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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

GiadIngs recently wrote q letter 70 RalPl,
Plumb, one Of the Oborlin negro rescuers,in
which occurs this sentence;
In disregarding this law, the prisoners did
right Their error consisted ia sparing the
lives Of the slave cAtohers. Those pirates
should have been delivered over to the cob
ored men and consigned 10 the doom Of pi,
rates which should have been speedily exc
cuted
The Germantown Independent, Of this
week, publishes the Gidding's letter, and snr
dorses !, in the following unmistakable Ian
guage
serve call the attention Of our readers
10 the letter Of the veteran In the anti, sla-
very cause, Joshua H. Giddings, who oocu-
pies the true position on this subject
Comment is unnecessary" A dotRrd's
shield is thrown about Giddings, but We
cannot compliment community on having
in their midst 4 creature who recommends
not only an utter disreg4rd Of all laws that
do not please q certain class Of society, but
who deliberately counsels resistance to them
to the death-urges the commission ofwhole
sale murder
As near as We can ascertain, but about
half dozen opposition papers in the State
have had the hardihOod, up to this time, to
publish the Gidding's letter entire. The Ger
mantown paper is the only one that has had
the indiSSretion to endOrseitl Does the In-
dependent correctly reflect the sentiments Of
our Germantown neighbors2 lift does, it
is proper for them to sustain III il not it
strikes Us that something is due their repu-
tation. What that something" is, We leave
for them to determine; and in the mean time
I'VE will wait and see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14
A Female siokles.

Some three months ago family residing
in the southern portion Of this fair city of
ours had occasion TO "send East"-as Mcr.
ohants do for goods-for young Northern
girl with whom they were acquainted, to
take care OF the housekeeping and juvenile
department of the household. l. O., TO wash
up sundry pieces of tarnished crockery and
spank up sundry specimens of refractory
and rebelio1s young America, when occasion
should require
"Fair Down East came far down South
was received, and duly initiated into tho
mysteries of her new O1ice, and Tor the first
two weeks gave every satisfaction, until, alas
her rogui eyes and winning voice began
to TELL upon the head of the family with
whom che was engaged. Alas, for the in
constancy Of man that marriage vows should
be 80 soon fOrgOtten--the loving glances that
were wont to be shot across the table to the
spot where the teapot simmered, were now
directed askant and stealthily toward the
side seat occupied by "our Mary Ann
The quiet mistress of the house-the fair
deity who pr, sided over the teaeups at meal
times-observed these little interchanges of
recognition, but said nothing; until one day
having occasion 10 20 out shopping, she took
1t into her head to return rather suddenly,
and to her utter astonishment observed
through a creVice in the hall door as she
swept along, her liege lord sitting on the so.
ia and elasping the hand Of the faithless
Mary Ann, who, with blushing checks and
dOwncast eye'lashes, was listening to most
passionate appeal, delivered in tone almost
inaudible in its gerJs soltness.
Her mind was n de up instantly as to
what course to pa Sue-for she was de.
termined woman. She made three springs
and cleared the steps-reached her oham
ber and took from the mantle terrible in,
strument of torture, manufactured from raw. .
hide and sold by the yard at ten cents each
then she crept down tho staircase with the
stealthiness of u cat, but it was with the
lerocity OF tigress that she sprang into the
room and pounoed upon the uususpecting
eulpslts, to both Of whom she administered
a merciless dose Of cOwhide, which completely
scattered and confused the enemy,
Tne rest Of the story is soon told "Our
Mary Ann" is by this time speeding onward
70 her Northern home as fast as a Pitts,
burgh packet can bear her, while the ami
orous husband of our Sfckles heroine, now
works in harness as quietly and docile as
ever Nashville Banner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

n@- The Lexington Statcman, which Jour-
nal is the oldest paper in Kentucky has the
following remarks upon the new interyen,
ton dogmas which is being contended for
by the opposition in Kentucky
To look to Congressional interference ia
to subvert political principles which we NAV
have learned to regard as the fundamental
doctrines Of the Democratic party, to inaug.
urate domestic policy in direct conflict with
that theory on which alone there seems TO
he hope for the permanent adjustment of
our sectional difficulties and finally to con
cede power which, it exerted to it's legiti,
mate extent, would place the extension of
slavery within the absolute control of an
Abolition Congress. Congressional legisla-
ton in protection Of slavery in the Terrific
ries irresistably carries with il the power TO
legislate for its exclusion. The duty or
right Of Congress to protect cannot be main
tanned without admitting tho power to abol,
ish. If Congress can intervene for one pur-
pose 1t can for another The South cannot
ASSERT u principle and expect to reap only
its advantages. We must abide to full en-
fogcement
This is the truc doctrine, which alono can
hold together the Democracy of the North
and South
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14
A Pleasant Sunday.

