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most dellcacy oftaste in IFS combination of CO.
lore, and the committee have therefore to re-
port that each of these lGdies is entitled 10 a
work basket.
The next articles that attracted the attention
OF the committee were splendid zephyr lima,
knit by Miss Lydia d. Harrington, and two ex-
quisite Ieather'work picture frames, made BY
Mrs. George P. Fisher. Tie committee rcpoi,
these ladies as entitled each to a work box
The largest and best selection of flowers was
displayed by Mrs. Mcdowell, whose garden,
the committee think, the society would be fully
paid by visiting and they awafd to this lady
the gift annual.
The same lady, together w,Ih Mrs Andrew
Smlihers, (who also exhibited some elegant
specimens of hOnIe-made hnen,) Mrs Sally
Ann Ridgely, Mrs. 3. +. Chatham and Mrs
Holding exhibited bouquets, for WHICH each is
entitled to bouquet-holder.
Mrs. VIM w. Nelson is entitled to work
basket for the best specimen Of home-m made
soap; an article which the committee recon-
mend the ladies Of this county more generally
to manufacture.
Mrs. William r. Dickson and Mrs John W
Sharp are entitled each to similar premium
Tor canned peaches aud ounce jelies eAhIbucd
by them.
For brandy peaches, which this committee
were delighted to judge of by NOR senses than
one, as also tor speed peaches and PICKLES. Mrs
John McD0well Is entitled TO The lhalk5 Of the
society
For apple and quuce jellies aud earned ana
brandy peaches, Mrs. Sally Ann Rrd4rly, Mrs
Andrew Smthers ard Mrs. George p Fisher.
are also entitled to the thanks of the suclr.,
| To Miss Angelica Warren, for her handi
craft, exhibited in two beautiful pin cushlons,
the committee award a work basket
| To Miss Lizzie Walker they also award Il
similar prize tor similar articles and bcau.i-
fu piece of Oriental painting.
! TO Miss Harriet Hayes they award work
box for beautiful pair of embroidered slippers.
To Miss Mary Ellen Stevenson smrlar
prize for an embroidered cloak, aud
To Miss Martha S. Cowgirl they award a
work box for the most exquisitely embroidered
| suspenders the committee ever beheId.
To Mrs. Emily Dickson, for two cans of lard,
very white and of superior quality premium
of 90.
Ali OF which is submitted with respect to the
society End the utmost regard for the ladies'
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OxygeDatcd Bi!terS.

Query. Why will you suffer! Dyspcpsia is n
brief hut comprehensive term for the numerous dis.
eases which affect the stomach, liver and ia fr,, ic
whole human system int DR. Green Discover ire.
Oxygenated Filters medical science was at iaull and
had exhausted itself ruitless eiforts Is cure this
disease The Dyspoptic need suffer 10 longer with
disease that's always painful, and frequety fatal
affection.
This unique and peculiar compound will as certain.
ly cure the disease the disease exists lad it not
given in lis favor:
Valuable Testimony in favor of the Oxygena-
ted Bitters
WASHINGTON, D. C., June TO-
Having made use of The Oxygenateu Bt,crs nre
pared by Dr. George Is Green of Windsor IT, and
from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in nlIcr
cases. we chcerfully recommend them 10 In nuI,,r
believing they will fully sustain the recommendation
OF the proprietor. We hope that his valuable remedy
may be a' accessible to all the afflicted.
SAMUEL $ PHELPS, US. Senator from Vennor.:
WILLIAM UPHAM,
JAMES f. SIMMONS Cro,, DL,do I.,o,I
}: L. MoRRHEAD, U. S. Senator and iormerIr INV
ernOr of Kentucky N0''
l.; H. 4RNoID, formerly Governor Of Rhode Island :;
"M WOODBRIDGE. late Governor OF Ai,chgan.
" us 'nrces' IN severe case; Of Dyspepsia, Asthma
anu H'itrul Debility OF the system places il anouo
lhe ino'i wonderful discoveries medical science
anu has gwen 1t reputation lar beyond anv RENE 10
hHo"h i"r these conn laInts, all their various forms
Prepared by SETH w FOWLE & co.. Boston
AMI i'F 'd;- by }. = u ill cker and p NI,n>GoId
Sin, r'H; q w Spicer L"IpsIc: j l. ,Trver,u ,rIn
Ererk l. .ldIng james Cowgirl Y >nnauI y F Burton
Dover; Thomas Simpson, Camlen; james Ga, Frn
derca Jacnb Y. FOulk and 4. r. iIn.nInerslev Mil
ford; J. II. y w. T. VanGesel Clark Lnrnor and h
Dealers generally. riy3g I'm -
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haARRgED,

