongly built,
that it was doubtful it tliey could either rase or
fire it. Hut who knew what else might hap
ten t How inanv of that fair family would
rather around the board to-morrow morning
r. , . , , , :. . . .u.,iri .!- ).,,, I ihinL-
AU cniiureii, wa ,, ... - -
. . . .. .f. ..
the Hour be.or. tne auac u -or..
Tt wo. not to be expected that we could eat
"i. . " bf Kni I, .,;...! the meal was.
it was hardly over when one i
Mr. Oakley had posted at the
out tliat thoy were coming, and stealing along
the woods at ih. right, as if they hoped to sur
I nrise US.
nP. ,1,. men hurried with their rifles
the windows of the second story, while Mrs.
OaklvT. Iislf but still outw.rd calm, motiuned
to ui to follow, .nil bud out the puwdur.
Tlirn oiim. ul .ilenuft
"Look out, Kiuieon," aaidtri. futHer, in .low
Toloe, nd kU u wht the ku.re ire Uul
meal was
b; w
lookouL called
nd stealing along
?
-
''"Posting themselves around the house, but
under cover. Tbey think to catch us napping.
There's a man Miming this way now he
whr, father, it's Walter Van C'uyW."
Ve all started The meaning of this sud
den attack was clear enough now.
Van Cuvlcr had been professed patriot and
a warm admirer of (Irave ; and, on his rejec
tion by her, had gone away, vowing vengeance
on the whole family.
"The traitor," muttered Mr. Oakley. It is
he, then, that has brought down this swarm of
hornets. What is he doing now, Simeon Y"
"Ho has tieen trying the windows, to see if
they are fastened. Now be is at the door."
The words were drowned in series of thun
dering knock,,
Mr. Oukley went to Simeon's window.
"Who knocks below there 7"
"Walter Van Cuyler."
"What do yon want?'
"Food, rest, and shelter. Brant's men are
close on my track, Let me in quickly.
The sharp crack of a rille, aud tho wen . Is
liar and hyjiocritc, were his answer. A fierce
yell arose from behind tho haystacks nnd out
limldtngs, as twenty nark lorms rusheti for
ward, brandishing their weapons and liring al
andoni, while as many inure hovered on the
outskirts of the wood.
Within tho house was tterlect silence, bro-
kun only by the low 'now, Ihivs," of Mr. Oak
Icy, and the rour of the six best ritles in the
country.
1 hix down' A rtinn lor each bullet! Oooil
said the exulling voice of Mr Oakley. Tho
powder, girls, ami we II glvu em another.
J snower oi ouueis, nun rtiM.icu use nan
tones about the windows, cut short his words.
Mr. Onklev picked up some that fell harmless
to the floor, and hiuglied.
1 he serpents are kinder than I thought.
They arc going to keep us in bulls as well as
exercise. M) much the lietter, lor wo nuve
none too mnnv. Now, lsiys.
Another Hush and rour, and nguin the voice
of Mr. Oakley:
"h ire steady boys, and take pood nlm. Don't
waste powder.
A dead silence ensued.
They're cowed father they're sneaking off
to cover exclaimed Simeon,
Not they! they're only contriving some
new deviltry. John and Matthew, round with
you to the buck of tho house. (Irace my
(lol! where did that rhotcomo from? as with
slurp err. Hcubeu, the eldest, leaped three
feet up in tho air, and fell forward oil his face;
stone dead.
Mrs. Oakley sprang forward, and threw
herself on his body. The fair-haired eldest
hoy was her darling. Another shot came
crashing through the window, and bedded it
self deep in the opposite wall.
Aim at yonder tree, snouted Mr. onkley.
I saw the gleam of a rifle stock among the
leaves.
A third shot, whizzing so close pnst us as
to make us start buck; and then our ri lies
answered, and a dark body went down, and
struck with a heavy 'thud against the ground.
He s silenced, exclaimed Mr. Uakley, with
gleam of stern satisfaction shooting across
hi face. Hut I see none of the rest Where
are they hilling I
r ather, father 1 called Urace, in an agon-
ted tone.
Mr. Oakley ran hastily into the back room,
where she was. A stalwart man, in a hunting
frock, and so bronzed as to mnke it almost
doubtful if he were white or red, had swung
himself from an adjoining tree on to the bal
cony, and was trying to force himself through
the htt'e window.
As Mr. Oakley rushed forward, he dwew
the hunting knifo that ha wore in bis belt;
but seizing the sharp edge in his bare hands,
the infuriated father wrested it tram bis i
by main strength, and plunged it up to the hilt
in bis breast.
A fierce yell, and harmless volley from those
in ambush, received this new defeat, and then
came another of those ominous pauses.
What can they be alKiut, muttered Dimeon
who was again at the look-out. They sure
ly can t dream ot tiring the bouse.
1 he door, the door I guspeu liruce.
Uwht I exclaimed her father. The girl has
more wit than us all We must barricade the
hall.
Never mind the shutters, said Mrs. Oakley,
who had recained her marble-like composure.
We will bur them, and bIic began to draw the
bolls.
Mr. Oukley hesitated, for the task was one
of danircr; but there was no time to lose, and
chairs, sofas, and tables were piled up at a
short distance from the door, in what was real
Iv a formidable burricado. guarded, as it was,
by those unerring rifles. Tho smell of the
horning wood, and the smoke Mini linen me
hall, now crew almost intolerable. Air. Oak
ley placed us on the staircase, and exhorted
his sous tosumu close, nnii iiikr goim nun. n
portion ol'thc door fell in. Mr. Oakley raised
his rifle, and Walter an t uyler, who was the
lirst to snnnir in, staggered back with a groan,
The others swarmed in like bees, but a second
mid a third of those deadly volleys brought
them to a stand. No man cured to expose
himself to such certain death.