Tho Cincinnati Dispatch expresses our
sentiments when it says we are not among
those who would visit with temporal and
Spiritual punishment those who are merry
upon the Sabbath. A long, demure face,
hypocritical observance of the outward
forms of religion, pharasaical contcmning
Of those who differ from US in religious ao-
tions, is not in our humble fancy, any very
important evidence that the possessors of
these traits are attaining eminent Christian
grace Neither do We deem it deadly sin
for thu man who has been pent up and COM
fined in this hot, smoky city for six days,
10 enjoy the golden hour Of the seventh, be-
meath Code blue skies in the country, where
the flowers burst and trees wave, and birds
sing In beauty, freedom and peace. To the
poor man a sunny Sunday is, indeed, the
golden clasp that knits together the other
days Of the week Il is a blessing to him :
self, his wife, bis children.
We do not know where you will see more
unmixed happiness depicted on peoples
faces than by taking a suburban walk on a
fine Sunday. Such crowds of happy chill.
dren, smiling youth, contented and cheerful
parents, and friends as you will meet will
not fail to cast sunshine into your heart,
even IL It had been before as dark as Ere
bus.
Who shall say what golden memory these
Sunday excursions arouse in the mind of
the elder, or what happy hopes or delicious
dreams are born in the hearts of the youth
of their sweet influence. Who shall say
that dearer, deeper, purer idea of God is
not gained in his own tOmple with nature
for his minister, and flowers, trees, brooks,
and birds for the sermon than by many and
many long and obstruse pages of doctrine
preached by eminent divines in fashionable
churches, to still more fashionable audienc.
es
Again We say, we are thankful for pleas.
ant Sunday for we know how many tired
weary hearts it makes happy, with prom
Use Of breathing purer air, amid fairer
scenes than those that the week has brought;
and we trust that every Sunday may DO a
pleasant one and happy one to all our
readers. Go to church, those of you who
would worship God there, and do so in spir.
Il and truth, and be charitable to those who
seine the only time they have to invigorate
their bodies and sOOthe their wearinesS with
breath Of wholesome country air.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

GREAT SUgFERInG OF PIKE's EElGRAnTs. -
The St. Louis Republican, May 10th has ad.
ditional correspondence by the Utah mail,
dated Cottonwood Springs, 2sth giving dis
heartening aocouni Of the Pixies Peak emi,
grafton Large numbers of disappointed
gold'soekers were coming back, wholly des-
titute Of money and provisions They were
in squads Of dozens and scores besetting the
mail stations, nnd begging for food aud shell
ter from tho severe storms Of the plains.
The station keepers were extending what
aid they could bnt had not enough for other
crowds coming on behind I..-#
No acts Of violence had been committed,
but 1t was feared that the desperation Of
want would lead them to attack and plunder
outgoing trains
A route agent writes to the mail contrao-
tors that many of them must certainly starve
and Aska the contractors to send out progis-
ions Tor their relief The trading posts along
ehe route are without stocks of food, aud the
little there 10 the mail company owns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

RDrAmong the many reformatory and
benevolent societies now holding their AM
niverSary meetings in New York, the foil
blooded back bone abOlitionists appear to be
the most chop fallen. They do nothing but
scold and rant and rave from morning till
night and it is said they scold rant and
rave this year worse than they did last year.
The society is made up Of the same oil orr,
tors who meet annually to snap and snarl
at anything and everything that comes in
their way. Their lastmeeting was fazle,
and as the whole concern is troubled with
the rot, it will soon die a natural death.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14
No.. The ship, Mary Q. stopbon,. ovne,

b@-Tbs ship, Mary @. Stephens, owned
by the Colonization Society, sailed from the
port of Baltimore on Thursday, having on
board one hundred oolored people bound fer
Liberia, and a full freight of fmerchandise,-
The emigrants are all manumitted slaycs,
save twenty-six Tree colored people from
Chester county, Pa. There was large
crowd of persons at tho wharf to witness the
ships departure and as she was towed out
three cheers were given, and heartily re-
spondcd to by those on board
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