At Odessa, on the evening of the 9th inst,
by Rev. J. S. Willis, Mr.. Isaac ID. uAMIIToN,
OF Smyrna, and Miss ANNIE G. DowNs, of the
former place.
We are under many obligations for large
share Of excellent cake. We sincerely wish
our young friends An unceasug flow of happi-
ness aud prosperity all along the course Of this
life, and sIIl brighter career beyond the vale
Of mortality.
Oct 9Th, by the Rev. d. F. Ewel, Mr. CnAs.
F.. JONES, OF Cecil CO Md, To Mss HANNAH
M. MARIN, of New Castle co Del.
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ValuablGFar for Sale.

Sc TUE subscriber offers for sale a FARM in
S,sstii Kent county Delaware containing about l2J
sHiil ACRES OF LAND, divided into five enco-
- Sures. SAID Farm well located, IN good
neIghborhood. and within 48 miles of Smyrna, and
about The same distance of the Steamboat, by which
daily and trl.weekly communication NAV be had with
PhadelpIia during the season. The line of Stages
ron the Boat 10 Dover passes directly by the farm
lhere are also two good Landings within three miles
&c., procured.
The improvements consist 'n Dwelling House Barn
and Stables attached, Corn Cribs, Grunnrv, de-; n
pump oi waller near the door The Buildings are all
new, IN ga"d order welI put up aud of good dtnel.
sl"Is further description Is deemed unnecessary,
a persons Wishing 10 purchase desired To view Tie
property.
The Terms will be accommodating. Any further
Information can he obtained by calling on Gro. w.
CUMMlNs, Esl smyrna, or by calling on or addressing
The subscriber, near Wilmington, Del
sep23 JAS. II. lIOEEECKER
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CARP ETEMCS
Media classical Institute.
mr. TTIsDL, /tn "a

fINlIE FiGy-FOurth Session of the Media Class:ca
Institute, Delaware county, Pa, will cOmmen nee
on the First Tuesday of NuVcmbCr
For The character Of chool mode of nsiruclinn
&c. We refer To the following gentlemen OF Delaware
who have been our patrons iur many years, VIZ:
VIM G. Eliason and WIN Collins, Smy rna;
John Collins. Collins Beach;
Isaac Short, Duck Creek Hundreds
f.. }. Flemin l. Fleming Landing;
T.J Moore, C.. j. SmlIhers aud ). NJ. Hall, rede-
RIGA.
For particulars, address either efihe Prlncrlals.
REV = VI, GAYLEY, A. NJ
+. q G\RDNER GAYLt.Y, A NJ.
Melia. Pa sep %. ISlD-,.w
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DIR. IIAMPTON'S
Compound EDiurcliC Pills

Are highly recommended by eminent physicians, as a
safe, certain speedy and permanent cure for Gravel
Structures and all other Diseases arrangement of The
bladder and Kidneys. Price Fifty Gems per bon
Sent to any address free on receipt Of price.
Address DIR J. II. HAMPTON & CO,
No. 40 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
Also, Proprctors and Manufacturers of
Dr. Ham pnn's Ami Rheumatic MIXTURE,
McslIcated COrgh Syrup.
The Great DesdeIllIm or i!uIr kesIUrer
aug2j SO 2n
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Peach Trees for Sale.
Village Grcem Seminary.