Mr. Oukley turned impetuously to his sons
Oivo 'em another, lioys : we'll beat 'eiu off
yet ; hut a mute shake of the head was their
a ilv answer. Tho powder was exhausted.
or a moment, a deadly puuor overspread ins
face ; the next, his voice rang out, clear and
firm as ever :
Close uul Draw your knives! e will sell
our lives as dearly as possible.
"tome on; ineir powuor is out, buouicu
man, who, with half a dozen others, hud suc
ceeded in scrambling over tho Imrriead
and was makiinr bis way toward the little
irroun.
"You'd better lie careful. Our women have
their knitting needles yot, retorted Mr. Oukley
derisively.
"We'll take care of you and tho women both
returned the ruflian aiming a blow at Sim
eon. that brouirht him to the ground.
A spasm coutorted Mr. Oakley's stern fea
tures for a moment and then, with a stran
gled sob, he threw himself headlong on his
Hjtsnilnnt.
"Kill him cut him down hes the devil
himself! shouted a dozen voices, but at this
moment arose another and fur different cry:
The relicls they are on us! as thundering
on trumping the cowardly wretches down
under the horses hoots came Mark warm1
with his liL'ht-horso troop. In an instant,
was confusion. No one thought of anything
but night; and the enraeed Americans mowci
the flying tones down like grain.
Then burst forth all the emotions so long
pent up. Father and sons threw themselves
into one another's arms; (irace fainted; and
Mrs. Oakley's stony coniHjsure melted into
flood of hysterical tears.
Ours was a joyful, and yet a sad house that
nioht for thou Jh we had been delivered,
it were from the very jaws of death, vet
,.r . hodios ol our ueaa were won us. rtu, tun-
. timn a(, ,iines
trying times!. There was . wedding afterward.
between warn ana urate, ami i umum
merrily a. any of them; In.t nojir Un, Oakley
ore mourning to the end of her days, and
t'" t word, on her litm were the name,
between warn ana urace, ami s ""
- ' "and 'wii
te..
to ed ner cyefc
t t (miiAHIAN (IRAM,naitrM lha Hay
1 1
I. llu. ra-inilv. A oIkm.- lot uf llu.
- j ....1 r... uuu. ,., tlm liu. l.Mi m. SAorw
Ar'iiltunu Wan-liouaa,
f. .
bv-i.ww
auu Thinl a.ntrila
Sewing Machines.
30. MOOriliVH Q:io.
Thirty Dollar Double I.orlt-Klld h
amily Sewing Machine
WARfMNTFIt to irm!;e the THoNiKST, mofl
KLANTH; IioL'MLK HUTCH of anv Machine
yet mndo.
WurrmiNfl to aew with eonal Iheihtv the Tint kmt and
TifiNNKHT ffnods used in any family.
warrauttsi u hem, smvii, guilier and fell to the sail.
faction nf nil. k
M.Th Mttchiaeenn he aetsn In operation at
PAVNES' BOOK STOIIH,
10 NO. 00 MAIN STKKKT.
H HKRLKR . WlIMOlf
SEWING MACHINES.
HuMon niillfiini:,
Cbranc tf TMnl nml JfJTermm Wrer'n,
PAVTON. OHIO.
WE oIK rthe Whccl"rrmd WINon flcwino machines
Willi ImiMO'tnnt ImnrnVi-t tin. nt iv.Iim Iiiiii nt'
on former prW. nnd Id meet the deiuniid for a
t.i m 1 1 1, Inw-prieefl Family uirtrhiue, have mtiiMlueed n
N 10 W sT I.I ',, urn lull ni'on the nhiiic iniieiilc, and
iktnn the sumo stiMi though nol so hii;lil liniMlicditl
FIKTYKI VM J()(r,liS.
TIlC clci.'tlieo. SIM-ed. nilMi'lrM4iiiuu in, I mi In-ilv i
Ihe lielehuto, t he lieflllt v mid stivoiftli f stil.-h. I'inu
l.lhi;rN J It HIIU'M. in.iH.--.il4.. m ntv.L mid
leavinir mi. h:.ue or ndyc in Ihe under side, llic iH-oim-
yol thread, and lelnpliihiliiv to tin- tlm loM or tliiu
st fHhni's, has rendered this' the most I'ln-oessnil and
pot mini' HeMtnif miudime imw mmle.
ai (ur viinuiis otlices, we si ll at New York prices.
in ive inMti'UcUoiN life of chni')ff , lo eimMe pun-tia-rs
Hi sew lutlioiti v seams. I.-ih. fi ll. iiiiiIi. u itht-r.
Ittod and (in k, all on ihe winite niM hoie. hikI tuiriiu.t it
for thr-e venra.
HKMMiK l ALL ViH A f'lUCULA P. miitnltiiiiir ftill
pnrtii-ldiii's, prices, U-slimolliids, cle.
J"" t . W.N'MNRUHJn.
QROVER Sc BAKER'S
KI.KI1UTKI
SEWING MACHINES!
Family Use and Manufut turlng Purposes
ov
VRR 40,000 in dnily am in the United Hlalesniul
l urnntries. Ki.init
I NlVKHsAI. HATtHPAtl'IONI
Tlies Miu-hlnes sew frnin ivn snonls: ihe tlnvad n-
lim no ro-wiiiilins. nnd umke a ttmnarr and au'aJ-
www scam inan any timer aiw-mne.
riin New MaoVilne for r,0.
lately inli-tstilel hy thi. (lnniHttiy, pffc,rni Us work
with a rapiility never t.-r., rti .iuiUetl-ia aliutmt iiuum
ess in iim o-rnuon, ani is
A FAmillTK
irer flimilv al,in it him lwn inlmriiH-nl fl flilli
susliuiis the alreiwty ex,--lleiit reitiiutlion of thecelrhra-
ted "llrover Uuker" Mm-liilies, A new and
IMPBOVKU HIU1TTI.B MACHINP,
Just nut, warranted ellnl to miy ill the market for
iiinmsi-iunnit pni'K,MH.
