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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29

1@-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement Of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always nep--a
very important matterto them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29
We Must be Understood!
HENCE, TUE FOLLOWING:
Medicine that is Medicine.

+ you have periodic headache, or tooth.
ache or felon, go to s6s Third street for cure
II you have pain In the shoulders, back arm or
foot, go to $50 Third street, for relief.
II you are troubled with Neuralgia or Rheuma-
tism, or bad sore, cure is certain at s5s ThIrG
sweet.
II you have diseased liver and have tried in vain
other remedies, cheer up and make one more vigor-
Gus effort by goirg 20 sss Third street.
II you have cOnaumptiOn, don't be diaOOuraqed
but go where others have found relief at s66 Third
street.
Il you have weak or sore syes, relief is instant at
$50 Third street.
II you have eatArrh OF the worst kind, you can
be cured at 356 Third street.
Il you have dysPspsia OF distress Of any Kind ai-
ter eating, got Sb6 Third atreet.
II you have Tumor which doctors say must lie
removed BY surgery, don't give up and submit to
such trs atment, but 60 To $50 Third street. and
that furnOr grow small by degrees, aud beautifully
less" every day by the application Ol scientific prn-
ciples.
Il you have any form OF Prolapsus, or troubled
with any chronic complaint you may rely upon being
more permanently cured BY a newly discovered prO-
cess, than by any other means At ses Third street
LAdiea win he waited upon by efficient female as
sistants. Fathers are earnestly desired TO call and
have a personal interview and explanations stili
further ampned, II necessary, 81 $50 Third street
Aug24-lW
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p@- The journal Of this morning annOnn,
ces that Mrs. Varian-James will give CHER
second Concert in Dayton at Huston Hal
on Friday evening Of this week.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


IN last Saturday, between the Post Office
" and the store OF Robt. Chambers, Esq, the sub
sorlher loat note calling for sQoo given by Herbert
Williams, ESQ, 70 John Iierney. The payment has
been stopped, but the finder will confer favor by
leaving II at this ofice.
aug29alt JOHN TIERNEY.
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NO MORE EXPLOSIONS!
GTeenough's Carbonio Acid Gas Non.
Explosive Burning Fluidl

0reenough's CaTbonio Acid Gas Nom
Explosive Burning Fluidl
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
II with Prof. d. F. GREEEoUoH, Of Boston, (the
original inventor OF Csmphene and Burning Fluid i
EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID,
In Dayton and Montgomery county, am now pre-.
pared to offer II 10 the public. Having seen and
made asreat variety of the most dangerous expert
ments with the Fluid, am fully assured that
1t may be used with PERFECT SAFETY
And without the slightest possibility Of accident
and Will not explode under any ordinary use o.
Burning Fluid. have fully tested Its merits IL
presence Of all of our best Chemists and many oit
zens. All pronounce 10 of the utmost Importance Il
every family rs a safe and brilliant Light.
It 10 used in the same Lamps as the common
Fluid, and although little more expensive in tn,
man ltacture, VIII be sod at 'ery slight advAnc
over common Fluid.
Dr. w. w. STEWART, Druggist,
aug2s No. 50 Main street. Dayton.
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Notice.

A LII concerned will take notice, that at q
n meeting Of the BsaveTtown, Indian Ripple and
Nenia Turnpike Road Company, held July 30, 1858
tax or assessment was made OF 30 per oent or ten
dollars on each share Of stock held BY the origna
stOok-hodeTs, Tor the purpose OF paying the debts
OF said Company said assessments are TO be paid
Ia three equal instruments, every ninety days from
this date 20 Jonathan Stutsman, Treasurer OF said
company.
August 2, 1883.
4. A. KERsHNER, Fres't.
PETER PRUsH, sesS, Aus9-tf
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY pAeI
Weekly AdvertIsements,

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29
MARRIED.

on the evening OF the 2sth, b. Rev. d. Winters
Al his residence, MIR. Michael KhAnr to Miss Mar
gaTstta FTglig, both OF this city.
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Save Your Eye Sight.
MIR. RORNATEN.