ss S9O Ne <SAa ~ EAh ( akssE
| COATED IL mites above Wilmington near the
II Baltimore and Philadelphia RaiIruud
The WInler Term Will cOmmcmce on Monday No.
vcmber 7lh, 1859
Terms per Session Of II weeks Boarding and Tui-
tion &c, IS 90.
The course of study is thorough in the class and
mathematical departments as ell as IN the common
English branches
In Tie preparatory for College, special refer
ence Il had To Dickinson College.
An extensive philosophical apparatus is used to ex.
plain the study Of natural Philosophy.
PraciIcal Lessons given III Surveying.
The Principal References.
Rev Chas. Collins President of Dickinson College ::
Rev. Lew Scott, d. d.. Bishop N. +. Church, vii.
m!n2tun;
Rev john p. Durbin, Philadelphia;
Rev. T. +. Tasker, and others.
For Circulars address Principal,
REV }. IlERVEY BARTON, A. M,
oG5L VIllage Green Seminary, Delaware Co.. Pa
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A Dress shoe for the Ladies'

eAlSls' no dnAh different opinions as TO what
'.tes lady : Dress Shoe or Boot Manv fancy
i Ioiocco Oali-r or Boot De prctliest:
the Jenny Lind BOOl or skIn: olbers 1ha boic i, "
i"e 'Pper' ~c Experience has Taught me he French
'''"S Nalier - coils derrd he must uarltct Dreys
ohoe n 'ahy wears, ard tt- '.-.... u. ,r.IIn[ 1,oS
ohOe among the ma ti.t .... ...,.. t.'5 ~
lar ns Il lp.i .. .......... ,. ~, ' " t'''S 90
'"'S '.'.''' 20. ,i..., -conrcd CATERS IN
Dress ~hyt aT
'.- ....- ..... .e, 10. ..',,,.r--
,i f,,... '"e dark aste,
t ~ Ni' .''9iI 'e' s dt,cctiy taking IN, lead m
iashion IT. veil A.inwn lact InnI a 9I, tc o' ~
Wheh male oi god uts,ing. and propery nui iogah
-, WIN ou'-Wt"r any other kind OF Dress Shoe mad
iosi;,Ss ni @ ~ 'Io long run have on hand
'i'ss VI All kinds atId various cOlurS 4 h,v. n
cara oi one hundred and forty different colors ard
@ aa"Is o. coiofs oil French aud English lasting on,
~ ~ ,oi 'iIe inspection Oi The ladies; and rom his
s'soflmehi OF cOlOrs lady cannot helm peti,n, n,'
cnior she may wish TO rIatch her dress Also ,a9
~ "1o-Io'oreh 70, Inofoc % made up IN abundanceo|
10y ShCe' ana yel neat fuing easy shoe is 10 me
p"heu ior now often has it been said in nv hear,n
n'Ne sore corns on my feet" and BY the ladies i5
hoS' chses Nine ladies out OF every len heI,ra 49, ~
aS' vi ~t' from the most enable c,icuatop ba.
iaci. 49, snnelIhg from c0rns, Such Is really the
az" what Is the cause OF this How often io ~
~. me case WIN The gentlemen, as well as the Iads
.i'y get rair OF Shoes wear them appareniiv Iho,
H. 60 % ii's' t'ihg they know or eorns nre on
ieet' ne Iault Ol This surely is not in The r., a.
Oni Is IN The cut OF the shoe. As an Instance - oo
oan nave par OF shoes that Will iii we'll from XII an
nu yet e0he TO wear 1t. some parts OF Ihe
soe are TOO large and sci loose on Tho foot ond oba
ute 80 tighl as 10 make and bunions ,vb;c
- NOT me mutt OF the foot but is the fault of the %
~ an instance, pair Of buos or shoes thal are
ooi ,, Iu' anu put together, will set sm0oih and
met' 70 lhe eye upon the foot They will nml
,,s ~ anu .~isl lopsifed after being worn ley ~ tme
@ VIII not create on The foot n
y; nave ieHaer feet. and corns. and bunions
.Mss''slV9 ~ US call we Will soon convince them bn
sa' ~ 70. create corns and yet look we'll a., The
~ w., SaI AZ LA NlGENs Cheap Shoe Store N"
May 10, 1859 De-
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New Stock Of Goods
NOW OPENING AT
SpTSa;snCc a. 3aegcaT's
G II E A p ) L o r E.