M-HiUearuuin In Ciucinnali, No, U West fourth Bt.
JAKES RICKKT, AGENT, 320 Til HID ST.,
ly lmu PAVTON,
Excursions.
GRAND EXCURSION
MO WHEAL AM) FOKTLAM)
FOltMAI. OI'KNINO
Dayton, Toledo, Detroit & Canada Line.
Dayton and Michigan
AND
Git AND TJtUNJt
RAILROADS!
Tina tlnnd OtNninff luivinir lsen iMistpntirsI until
now, mi opsirtiiiiily is sllordi-d to w iluess the i.-etlioii
ot tne I'nis-e ot nines, tne iimuuniiiion oi ine n'toiis
Bridge, (Jispliiy itt (uv-worKa, Jte.. h! Moitliuid,
UDlINI) Tltll Tlt.'KK'CH
Iiavton to Port lain) and return, i.msl from Auirut
1st to MepU-mlicr loth. Wilt U plnctsl 011 anlu in Ihe
lmon iepii on incz.nn ucm.
I'likcls will he endorsed hy aifcntM aellinu them.
ttttmi hi rati or mfHi on St. iMiftrnre Jiuer J'nmt
hnujMuHlu Muni teal or vihtr, tlicreh)' 111114 muscII'
Hers 1111 opiHirt ui my of weeii till Ihe uiuudWiit sccii'
.1 lie- ri, ijiiwrcnee niver,
jy-Jisllw
K. M. HMOKMAK Ktl, Knpt.
Hardware, &c.
all
as
the
-ofliie
of
Dial
LANQDON Sb BEO.
PBALsaa ih
IIARDAVA 11 K
H Main St., sign of the fad-Lock,
DAlTOSf, OHIO,
iv;
rilslHNi Hardware, Niils.Ae., Mecltanics' Tmils,
Mt HUcl Mill und X t ill Sows, Kuitll.ry llitnl
w.ue. t.':irriHirc 'rrunuoiiifs, Hnriloi nod Alcs, l-iil Itc
and Kimiiieled ('loths. nihla
OUAI.KH'H Patent ( ylualnciU hrti-h
nnd I'tirtM'
kj Hwe'srs, tor sale at
ap
Hi.rilwiire Hiore.
Oil, Vlh t'tiroetinxat Jisiern cost, 1, 1 ani
yard wide, at
.i . luniuivm 11.. ... Q..aa
175
KATH Kit liclluiKiit laANUlMiVt Hanlwure Store,
IH Mmnstieet. r. Jewel A NH1S ct ldHlUi"! I'
L. ..I Mtrs h.til. (' iteiilesl hikI HivelW Hlnl ltlttn
lltllii,)! nur'
mnusl.
mi.rit-tf
rMlTII Wr.sSiiN'H rnd Alien I'nlcnt Hevoin
1 Air tuile ui LA N i I M IN K Hurdwiire Slol. Ni. t
Mail) strel. 1 III nsioi if ioe trjim'-i 001- 1.1 mr w.ini
l .tiiu-ktr tlutniuiv oilier nslols art, uuiiised. s sure
nre ursHr ml cm nmuist. w mjur im t....w,i
urm Mid un itim lv hIIowiiik il Ui nuium hwlesl
IwiKlll of time. It is mi smile in lU eoiiHiriM-dxIi 1 1
li is uot loiUe lo K't 't "1" nrder. It is i rfn tl sft-
crry. The vy liinler holds seven h4e two more th
OtlMT aillrUI JUMOIS.
I11SHIN1 Tackle al LANtllHlN H Hitnlwara (More,
f No. t M Mmiii street:
J.sinll K.-), 1 '..!-.. $2.W to tll.nn;
Itniss luiMis'e, atuluplyiiiK niii Plain Rla, TfrcenU
hi tH.uu ew lii
rtiiMM Hooks;
llnisM (fiudesand Tips;
Cruss Mill, mid Linwi Ijnen:
Kxtra I .iinerx k Hooks andHnoo.. mar1-tf
1.1 K AT II KK M'STKUHAll prse. from Wcta
; eas-h.just ns-ctvcsl nt
TO UUIIKJK ULilLDKIW.
XTvrt,'K 1,1 tiarelf girfn lhat Mlpd rinipoaala
N In rmHv-d at Umi oiH, nt Um Aii,ti(r of aoiitfrv
,-,iiiil, iilii", in liavlou, until HATI'BliA
Aihoks lath, A. I laaii.al lu.,'. I.lt am.lorUi UouT
a't'iUM Hnuyaauruaa Ma4 KiTar tumt nauivilla.
.
A I-.,. ,r a Tm Brl.la, armaa Tom'a Kim. on
auiiiilry r,l haalins from raruieraliUa lu 'luuuawVar
ns , m JarKawiwwiw ".
I-. mm at it,. .Aiivaaiil Offlta. a lu-rf
mid -imji., a,-., -n
' aM iiit.u-iiiaiBi wlatiiis Ui iho uitoati la. ttao.
Hardware, &c. Saddlery.
Spring and Summer Campaign
SADLER SHO P.
t UI:W WAHFOKI), ,
, . .: i i
No. 53 JefferaOiiSt.. Rlffn of thi MrtuMo.
H,'lt on hiind a tnrpe assorlmenf of Huddles, Hw
ness, Tnink, Valises, t'urpct HHitH,f'i.lliir-'.Vhif,
Hi Us, Hnpse hlaiiltetn, imd u twrol iirietv tf evefy
thoiff in their ho nt lh Lone ilt.io.li l'ncn,
We return ourthaults to (he pohhc f.-t Ih. ir li's'fnl
rmlronniif, aisl ask a citiittrmnnco of the sstne aa we aw
delernuned to merit it.
tritepainng of mII kinds iwontptly at tern let) to.
1HTM-W
Watches, &c.
J. HKI.I HIOir,
HKA1.KK IN
Walches, Clocks and Jewelry,
rAisro-sr hoods, sco.