THE well-known New York 0ptician, has
Il made q professional visit TO our city where he
will stay until saturday, the nth day Of September
only, TO accommodate those who are suffering from
want OF sight, through age, short-sghtedness, cat
aract or tending to It, with his most wonderful Pc
rseopic Parabola Rock Crystal Speetacles and Eye
Glasses, ground and polished by himself according
to the latest improvement, which are beyond doubt
the only and beat In the world In regard OsTREEGTH
EHIH0 and assistance TO the eyes. They are eye
preservers- soj having the advantage over
the common glasses Of superior transparency, much
harder, and dc not scratch. They are cooler and
pleasanter TO the eye than any other glass In
use; they have clear pure focus, which is UEfvHR-
SAT, and look which way you may the focus meets
the optic nerve and responds to its demands. The
Strengthening Rye Glasses fitted to the eye by an
able and practical optieiHn s the only way to have
the vision strengthened and preserved. We have
never heard n person who had given them fair
trial who did not commend them in the most une-
quivOcAl manner Rock Crystals httedtO old frames
Artificial Human Eyes inserted, having all the
movements and color of the natural eye.
OFFICE-238 Third street Ohio Block
opposite the Park
aug23-ltd62ww
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Notice.

CARLTON HUGHES, Of Martinsburg,
" in the State OF Virginia, IL notified that Flora
A. Hughes did on the "a day OF August, A. ID. 1859
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county
OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio, cha ging hiu tina
said Carlton Hughes, with gross Of duty and
asking that abe may be divorced from the said Carl
ton Hugheai which petitiOn will stand for hearing
at the next November term Of said Court.
Dated this August Sd, lSos.
FLORA A. HUGHES.
BY s. NJ. SULLIVAN, her Atty. augS-sww
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u-"Matiers and things" 10 the immediate vi.
eiHlty Of WAHsn street bridge remain in bad
plight
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UrThe assertions Of the Gazette with regard
to the Democratic ticket made on Saturday last
eviDee sorry ignorance of local matters, or a
desire to perpetrate falsehood, Iflhe former,
then it is inexcusable, as correct information
could have been elected from any one here
who had been resident Of the county for a
short time; il the latter our cotemporary will
receive the contempt visited upon those who
deliberately state what every cne knows to be
untrue,
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Grsee notice of note lost, in another column.

lSpEPENDEST's ATTENTION You will meet at
your engine house this (Monday) evening, al
IL o'clock, A full attendance is requested, as
business Of Importance will come before the
meeting.
BY order Of the President.
VIII. RoUsRR, Sec'y.
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CLOTHHS, DOESKINS, CASSIMERES
VESTINGS, &C.,
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS!
sHHRIFF's SALE

Ira Kibllnger, et- AL hontgomery superior
Lewis Kibnnser a othsrl In partition.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale issued in
i the above case from the Superior Court o.
Montgomery county, and to me directed, will Of
fer Atpublie sale At the door OF the COur. House
In the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, October Sth, 1859,
al O'Clock the following described real estate
70 wit;
situate in said county OF Montgomery and Stat
OF Ohio, and described particularly as follows, Il
wit; Being In-lOtS numbered seventy-nine (79) and
eighty S0) the plat Of Charles Reed addition Il
the town OF FarmersVile, ae will b0 seen by refer.
ring to the recording plat Of said village,
Alao, = lot OF land containing 10 acres and II
pefehes, more or less; being part OF section 2
Town I, Range 8, east, sc, beginning At the hal
Section corner, thence south ss1te w. eS-s poles
thence south 10 w. 267 poles; thence north s4ss w
6ss pOles thence north 20 f. sS-7poles TO the place
OF beginning.
Also, lots situate in said town Of Farmepvills
and being out-lOts known as "a" and "B," on
Charles Reeds seeODd additional plat 70 said town
and lying on the south side OF Walnut street.
Also, lots situate In said town OF FaFmersville
known in-lots numbered eighty -eight 1851 eighty
nine 6sl nihsty (go) ninetYohe on ninety two s2
Gad ninsiy-three tss) on Charles Reeds second ad-
dition to said town.
The above described property has bsen appraised
III aess. "a "A r,.roh n. Of la - a4s ma. 49,.
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North Western school,
OPENING OF THE
UNION RESTAUR'NT
fHE Proprietors Of the "UNION," Beck
els Hall, Jefferson ST., win open
FIRST GLASS RBsTAURANT