GJ' Having st the present time a contract on
our hands to essay the work Of three men, we
have not time to waste upon the iergIversations
Of our neighbor Of the Gazette. We yesterday
established his Inconsistency on the question
Of naturalization TO the satisfaction Of every
one who can read aud comprehend plain Eng
lish ; II he was not convicted Of the fact, il is
more his misfortune than our fault. We not only
gave the " reasons" he uClunteered for his Mas.
sachusetts brethren, but gave his Opn reasoning
to show the necessity for q similar law to the
Massachusetts amendment in this State. He
even stated, on Wednesday, that persons Of
foreign birth al agree that the immigrant should
serve q reasonable probation before entering on
theimportaDt work Of fsovsreiRnty." IN theface
OF AL this he now says: 1--WE say, emphatic
ally. that we would strike every provision from
tthe Constitution in regard to foreigners, and
thus place the native and'the foreign born citi>
zen on the same ground of equality" That is,
he would grant far more than "persons of foreign
birth claim !" aud yet AYERS that he is not in.
consistent
Really, the Gazette will excuse us from fur,
ther pursuit Of treed game" We are not to
be led of on the wrong scent by queries that
have notbinglO do with the iestion in dispute,
When our neighbor comes down like man and
admits that in this naturalization matter we
"had him where his hair is Short" we will pay
Particul atten tion to any questions which he
may desire to spring upon US.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14
Domooratio County Convention.

The Democrats Of Montgomery county are
hereby notified 10 meet IN Mass Convention,
at Beckel Hall, IN Dayton, on Saturday May
9lst, at 2 o'clock, P, NJ, for the purpose Of aP.
pointing nine delegaisa and altsrnatsa TO The
Democratic State Convention, TO be held At
Columbus on Thursday. Nay 9eth. A full at.
tendance Is requested from every Ward and
Township. BY order Of the Democratic Cen
,rsl COMMITTEES. BIN. AYREs, GhrB.
THos p. TBatsuna. Sec.
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Tho cnban FIlllbn.tar. IN Havli

The Enquirer says IL we may believe the
reports, Concha, the Captain-Gcneral Of
Cuba, has senta demand to Hayt for that
Government 70 deliver up to him the illibus.
ters who were wrecked there on their way
70 Cuba. This is an extraordinary proceed
ing These fllibusters had committed no
act Of over. hostility against Spain, and if
seized by that power while in another iuris-
diotion, il would be a great outrage, and il
might lead to trouble il any Of the men
we're American citizens.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14
Irving Fire Insurance Go.
OFFICE, No. o, Wall street, N. y
DASH CAPITAL, $4,000
e0RP0RATRD ls5l)

Insures buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, VESSEL
In Port and their Cargoea, and other property
against loss or damage by hr0, on favorable terms
DIRECTORS,
Mason Thompson, william Nelson, John D. lilly
er,J Castree, Vanderbilt L huston, Benjamin ]
Hart john Shotwell, Abraham M BiningeT, Thomas
Christy, VIM Radiord, John Romer, sylvanus S
Ward, Charles BufkhAlter d Alonso CuBhman, Wm
Oakley, John O More, John Hobby, VIM FJAokson,
Adam Frhzee, Alexander Mckenzie, Chaa. stiFliag,
Joseph Rogers, John Degfauw, David Samson,
Peter D Collins, stephen Wray, Wright Gillies, Da-
vid MoHes, John BesAon, Frederick Hornby, Cyrus
Knapp, Isaac Odell, Bells 5. Squire, William Corr
win, 4 WadsWoTth, VIM. FeFdon, A Forsyth, and
and Chha Thomson.
MASON THOMSON, President.
( MAhEIn L, cHoWBLL, secretary,
CHA4s e, CLAHkE, AgoRt,
AstM ciegg's nnlidlpg, gtIIa q.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

"Did not give you Hogging the other
day r said scboolmaster to a trembling
uEehin- "Hes, sir," answered the boy
",Well, What doss the Scripture say upon
she sabjeotT ~ don't know, sir," said the
SsasE. 9 sssssp' u 70 more blS'sSd 70 gJs than
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Flax Mill for Sale.