Main sit., bttwrrn 3i1 and 4th,
KAVTUN, OHIO.
Bff-Wnli'lie-,, CI.h U. nnit .if wt-lrv carefully ron-iirril.
!H,,I h, i-iiiiOhI. All kiti b of lliiliuit iiikI Kin,- I.IMinir.
f.l.l.'.lf
Watohes and Clocks.
JOHN REEVES
Wd'T,I w-fully hifortn Iiih nM entntners nnd
the piihlH' meuemlly tint urfWr an Hltseis-e of U-u
nidis he has returned u l;iMonaiid tiiken the shop
inerly occupied hy James W. Hwtus',
Mo. aM Third Hlreet.
Two doors West of (he Tost tIlice, wlicre hcMill he
happy to neelvcalh,t!d,iihtHieru H,(,,n mmivnew
ou.-s h may it.vor mm wmi h fun, ,ll kimts til
WA'h lll-X, t.'LiM'KH, AMI .PKWIM.ItV, r.i.iirel
in lit" i"-t nitunicr iimt on Mhort notice, ao ai,,
WiiltK WAUIIKKTKMl fc A Txir Uiitl in all ll.ut
1 1 ask. I'lcnac mill and uxamine work. U-tl2
IEMC)VAL,
0. W. THOMPSON,
Watch Maker and Jeweler,
HAS RKMUVED TO
NO. 90 MUX STREET, DATTOX, OHIO,
(Formerly flrnwn'a TTut Mora humi,He Onurt ITuii.e.)
A1!
Pi II nc,w nrtei'e to iIm pnl4tti a MiKrli stn'k of Jew-
vir ,'uiihiiiiu( ui jNtri m
(loll und KilvBP Wnt,hes,
CIXK'KK.
CHAINS
HKAIANI) KKVS,
BI.KKVK HH'ITilNS,
ANIiKTIHiH,
LAl'IKH A'lllNT'S PINS,
Mfl.VKK (-tmil.'H
Ht'ri'KIt KNIVKf,
' Napkin iumis, ,
hii.vku chid,
TniMtll.KS, AC,
flHVINf). JMHKrt.
AND IHIIU
With nam articles not ennint-ratcl.
I'erMonal nitentiwii invent, eH,irlnR nil kindaoTnue
W'Wi-heeaiMl Clm-kM. I warrant mv wurk.
Jewelry reiKUi-eit lu the U-.t licutner. Kiiimivilul
u,ne. j. n. i ,,,,,,, i-
iln-IS.tt N. OO Main alrnt.
House Furnishing.
K
nny
ml
U
ui
to$tt
j
will
COMMON UlESWAKE.
KOW discharging at New York from ship "I.ney
Thonipson, a larire stock nT Common tCartheu
-e, diiHs'l rmm the Puttoricsof Hlntt-irdshin. Knit-
land, ordered expressly for this market. Thu assort
mem (snsista, in part. 01 ine loiiowinu:.
Ootiitntui 0. C, aud P'linlcl Inns;
K-lfcdPlHtes;
lijshcs; 1
" 'linmls?rs and Jugs;
White PloneforTecs.Tejis and Plates;
T-n r tts, ('omiletis
IHnner "
lotu-i Ware, with Jold Htunl;
Ten and Pinner Ware.
u (tU N'TllV MKUI'HANTH.ttlshinffto punduise
hy the oriKinnl jMU'kne, ciut ei 4 'rules, criitmiuiiu an
HHHoilinont of hI the itlsive tun net uoodn, tuid mm h
iwer in price tluintn Ihiv from the shelves. Merch
ants m whul of wine will pleitMt eull itlid etiimme in
m k U'tiire piuvhaeinf, JMi, T. n,K,
my 1 1 ('Icon's liuiltliiix. Third si.
Q IJ I : J 0 N S Vr JV 1 1 1
BARLOW & HECKLER,
IMrOKTKa AND liKALtllH IN
1'hlte (irnnlte Nlourwarei
Pearl Willis du
Coiiiniou Qtieenawarri
Yrllo-rT KribfMwarvi
French Kolit hand t'hlua
inr while ilo
RulienitMn and Amerlraa Olaaiiwarei
l.oakliifc Olawami
Plated aud llrlltanla Warei
Coal Oil Lampaf
American and UnglUn Tab allvry)
Iron and Brlttanla Nonnt
Cone MIIUi Vtule-.llcl4si
Keallier Unaterai Paper Mlialei
Ten Trayai Laaitru., Toy a, Ave.
TltltT aUentlon Riven to the
RKTAII. TUADM,
iiinl tn.-uiy nrticles rcihiced iu price. Wnh our direct
uuiuiiiuicfilK.n-4 wnh
roKKKl.V M A I ' FA f Tf 7( A KS.
uml well known ns-ihttcs for
WiMK I'UtUH CTHiX.
we A-i-l 'aifident of Imhu). eu:d-e,l to oid-r Inducements
to Purchaser.. DA II LOW IIKt'KI.KIt,
jym ailsi s-otid stree
DI.AtKH WAHK-
If you want a 1-001I llirtetl Hpon
I or Koi-k, we have them tor snle,
Ktiii wttrnuil
hem to Is whtillhev me sold fur. Pitied uii Ai.haia,
t'-jtll aud gel a good arta -K
JIAHM'W a IIM IVI.IMI,
111 V J I No. ;SS. imd :s hci ohd si.
1 r AITKKrt We hsvenfrw sets ofa sttisriar nrlirh
T Hist it Kiiienil MvmHtoieit ot liicdiuiii unuiv
wha-h wu will m11 al rtHiis-cl nru-en.
11 u 1 . ' t 111,1 ii.r.n,
myil No. tu aiel KrMiiid st.