SMl RNA, DEL.
me OF the largest han,sOmesI and cheapest 81, :
~ OF L. and w | : FER GOOJ~ . ..
Ound IN tins section Of country, Is now heing e.; t
ny SPRUANCE d MEGEAR, at their old sIutu. %.
poslie me Bank Of Smyrnn CONSISTING Of Ia 80. :
DRESS GOODS, IN great vartrIy and strics-. all.
Goes from cents up To the iiucs ngi lsh anl Frech
Chn'z, OF those beautiful sllk-insned patterns; n
beautiful lot OF White, Fancy and solid COnred Krl
lahtes Tor Chlldrens wear and splendid lot OF Hats
Boots, Shoes, DC.
They have also very large supply Of Cheap GRO
CERlES, Hardware, Salt, &c; best ltIo Coffee Tens
Sugars. &c.
Our stock Of Goods. think will excel m anv
market, both in style and chez rness ~ shor we aI,
atkeepiDg full line ot every article that the counIry
demands aud are selling At the Lowest Prices for Paw
Down. ash or Country PrOiucc. Owing to the greai
pressure in the money aprIet, and hIving tlr Cn,b
we latter ourselves thai have lad m our sock nj
such low rates will enable us To dispose of A 0or
customers at prices that will DEFY COMPETIr, ON J
Al all events we are determined not To be nndersold
by any house in the eOullry--nind that! And i'm
conclusion we return sincere thanks 10 our friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended to us, and hope by dealing and low
prices. TO share a continuance of the same
All knlds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ex.
change for goods.
May l9, SO. SPRUANCE & MEGEAR
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THE
Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED TIE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEAAN, CLARK & CO.'S
G G nUl inc Cod Liver Oil

IL Is pronounced bs Physicians the best remedy for
consumption S''o"iu, Chronic Rheumatism, &C., ever
discovered
CAurloN-Tho value of this remedy depends
upon lis purity and in order our c,s ONE rs
pure article, ono Of our firm went to Newfoundland to
superIntend the manufacture of our Oil ard we WAR
RANT 1T PURE See that the label has the agile and
mora' aud the signature the cork of each bottle
as there is great deal of cheap inferior oil pamed of
"r genuine to the great injury Of patients
" Ask for legeman, Clark & Co.'S, and take no
other as many have been cured with the genuine who
nave used Others without any benefit
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Paint
1iepsc t spots ETC. removed instantly; Gloves Silks
nlpoohS' ec'' cleaned equal to new without iniurv IN
te most delicate color or fabric, by lIEGEMAN d COS
HITG1NcE%TRATED BENZlNE. only Is cents Ter boIJe
Broadway, New York nc "a'a 9' 100
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received and promptly attended to-
CSF He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes TO merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec 19,"5S-tf.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

- the commencement mt of new in ihe treatment
Oh those irregularities aud distractions which have
Consigned So many tho ISunds of the young. the beau
tn and the beloved 10 Premllure Grave. No ie-
male can enjoy good health unless she Is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
hetIih begins to decline
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most ciIcctual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fe-
males. 70 all classes they invaluable inducing
with certainty, periodical regularity. They known
10 til usands, who have used them different periods
throughout the country, having the sanction Of some
OF IN" most eminent Physlclons America. Explicit
directions stating when, and when they should not be
used. with each Blythe Puce One Dollar each box,
containing 10 Pills.
valuable PImph!ct, to be had free Of the Agents.
Pills sent by mail promptly by enclosing price to the
General Agent Hod by JAMES =. HOFFECKER,
SInyrna, ard by Druggists generally.
Il. Il. IIU PC!!INtiS General agent,
febl7ly 80 Chambers ST New York.
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Important to Females.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The cOmhi-
natlon OF ngre liens in these Pills the result OF
long and extensive practice. They mild in their
0peralon and certain III correcting all irregularities
Pain,ul Menstru1llOnS, removing all distractions,
whether from col Or otherwise, Eoadacho pain in he
side, pap!tOn Of the heart, whites, all nervous IT,
tecUns Mysteries fatigue, pain IN The back and limbs
&c disturbed sleep, winch from interruption of
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.F[1R SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, situated IN O cen
Anne's mnly, .rypnd on the road from Turner ;
IL ' Il nj m, Del wtiHu miIis OF the DrIawa. g
tnirnu 'nd pt NoppaLes iat,.Ig, nn hester river
4. l. r'ul ms lJO AC.i rs of winch no are
&ssea DC; tii cosIdue weiIset IN 1i.nber There
"a 80 c'Iirnt Apple Orchard on it, of about
ir a. - good bearing condition, no
"a. 4 .ur- .>'. , -lntt Fenant.huuse
= -IH. .yt r'... ,drchise will call on WILIIAM M
Dr - .l|r.. nJ f;.itSJN. tduiumg the premises,
" no VIII show thr same. ap-l Gm
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J. SEElNVAgsE EeEPEIN.