On TUESDAY, AUG. sOth, when gentlemen caii Al
any hour obtain all the
Luxuries and Delicacies Of the Season,
Served up In the very best style of the art CUISINE
and at short notice.
oysters will be prepared in every possible style
known 10 the connoiaeur.
Having secured the services OF one of the lest
COOKS to be obtained in the country, the Propfie-
tors can with confidence extend an Invitation TO the
most fastidious to call and test his handiwork.
aug29-dtf TURNER a PHRLAN,
Gazette and Journal copy)
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OPENING OF THE D. d M. RoAD.-The new
route, from Dayton through to Toledo. opened
regularly this morning, under the most favorable
auspices. Passengers by the morning trains
will reach %UiedO at az O'Clock, P. NJ, and
Detroit about 516 NJ. This new and impor.
taut arrangement will bring these Hourishing
Lake cities, and the great north west about
seven or eight hours nearer Dayton and the
South than heretofore. To day the D. &M
Road will take its position in the front rank o;
the most important roads in the Union. As il
is managed and manned by as intelligent
energetic and honorable men as are to be found
"betwsen the rising and going down Of the
sun" it is fair to assert that the road has enter
ed upon glorious and prosperous career.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29

UThe Democratic Central Committee will
meet at the Empire Office, on Wednesday eve.
ming next A full attendance is desired.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29

TERMS OF sALE.-One-thind OF the puroh ass
money cash, onethId in one, and one third In tive
years, with Interest from day OF sale.
JOHN MILLs, sheriff.
X. ELLIOTT, Atty.
August %, 80. Aug29-ltdAwtt
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MARSH TRoUPE--PosTPoNEM NT.-Mr. McGill
the gentlemAniy agent Of the Marsh Troupe
called into our sanctum this morning, and re-
quested US to say that, owing to the fact that
the arrangements at Beckel's Hall are not yet
completed, the entertainment announced for
this evening will be necessarily postponed un
til tomorrow evening, when 1t will pOsitipsly
come off The fact that the Hall was not en-,
trely completed for the Troupe was not know
at the time the announcement was made by
on.saturday that the Troupe would perform this
evening,
On toAmorrow evening the Marsh Troupe will
present us with that magnificent piece--"The
Naiad Queen" We need not say that it will be
rendered in the best style of the art. for our
readers are awar e the Juveniles never do things
by halves. We assure our citizens that the
Troupe is now in better condition than ever be.
fsre, and we hope a houseful Of clever and ap,
preciative people will be at the Hall tomorrow
evening to welcome them back, and witness
their unapprOachable rendition of the "Naiad
Queen" Their music, marches, scenery, DC.
are more than worth the price of sdmission
The Band Of the Ist Regiment, o. v. M, will
furnish the music; we know it will be extra.
See advertisement.
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the word.

1.-two Show Gases for Sale. Enquire at P
A. LAFEE,S. Jawelrv Store.
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G1'see 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

GERMAN MEETNe - The State Democratic
Central Committee has appointed German
Democratic Meeting here, to be held on Monday
evening, Sept. l4th. Hon.J. E. Egley, of Gin
cinnati, and Otto Dresel, Esq, of Columbus
will address the meeting. We hope our Ger
man Democrats will bear this 10 mind, and pass
The Rnrh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-29

MARKKrs. Formerly our markets were we'll
supplied with the necessaries Of life at reason.
able prices by the producer. Now two thirds
Of those who supply us are hucks,ers, who con-
tinue TO keep up the prices. A friend who has
watched their operations, informs us that he
has heard them make proposals to the few far.
Diers to unite with them, and force The people TO
pay the prices demanded, which are oftentimes
fifty per cent higher than in Hamilton and 9TH
er cities. The combination benefits the huck-
sters at the opening, but the farmers, who have
no regular customers, are vlctimized at the
close. A few pounds Of butter, for instance, are
sold at 25 cts. but theslargest portion remains
on hand. and the farmer is at last compelled to
take IS cents TO close out This is all wrong
Farmers should be encouraged to attend our
markets. We should then be supplied with
fresh products at first cost, and not be obliged,
as we now too frequently are, to pay more for
marketing than It costs in Cincinnati. Money
and power are too frequently passing from the
many to the few. and the aim Of every good citi
zen should be 10 promote the interests Of the
producer and consumer.
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Estate OF j. M. Burna, Deceased