G
H MoiU.Ihsm Th!4c Tomi4ers;
IHisbt uo;
Leinolitklo do;
Hr rlo;
r'ruil Ktrtiids; Preserve Iislie;
UuUeU, t'namisiiKU.-uid W me li lushes, Ac. Ac.
HAKI.DW A H Kt'K I.KR,
inyil f and :meNimd tL
'IHl'IT t'ANrf. Just rreeiwd
L on doaeu Velluw Fruit Vxn
14o do 4 " " with rorksa
14 tin " ItiiUiii:
thir velluw cans are clmtce Imrueti aial Mlaaetl. Sur
iserior lo Ihe wnuiuu-y can.
1 . .... mbi 4 w u is 1 iru
Refrigerators, Ice-chests
MlSSKK-8 ICE t BEAM FKKKIKUR,
Balh Tubs, Water Coolers,
TilIt.FrTHKW, ASIl
iioviE uiRiiiiiiio oihiidi,
At
lny
A. W. Bll HVH
Slii,- 'I'm ait't Juitiu Hi,i-i,
HllKl.,11 11, ill.llll, 11IU'I1.
COAL OIL LASH'S.
JrsToaiml a Srw WjtMifMiilr,-h l.am.an,l
Drain Tile.
tn
nyur-
75,000 feet of Draining Tiles,
N haiul ami f,,r aula al rair Ka tory m (HKI.ANIl
I I .uu, mila raal ot luukai, im lli X
t-uht Tluiiaki
rwi,l.
..... IM l.al oi tha latvkai lliinh.
auisin. A. hllNliKMllAl. . Hll'l'EI.MAN.
Drain Tile. Boots and Shoes.
D. CICKFORO
WiHM infonn Ins friend- nnd the puMic that he
has opened nnd titled up in the txwl wtvle a new
store in ItKi'K KLit NIvVV ItrildMNU, Mi, Mttr)
THIItM H'j liKKIMMriiisiUMs-eiipu'fl hv Wm. W ilK-r,
n iifwhihrMrtwrv1 ne't do-ir to lletdt.-l's Iktuk,
where he hat vii Irtrel a larrfc Assortmpitt if
.; JJOOTSANI) S1IOKH.
Of all rlewer.prion, made oflhe rsrt tnnterlnl and In the
IhIcsI fit' titmiH.
He ni'dtclo on), r nil kind of Rtoc nod Hho-, nnd
WHna.rt Iheill to lit. lltHH-e llOtM- IimI the katl m.'ite
ril imd cmplnVi none t.ni iln- tv-ti w-nkiin-u.
To thoxp ho know lum, nothu.K ueiil l mod In re-
Surd l Ins work or prices, Tlioiwe w 1st do hot know
on are tnrlte,! to enMtirc of thoie n h.i , nr to t-,
intd sec lor themselves. He thinks lie cull tfive (hem
as frond riitimr. eitv mid dtniiMe IIxh nr shoe n- m
lie htidiiuy where, iindnt J.I I I I, K HKTTK1I PltH'KS!
His l.nilj etl'-Tieiice in the dtlKiln m UHes hllll the
adviuitaie of knowinifhow to ehet the heal nh k. mid
Uili( hi ins. It' :t ,H iiis h.uii('f he l.iioHS how lo iuwr
hi work made.
He h cin:m(ed Ihe rtcrviee of WALTER THOW
BllllMiR, one of thcliest cuttere in Ihe West, ns an as
anLUlf I'Mltf'S,
All witutnc; ati thln In Ihn Hoot and H100 line, are
InviU'.i im-i,II.
llenieinl--rth (4ae No. Sfltft, Third street, nct
loor to l iookcl Hunk. f. i,
New Arrangement.
riNToM m m,.; r.iiii'is ami HII11KS,
: IKhiM M . I )-; ll.ai'I'H AMI sikii.n.
(UIS'IH.M M.U'H lliHi'fH ANi HIKikh,
HI- l: I 1 1 V fT t.K.
OK l:'l',HV HI'VI.K
III'' KVKIlV KT I.V.
mm li iv tiik hi;ht HONNKII,
MAI'K'IN TIIK lllv'T MNM:il.
MAliK IN TAB lll-xr HMNNKII.
I'll'iMI'TI.V Til H!tit;i!.
I'HmMI'TI.V TO i; 1 n:it.
Hi'AIIM'l.y Tn iii:i,.:i:
ANII WAHKAVrF.tl T'l I'l.KAK,
AMI W AllH M Kli T, 1 I I.KAMK,
AMI WAIIIIANTKIl Til I'I.KSI-'
AttliafMilnm W.irli Sli,
DAVIS,
33. XT.
No. 79, Jefferson street,
I'Al H?i, ' I.
MN, !., h;vindi-po-.e,orhisyloe; f.r --.:Mt, ., , rl
. nt auetioii, will here.iin-r d'-Vole hi- cnltr.- iiltcn-
tioti to nmmifiW'turinix home mude uoiK. vhi h he wilt
tfel up 111 nule to koh his prilroiit and Iheii-e.-il put.ii.',
whom he will In nxel to Merve.
He invite liidte- and 't, nienicn to cull nnd h fiveor
ilcrsfur w.'0 k, Utid ho liledxes his roi.iilal is u nine.
tied niii'llUliiV l'le:i.te;i hIioiiui ia phuMed.
OI.V.MII
(Md i'liiee Changed Hands.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
No. 110 Mttln Street.
fllllfi undersigned iw purr h use, I the well known Hon
1 mi-1 ."tee rtorre noivmnire ,nrileii on t i, w . n il
son, and will hitve (he Is:ninet4 coinliK-ird k pti-,is. tie
old putron-, ot' the Hon., nnd as tunny new ones n mil
luvi'i'h'.n with their custom.
IH.' iwill keepcniisinnily on hand afult assorlmciil oi
every slyle o
in hii.-, rniiKM, t i , ri V. I IS
And will ntwMVs mnlie exnclfr Mt iiicnsun' and order,
ever) lllllltf III llie lnte.