AT Cornelius Mahan's. No. 233 South Second
ST. (next door to e. b. Monch's), PhlIadelp phia,
y WOULD invite the attention ofIheir friends and
cuslomerS and The public IN general, To large and
-, well selected stock Of
= CARPETGIaGS,
:, Consisting Of NeIvets, Tapestries, ThrccPys In
9 grains aud FenitIans; Also, WINDOW SHADES,
- OIL Cloths, Mattngs, Druggets, Rnrs,
- Mats, Stair Rods, &C., which he sells very
- Cheap for Cash. o6.3m
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DIED.

At The residence of his father, James Jones
near Kenton. u the lllh inst, josiah II. JONES
in the 22d year of his aye.
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hisoN f+hS AND FANCY WORK.
The Committee on Flowers, Fancy work and
Lsdies' Hondicrait report that they have ex.
amlned large assortment Of ladies' handlcraft.
and very handsome display OF flowers
They notice, FIRST. six beautiful bed quilts
one exhibited by Mrs. Edwin o. Eccles. one bv
Mrs. James Posfles, one by Mrs John Hobso1
one by Mrs. John West, one by Mrs. George
Paris, and last, though not least, one by Mrs.
John Mcdowell
skirt of fancy work was also exhibited bv
Mrs. Mcdowell, which is really wonderful
exhibition of hand craft by lady who las she
is married it will be no breach of Qalantry In
the committee TO say) is fast approaching three
score years. For these and other articles dis.
played by this nobe-hearled enthusiast in nor.
ticulture, The society is especially Indebted.
But to The quilts They were all so very
beautiful that the committee are constrained 10
award prize for each. The material of Mrs
McDoweii's and Mrs. Paris is certainly the
richest; those of Mrs. PostIes, Mrs. West and
hrs Hooson are snowy, while that of Mrs. Ec.
acses displaysrather Tie ncalest stitching and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

"oLD FoLEs"-TEURaD.I AND FRIDAx EVEN
ISes.--This is holiday week, and we viii
have our time taken up with continuous attrac
tions. We feel sure, however, that prominent
in these attractions will be the Concerts Of the
"old Folks" on ThursdAy and Friday evenings.
With this announcement we might stop, with
the assurance that "note would be made oi
the fact, for future use /" but we will add ths,
more than usual efforts, are being made by the
company TO present the prOgramme.On the even.
iugs named, in a manner that will leave moth
ing to be wished for. Having the experiences
their former concerts they will add many OF.
fractions and points of interest to the forthcom.
lug entertainments. In word they will throw
in the shade every thing in the concert line ever
before given in Dayton. Every body will want
to be present, and we counsel our friends to
secure tickets before the evenings Of the con.
certs. Tickets can be procured at the Book
and Music Stores Of the city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-0 last Thursday man
who gave his name as Henry Turner, called at
the residence Of Mr.. Emanual Hawker, about
three miles east Of this city. on the Xenia pike,
and asked for work. Mr.. H. gave him employ.
ment and he worked very diligently until Friday
evening, when he complained Of the tooth ache.
In the night he got up, and going to the kitch.
en-, took fine gold English Lever Watch from
the pocket Of Mr. HIS vest. which was hang.
ing against the wall, and cleared out. The
watch was worth 500; Joshua johnson, ma.
ker, No. 346. There was "work mark" inside
with No. 2607. Chss. Aubert, Dayton, o.
Turner is #. high, sandy hair and whis,
kers; light cOmplsxicn; had on bear skin over.
coat, nearly new, calico shirt, and striped pants.
he hailed from Cincinnati. Turner is believed
to be the same person who robbed the house on
the Yellow Springs road on Saturday night, as
he was seen in that neighborbood on Saturday
evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