IN the 18th day OF August, 1859, the Pro.
estate Of Jeremiah NJ Burma deed, 10 Be probably
insolventi and said Court having appointed tAe un-
deFsigned 70 audit and allow the elams agAinnt the
same, creditors are therefore notified 70 prcsent
their claims To them tOF allowance within ak moaths
from the date hereof OF they will not be allowed.
h. Y. EAKER,
G. J. ChILDS
Administrators Of ]. n. BarnS, dsc'd
Dayton August lei 1903, aagi5-StdeStw
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THE DAILY EMPIRE

OFFiou or PO8LloATiONi
Empire BuidiHg Third IT, South side bs. Haih jefferson
TGRMai
ny Mailtb, 90 per yearin advance.
10 cents per Week, payable TO tho carrier.
single copies, putup IN Wrappers, Scents.
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Dayton & Michigan R. R.
Open To Toledo.

AND FORMING IN CONNECTION
IA with the Detroit and Toledo r.. r., 30 miles the
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit and with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail Road, 90
miles the shortest line between Dayton and Chicago
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
News FroIn ArIzonn.

By the last Overland Mail, says the st.
Louis Republican, We received the Tucson
Arizonian Of the 25th nlt The news is Of
some interest
James II. Tigis, who had been in charge
Of the Apache Station Of the Overland Mail
Co., had been arrested by Sheriff Bean, up-
on an allegation thai he had been disposing
of the property Of the Company to emil
grants, and apprOpFiating the money to his
own use. Mr.. 4. was confident that he
would be able to establish his Innocence.
Mr. II. Q. GrosyenOr, Director of the
Santa Rita Mining Co., has offered reward
of 800 for the murderers Of Mr. Wrightson
or the recovery Of the stolen pistols and ami
mails.
Charles La Note, better known in Cali.
fornia as Dutch Charley, was killed near
Franklin, Texas, early in August He had
been living there for three years, pursuing
an honest and industrious life His death
was caused by some dispute as 10 water
privileges with some Mexicans, and his
whipping an old Mexican. He was killed by
Mexicans, who made their escape
-Four Americans, who were concerned in
stealing stock from company of emigrants
on their way to California, we're lately ar
rested, and two were hung one shot, and the
other drowned. The emigrants had lost
about two hundred head Of cattle.
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STRONG TESTIMONY AGAINST BLACK Re.
PuBLICANIsM,-Geo. s. Hillard, ESQ one of
the Editors Of the Boston Courier, now tray,
elling in Europe, has addressed TO that pa.
per an intesesting letter upon the life and
character Of the late Rufus Choate. Speak,
ing of MIR. Choate's course in sustaining the
Democratic ticket at the last Presidential
election as "a heavy blow and great discour.
agement to the "Republcan party, he re-
marks:
"it is certainly stubborn fact for the Re,
pubiieaLs that among the dead-for we will
only deal with them-the Wisest and most
taFsseeing men IN New England have been
opposed to the anti slavery agitation; mean
Judge Prescott, Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Webater
and Mr. Choatt. At was a striking proof al
Judge PrescOt's sagaeity-than whom New
England never gave birth 70 wiser or bets
ter man-that when the fret anti slavery
resolutions were passed by the Massachn,
sstts legislature, he expressed bis regret, and
said At was the begiRning Of mischief This
fact could be met only in two ways either
that these men, whose judgment would have
been deemed Of The highest value, if not alb,
sointeiy conclusive, ON any other point were
mistaken in this; or that, from some base
and unworthy motive, they suppressed their
real convictions and expressed those which
did not believe TO be true Against Mr.
Mason and ypdge Prescott, such charges
would have been simply ludicrous, how cru
ely and Persistently they were made against
ME- webster and Mr.. ohoate is we'll known.
They are now gone where cruel indignation
IannnR laf- H..
terity will DO Justice alike to their conduct
Rnd their mOtiyes|
This testimony comes from conservative
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