The hicme- vil U m eh'irirc of the most skillful
iuiil cyp, ru-rh-oil workmen, un.l the puhhc umy ret at
sineii 1 1 mi eie-ry etti.it will Is- tmul to pl.ne.
Vf'-t!nl m, an of old. al JH.Mtun street. Two .k..u
he low- Mtukct. UcmeiiilNM-every ilium is put on lo -ml
lla pul Jiff. myiMI i.K. N. YlloN
lVTJl TLAY.
I).
tH'KK)KI woiill inform his friends and Hie
pnUii tii.tt h leu Ms livi't!" nnd tw titswl tmn
i-t no-Hi of Hoi.lt ioid r-hocs u, 1 itii ! lonn-l m the
city; and he w ill sell n-. ht'.v its iinv oneeiui lh:it ihcki- in
Is- honest, iin tMOinoI st-H ftoml, lit-thionnlrlf, m.- i).,
sh'K's, worth Ir.'xtlorKl.iHi. 11 miy one lsc etui, it i-
lioiie ol his hllsilleait so louif tl" they owe lulu Ro1 hili,
Hill he liusehciip linota aild .ShiM'H.Ulid Will sell Hi low
is any onecnn Htlonl. mv Ml
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Hit' 1 1) ItKN.MCTT.l'his article hue entirely super-
A ee.lcil Ihe old (ti-hioned tind us-oiivciie:it mode ol
pre 1 im nu Klip and .lunket it few tninuti only are re
tinn ed tor gcliiiuf up tint- iuo.-t deln-ious d it. Kor
s.ilchy W. W. HTKWAHT,
jy-ii uriii.tt, ao. ia juitiu siitfi.
UnZAHl1 tHL.A certain cure Tor HhciiimUims
Neuniltfia, Nervous nnd Si. k llemliti-he. Tooth-
he, Sore J hroat, sprtun-, 4 Hh, llruifes, rtmns, hp
il itPceimiii- find till ncr voi c y, ins, Ae.: in i-iorc nnd
nlel.y Hit. W. W. !Tr.WAItT,
jy;il I'rui.-t. .No. i Miun sint't.
TAI.IAN l.lt'iiltll K.-
oiuelh!K ik k nnd very sit-
iM-i-Uii-. For wile I v
jj-ll W. W. !
TK WAIST, r.j Mttln hi.
THE DRUG STORE,
120 Main Street, bplwcni Aiarkot A 4(h.
JAMES ABBEV,
(sri'l-U-vftili To W. H. IliHilNStiN,)
IAVIN'i I'Mi-ivcdii full asiMiimcnt of pun Hnn:
imd Mediriii,, ,ire.l from the Kaitcrn mnrkt-1, I
-f to tlx1 pii In- the loll.-uintr Kruil, .hu, C'tii'ks hikI
: U--t;Uirl) oil h:tud dull 11 the -.n.-. .11.
M J. AIIHKV.l.ii Mamst.
)t'KlC tllive till an.t 111!, Ion Mil-tatil, tor luMo u-t-l-'.ir
will,- l,y.
j,.s
J. AIIIIKV, liiM ,in Hlni t.
1tiAI, nil,... M'1,-11
,,y. l.i:'lll ll,nll'l,-;ir,ll't,-
I l. Hitii ,, ri'.-in .l, ami li,i
AIII'.I A , 1 J" Mam Hi.-.-!.
' t,,l. Ali-o 11 l-a -to
I,- I,y . s
MMTHH W M KII - .1,1-1 r. .-iv'-.l. 11 I,. I
l,.,i.- Hunt-nil ai,l,-r. In-I, I'hiiii li lir,HCK. A
llliu- Li- I. ,,, I II. I W ,1. 1 ,1
in) ui '. W. HTIiWAUTi ImiKflon.. ia Main
Educational.
Ml E Hoard of 8 histl Fvamim ro of oi.ii,.ini 3
, (Miii.n, 1 Him. m ih t l 1 1 hi i r in-if mom lil v un- v
1 111; lor Ihe e iiiiiunllon oi Teiwher, in Ihe N. K. Iu
t t--).. tt huh tin ti.l lreet, I!l toll, oil Hie lusl
HAlurUy in Atiin-1. Nsiites mitv U reti-tereil h
jH 111 to lo, Hluullie UexiU-r Will Is- cloM'il. Hy
r of the n.utid.
jM.lfiwml V. H. HAHTMAN, Ke
Ml .
Ith 'vi
1 1 :! ;vtim$
Hlllsliorousli Female College,
IIII.I.HHOHOl'Ull, OHIO.
IH K FALL SKSSHlS of lliia In-liliitioti a ll rom
i,,, !.--,'!, ,.ihlHV. K,-i.t,.inl.-r al, 1',-riii, l,,i Ua.i-,1
!t nut:, .11. sj.i r vr. M'l"' ai Hi,- I'taiii, an
tlnil:tr. Ki-i-iii hao.1 i :-rnmn litiiLMiii,-,, A-.,.'Xlr.t. Hill
l.tDHIull l ota ol' Ill,, llliwt ll,-lilll,V ,H't,llo,lN ill II
rl-l i,il llu- - tt.ml hi,. I, -ell III M-r.Uloll limit' lluili
twonttf v.-:tr. ttntlr tlir win,.- frim-otal,
l-oi loll ,iil iiL.tioii ---- l- l.t-1 1 iii.tr-trttf aliu li m:iy
lw oMitiia,! l-y LLm--".!!.!! Ih, .i.t-nlu-r nl tlitl-t.
n.liuli. : JiM. M, II MMIU.. l-,.--l.-i,l.
Wood Work.