Cam FRoM THE CHRIsrr's.-We publish to-
day the reply Of the PrOPristorS Of George
ChIisty's Minstrels, in answer to card from
many -four citizens, inviting them to give on,
or more Of their excellent entertainments in thii
city, after the close Of their engagement in Gin
cinnsti. We are pleased to notice that they
have consented to give Concert here on theil
return from Cincinnati to the East, which will
be in about three weeks.
Their entertainment at Huston Hall on Sat
urday evening was success, the Hall being
crowded, and the audience enjoying the per
formAnee hugely. They will be welcomed
back again.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

pstovsr aud PHsuu, At the New Market
House PreservatOry, have on hand, and are
constantly receiving. fresh meats Of superior
excellence. which they sell at little lower
prices than poor meat is obtained; and they
keep on hand butter, eggs, and produce. which
they afford at less prices than the same can
generally be had in market. They also have
prime groceries, and great many articles for
the public use. which they Ocsr at the lowest
cash rates. Messrs. s. 4 p. are gentlemen, and
liberal dealers, and the people will find it ad.
vantageous to deal al their place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

MAILMa NEwsPArKEs.-Messrs. r. W. a d.
Davis. Of XsniA, o., have invented a machine
for printing the address Of subscribers on news
papers. which will Obviate the slow task Of
writing the names, accomplishing the work at
the rate of ten thousand per hour This will
be great institution. and II IL prove acceptA'
BILE to the erAft. win find r lodgmsnt in every
printing Office Of standing in the country
The inventors have applied for patent. Any
Information which may be dssirsd with regard
10 the new invention can Be obtained BY ad
dressing the Messra. Davis, at Xenia, Greene
Co., o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

An ASswEs AND RsrLT.-The Jackson Mis-.
aissippian. ar intense Southern FIRE eating jour.
nal, which is anxious the South should go out
Of the Union, recently put the query to the
Memphis (Tenu.) Enquirer, whether It was not
In favor Of Southern secession from the Union,
II Republican should be elected President in
1860. The Enquirer responds "that It sub
Scribes to no such doctrines" as resisting the
Inauguration os a President constitutionally
elected, and that it will resist it to the utmost,
and it adds that until the Southern people are
struck with Judicial blindness. it can never take
deep hold upon the public mind. II assures
the NissiSsippian, that 1t and its friends will
have sharp time before they are able to dis.
solve the Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25
Charles Aubert's Estate.
$4,000 Worth of JeWelry,
AND
81, 900 worth of other Personal Property
At Public Sale by
ADMIR-. OF CHARLES hUBERT, DECD

THE personal property belonging to estate
II Of Charles Aubert, deceased ,conssting Of large
number OF gold and silver watches, clocks, jewelry
ofevery kind, dark brown 2year old colt, one fine
rosewood six octave piano forte, household and
kitchen furniture and other personal property will
be sold ct public vendue, at the late store room and
residence Of the deceased, in Dayton, Ohio on Tues-
day, the 10th day OF May, 1868, commencing at 10
O'CLOCK in the forenoon, and will continue from day
to day thereafter till the property is all cold.
Terms OF sale--All sums under 50 to be cashj all
above and uDdep So to be three months credit
ali sums above so and under 100, to be six months
credit and all sumf OF 10 and over, months credit.
In All OF Credit the purchaser to give his note
with approved personal security, for amount pur-
chGAed, to bear Interest from day OF sale.
best quality and were selected with great care by
Mr.. Auber during his lifetime, for the retail trade
In the city OF Dayton and vicinity.
apr22-dn BOLTIN, Administrator.