A BRAvE GIRL-Miss Styles, aged eleven
years, daughter Of an engineer, residing in
Algiers, La, opposite New Orleans, was
crossing the river on a ferry-bOat, on Sum
day evening, the 18th ult, with a little
brother, when the child fell overheard, and
Miss Styles, though unable to swim, Jumped
after him. The poor child sank immme.
diately, but Miss Styles was rescued. When
she vas pickedOup, ehs exclaimed, Never
mind me, but for Code sake, save my little
bFother.p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

HORACE GRBELEY FROM A MORMON POINT
OF VIEw--The Valley Tan contains re-
port of a sermon delivered by Heber Kim,
ball, at the salt Lake City Tabernacle, on
the 7th ult. Ii closed with the following
characteristic passage:
This country has been doing some big
fighting, butt cant beat Mormonism. There
arc 1000 elders in foreign lands preaching
Mormonism-nearly all foreigners There
are 40, or so or 60 organized quorums of
Seventies, Suppose they kill ali the mem
bers OF this church but an elder From
that small seed our principles would again
be given to the world and our cause pros,
per like Canada thistle. When they per,
secute us, it is like breaking mustard stalk
the stroke only causes an increase, by
more thoroughly scattering the seeds
Speaking of thistles, reminds me of
bright idea of Greeley's. He thought il
would be wise notion to SOW Canada this,
ties all along the plains, between here and
States, to feed stock upon. Why that would
kill the cattle with the bloody murrain, and
| prick us to death So much for Greeley's
judgment What fruitful imagination he
must have. He is the greatest liar on the
face Of the earth. Why, bless your souls,
he is the father of all liars Hewill 60 to
hell, and be the father of liars there. Amer,
CAmen' sounding throughout the congrega.
gaticn)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

Ser The North China Herald notices the
marriage of couple of Chinese Christians
by the Rev X. C. Wong, Chinese minis
ter, as the first instance in which all the
parties concerned were at once Chinese,
Christian and Protestant The bride was
entirely hidden under the red robes, crown
shaped head dress, and red Grape veil of the
Ming dynasty; costume which the Tartar
conquerors have never succeeded in chang.
ing. There was music, and profusion Of
garlands and flowers. Tho whole was dis
tinetly Chinese, bnt the writer hopes that
soon the wedding ring" may be counted
among the established institutions Of the
families Of China.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

PIcTURE OF AN EDIroR.-THE Mariposa
(oal) Star thus describes the personal ap~
pearanee of Horace Greeley:
He does not look like Vegetarian-wear
spees-doclines to drink-nevei smokes
seldom swears-and, among other peculiaris
ties, seems 20 be in a devil of hurry TO
get back to New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
4 farms, lying about miles north OF the city, 10
acres each. CITY PROPERTY will be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
24O acres In Hancock County, not far from the
county seat and three fOurths of mile from Arail
road station 100 improved, balance excellent
timber. Very hne land, and will be sold ut bar
gain. ALSO,
l2O acres one mile north west of Union City, we'll
improved; creek running through the centre -
never failing water, large barn, good bearing or
ehsrd, springs, &c.
N+F ~ ALSO,
% acres in Darke county, part good timber; good
land, No. barn, painted, good house. $1,000
down, balance on long time.
ALSO,
number Of other farms variOusly located ard all
very cheap, together with a large amouht OF deBra-
BILE eity property OF every description.
iyl3 CHAS. 4. CLARKE, sd 81,
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BRLIRF IN TEN hlEUTRs
Bryan . Pulmonic w afsrs.


TVS opioi4AL MrrIcfnr Rs4Asruurp ~ 1857
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other cqunfryt al other puimonlc Waters arc
counterielie. he genuine can be known hy the
name BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER,
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No Family should be without boz Of
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IN HIS PooIEr
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TwENry- -FIyE cENrs.
JOB NOSES sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
Suldhy w. W. NTERAhT,
myi6 Dayton, ohio.