J. Si. BALSLEY,
c aup Tint
Asu ma a fa ur
Brackets, Balu&teri, and Modiliona,
rtiuUt-MottaU-tl, or t'.tt it,!;
Hooks and ladder for Yrt I'onipanli's,
Ma, It- lo or,l,-r,
COMMON & miH'Kl.AVr.llS' i,aiuki:s,
WX MZKH OK TIIK
ww kii of KTi:e-i.nii:u
(IWiit ai.li,.l fia Srwtl. TUi. in tl,. t,i,--,t Lial.U-r
er ltivvol.it. t'.-tlt .-n-l M--llivtii at
V'ifHt Mtt.f.tv
Kal of tlu 1'iaial.
l.tivt
Livery.
HORSE TALK.
JOHN KRKLI.KRKtNtKM, tti West side of .M
ftitn strent is now tlillv prepsred ti nccnmtnrMlste
Hip putJs n.th fist II lllls, ifMi hlUM4KM. CAK
Ml K., and every thmif that may l ftrtmd in a well
rctftilstcd iArrr HtaM, - - -
A- lo his ulshtv hi plcosaend frireetirira Mthsfaetiott
to till who miiy favor lum wilh their pTifronitffe. He
cuke grewi pleiemrc In rcfnrrinn to the following eom
petent piiliew: (lalmrn Haiem, K. Hr.ithtnan, .Ismcn
W. Lowrer, .John Wti'imo, l-e KetP.ot tiitA peter
Voorhis, nil of whom, testified under rsith, afcwnVy
ntfo, thsr Mr. M ( mte of the very hest Livery Men tn
the world, nnd thai his unls-uyhl populHtif r, as sm-h,
dmw enstomcrs lYiim nil pails of lh wnrMl. , If any
one doitUs tfie triiih of thi siilemcnt, we refer tohleo.
W. HoiiIi.i ikI John Urz?. Mt Attorneys m. iw,
nmrM-vl
Painting.
JOHF.PII LOHO,
HOTTflK, HHIN ATVf tiUNAMFNTAL PAINTKH,
(jrainermii. V:inuslnr, Imilnlor' X Marl 4e of vs
riotri rtindi, o, TerniM rensolioMe. Work tl'aw on
shod not ie', ,
Hvhopon Mfi(nMlrect.epKi-itethe Market House,
over h.irrow s rkmt and Hltoe Hlore. . npia
Bankers.
Harsh man & Co. Bankers,
Offlr-!B. 4. .rrlTrr.an Klraat, Iar-tnn.
l)t'Von.l..ll Kroli,iiiirr,n..Silt,.r. t'lK-nmnl nanl:
I I ll,,, 1111,1 ,liwoiinl iiiiri,vt-,l Imihii.-s. j
T at
Nursery.
AM . ;
N. Ohmrr, 1'roprlctnr, On) ten, 0.
STKAWHKIHMII WltltNTi;H WttK ANI
I'NMIXfJt. Mevoy roiiMriol, Hovey hcsm.
Hurt's New Pine, Wtwttimrioti or hunt, StHilh Huir
'ieedlm-.;, Inrifeitiirly KiMi'ici, ate I PenUny"s New Hniil-
Ik.V.
All Ihe nliove arc siiMrior vsrielie-, imv of which will
t. m.,( nt the Itillowim; pnceM' -'jii -eeuts ier doaeu.
f I, no per inn, 9l,nn per sis, tilld tfit.iai pi-r I IM).
I ictilcr siippheilui ureiillv leths-ed pr s,
l inl.-r-,-H nt K. K. Lnesier's, -I. W. I u li ieh' or at
tli Killing Siiloon in the I'n-teii. r lep..t, layiou(
i.thfo, will Is- promplly ainl enrertills attcndist to,
onkr I it ii u h 1 1 1 "tii'i h will M' put up wild mieli care
thut lhe would citmed, itiihoiit uiiiry, to iuiv pirt
of the Onttod Htnls. Al-o ltd Aulweri Kep.
ts-rry Plunts. mh6
Motels, &c.
Ilroailwuy Hotel, Cincinnati.
ItHKI'll II. I'ltilMWKI.I,'. I'r,..ri..u,r. Tin. k,,ii
lr lloli-l i- .tl,ti.-.l iitlit-.,i-i,r f IllluAhWAY
A ,N 1 1 SI '.I ', ,N 1 1 H'I'lt V. K'l'-t, -,, turn,, -ui lo III.- atrtni
1,111 liiii.lintr. 1,11,1 nil ll. IliulroiKl Ih-iHtl; iil. ii,im lit.
I.ll -ii,-- twill,... Iiiiik. anil ,la,ia,,l ii,i.lia'ti,-lil.
l.llriiUIiMt l,,r fin ly Irniu.iit a u'i-Kn-Ic tniiilai.
nr ill t r ut, . ,.:,vn tl, i-iv. iyil
OIINNttN IIOI MK.-J.
1-1. MAIN, rroii'i,-tor,
1,-oiuls ( 1,-rk. jjIMl
ti iiiiKj, tiiiio. r. li. N','
ST. NK IltL AH Ii;TKL, llroatlwayr, Nrw
Vlirk. Wlu il eoiiple(el, nix tears U)CU the m.
Ni''hol;n was muversnlly pi'tHioius-fsf ihe most maimilt
eiil, eoiicuient, tilld thoroughly oraniWHl ecUtt Jhi
uient !' the kiii' I on this coiiiiie iit. What it was then
1 remain to-d;iv without a rival lu sire, in snmiilii-'iii-nesq,
imd in tue tfeneml elements itf t'omtiirt und en
!oment. The Hotel h:ts tws'omuMsliillons tor l,"U4
ifue-ttH, nifl iidnj loo complete suit-s ol itistrtmeule fer
luioilifi. Sit ti'itt IriH I p4i-sons enn In comfortiihly
-ii-!. 'ed at the taMcs of it- three mhhe diinnu riH-ius,
.md iiothutir, lhat modem art lias devtwd tor the con-
V'ellM'lli-C UII siH-lid unilllir;ltU of 1 he IlllVelill ptlNlll
Ine In".i tutiiiieii in it j'liiii. or i- ncuho-icii m hh pn'
tf-rt o'eh.iN. The ciuiv n-piKiihou of Ihe house al
Il noe and aliroad, derived triuu it- luiiiiutudo, Um su
(ht(. :ippoMUiie-nf and it honn--iUe comlorts and
luxuries, hits Isis-n ctih:meett cwi'y year hy the ihiwch
ric.1 eertiiiiis of lhi pronneiont. l ' :
liiyJ-iml TUKAl'U Kl.L, WIIIT'"MII W.
1 LAN(iI:i
UNION SAL OO N ,
llcckcl's HullUlns Ko. it JcHf raou St.,
w
( i T,n rts'ommeJHi ti tln-nttcntion of the puMie
hfiih-mrtniciit iH W - and Lniuors. emhrm-iiiif
Ononi.'oilterM. Hhme, Ottmvlui aiwt r reis-h Wines, niel
lulu :md t'hi ITV Writer, Ale nil.) rfi.-r ll-er. AI-m,
i-.!ui. Liml.uru'heise, Hoi land lleriiujps aau ev-
- ';'!id of relti hmenri.
iiB'rt .'Uii't, immhrit ly nnnVer Iterkel'a Hall.
nivl'i-m.i
AIL HOAU 1IOI SK, WAI. TIMiLB, IV.pri
V ctor, LIMA, '.
uitTlif tntms RU.p at thm hotiee each way f ms
iitfera buhne. dwl
" l?iV3iTKi" t Cifls.
)Kl FKR S HTHKPT, ls'tW(cn eecond aivd I hiru,
in ItccUi Is New llnildiux, liny ton, 'hio.
CJ. liAKHUlXO, 2'roprietor.
HKJTAUKANT A UAUI MKALH AT ALL Httl'lW
HMims for Parties tthvivs nwly. AiwiuiiHslHtum
r TniMjaii-nl tuinlcrs. The Hai ls mriiodied with Hie
iM-t Wmea aud Liiion. ti huis h evry moniuigac
llloVlnek. ... .
Itehnnuw ill alone attend tne nitsciiioii huhiucsh
i Ihe ni-s iil limn! Utne 4 Ihu hniii.
wALnaiisia.
i. w Ai.nniix.i-;
MIBtM WAl.satlsiB.
Sl '!., l-ommission
II
Men-hauls,
Hnif I way. New York.
iiihtiun
Furniture.
EY FtKMTl'KE STOKE,
NO. SKCONUS'IUMHT,
KTW Y.V.S Mam ami .lell rson, anl neU ths.r lo
l:.il..w -tj..,-. n-vwirc -lole.
.Mlkio.Kof l-'urniiui-c, t'lmirs, Mittlrwsscs, UMkinK
laj-M's.A.-., Wtll l M'hl
IO lt-r (tut C heaper
Tti m at m v other Furniture W.ireronm iu I Myron.
411 work wjoiaiili-l (a.sstl.iiiulonici-s prouipuy UIW-
I.hIIo.
jj-ly I'lllltl.ll- II AIH.KMK II.
CASH! CASH! CASH!
Will nny At
m it in rritNiTi iM'.!
FINK 1'UUNITinW
CHEAP FruXITUREr
IHAVK the nv-l conif il-te asi.rtmnt peer efVreJ
lit I.iloii. Tn eiHiiti'-uU.- would ! In hilious.
I ..l.tiilv iv. i-tt'fv i hi ii it in mv line eull is had at
mv Wmi' M,-ms, hikI I too s -Ihrj many things Is low
lOeioo'iC. pr i's.
hni:.ll pr.-ni midt'AII r't-ni Ii- ts my motto,
UK.- i i- mm no. Hiot e 1 ...lopt.sl 11.- finall pmtlla
Slid -o-h -4t -lem. II h ts mii kel mi Welt, tint I ill u
under nv t'ouseh-nit on mi-iih"i imi miier way.
(cnC-l iw IM- Ml i r.n, t or. mruu himi "i w.
Dayton Manufactured
FTJBNITUHE,
CHEAT VOlt CASH,
I.AHtlK tai.orti.i'til of Kt,,linm an,) Wain Ktirni
l,n, , , l. r,.-,i,, nl Ha- AIII.NKT MAKKIW
I'MllN W Allh UiaiMS.
Nt). r.o. MAIN HI HKiyr,
(Win. I'. lUII-i-,lc-'.lll.l Slatul.)
UAVT, OHIO.
TIM, iHiUioaro r.aaa-ifnllr r.aiial.-,l tot-all atitt
anil,,- i. l.ov ,,in-l,-iii.-,-li-, alu-,. All or.1. r-tot aotlt
ar.uiilll atlt ii.lttl U,,ati,l K-ea hi hiiii lla- iiiim-,.
jja.!!,,:! WM. II. IIAIIN,Ma.-alluul.
Furniture. Baths, &c.
ALF. JACKSON,
BARKER AMI HAIR DRESSER,
No. :i I t-'l'liiiHl alt-wt,
I'lllLLUti llttTlil. mui.niNti.
Ktair eltaitsit atlia-la alaaya uitau-iululaas.
Jl .
BATHS,
BATHS.
PETER DISTER,
W
Ttil't.n ilifia llif rlliima of IWVtoB Mai US
liaxlllat aiUa-, llau l. lua. upeuwl a
BATH HOUSE,
At hi- Itnil. r KIk, on Marital alrw. two " ',r"
J.tvr-ai. 1.. -tl r..ly at all ttiii-a, IK'I.
I, ,11' ASK MlilWl.lt UATIIK. TlHNa. Ualliaaill
U, a.-H .-fc-alt atal i..l. ta,ia. I. J lU. U laSb l Mt
aa.--ll.-ot
Barber
Shou,
A taw aorttru-tit of C';''??- TATllV1
Miudat IIwsmimiiImw. l VKlSiB W". -