THE large Mill built by tho dayton Flax
with acres OF ground, is offered for sale,
~ bargain.
II has all the machinery necessary for doing a
large business, complete ana In good order. The
property will be sold on the most reasonable terms
on application 10 CHAS. T.. CLARKE,
april Real Estate Agent, Third street,
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charles Auhert,a nntnle.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
~ "a Charles AubeEt, decd, are respectfully request
5. BoLrIN, Admir-.
once, east side Main-stFeet, over j. W. Darat 4
BROS store. my2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

THE partnership heretofore existing under
the name OF J. A, Walters Co., In the LiqaoI
snd Grocery hualnesa IL this day dissolved by mu.
letiisd by y A. WALTZ b, 81 bis scent, "a
COB pteliinger. y q a, WALTERs x 90,
DAyien, May - nays
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

-. .Ths Germans Of Indiana are prsparN
ing Cor Grand Musical Congress to be held
ai Lafayssts on the sOth and SiSt Of thS pres.
cat messh. and On ihs let deg Of SHSs-,
thEes dsys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

A FINE Lot on Stcele's lIill, containing
"A ~ Aeres-.Jeauhtuliy situatcd-gill be sold
CHAs. +. CLARKE,
aprlb Real Estate Agent, 9d street.
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rrRe.dise Mallsr on Every Psgo..rI

RaA-For locals, Telegraph. and other
matters Of interest aad Information, see
First and Fourth Pages
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NOTICE.
VHE Atlantic and Great Western railroad

VIE Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
L. Company are hereby notified 20 curb, gutter,
grade and gravel the sidewalk In front Of that part
ss sIa2 elss s7s4 s7s6, 1886, S751 stbs S7sB $500
sIlei also the unknown owners Of lota Nos. 29i5,
2st6 s1o2, s7o3, SOL S7i0 and 9199 are hereby not5
Ned to curb gutter grade and gravel the sidewalk
IN 'front.' OF said lots fronting First street. betwe
webster and keowee streets, In the city Of Daytoa
The said work to be done within sixty days from the
date OF this notice, under the direction OF the City
ny Greer Of the Council. this asth day of March,
a. " 1893. FIELDING LOURY,
hprSS City Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.



~ pursuance of a certain indenture of
rail Road Company of ihs ars part sS and SaV wi,pS
thurman q The second part, made the 2bth day
nce OF Montgomery county January nm ia6s. in
Mortgage BOOK l., pages 626, 62f, 62e 90, 5sd Bs,
ssl 6as, o1i 5s5, 6sei Also " the Hedordef1 cfee
D. pages a7 a5 s1s IA, s7s ss Ss6 iS ss " sg hSes s
ssi sss' 2s wlll offer for sale thofolowins de-
SATURDAY, JUNE irH, 1909,
AZ the door Of the Court House IN the eifv of nav,
Ton, between the hours OF and 4 O'clooh, p NJ Of
sa,a disy; lot. In the city Of Dayton, Montgomery
Plat Of said city oas sSs 1852 SSsa sasi ssS siss
sssI slys el3 gil2 stsa, 9iai subject to the right
Company, twenty-five feet nom the centre of tbeir
present track on east side
Aso Lot in said city Of Dayton, 2is2, clear Of any
Also, part Of 10, numbered lao, in said CITY NJ
Dayton desefi9ed az follows Being feet In depth
Or less In width, frOnting on Tlir street sdloning
the ePtopety conveyed 70 ~. Threaher, by a. Aurhin.
banghi Dee ., ibf6, and the property eonVe,ed Nv
W. p. Huffman, Att'y. IN fact Tor the sy on Xenis
beipre Rail Road Company, under eaid Trisf
Deea % s.nton Means, being the west half OF the
properly described in No OF the Schedule Of prop-
ertyconnected with said Trust Deed, upon which h
situate three story brick business house.
Also, the following Real Estate (deseribed In No
70 o. said schedule) situated In Montgomery county
state o. OHIO lying and being In section a. Town
ginning at the northwest corner OF PATTY New
combs one hundred acre lot, thence eouth 9 W
seven and two tenths poles to stone in said Patty
NewoombH west line; thence north 7ae aOIn W
torty-io and one-tenth poles to stone on the
south line Of 9th street. IN the city OF Dayon thence
the south line OF said 9TH street, ~ 7ia H. three
poles TO stone, the east line Of the corporstion
OF said cttb Of Dayton, one pole 20 stake; thcncp
~ las y, siNty-hye one hundredtll- of a pole to a
stones thence south 795se thirty-eight and nine
tenthn poles 70 tho place Of beginning, containing
one and one-torth acres, more or less. To be sold
suoleet 20 tae right OF way OF said Dayton, Xenia
Belpre Rail Road, twenty-five and a half feet from
the centre OF the present track, each side which
includes all on the south aile Of the same.
Also, Lots numbered ten (lO) and thirteen u3) la
3oudy's addition TO the town Of Xenia AZ recorded
In Green county, and State of Ohio subject 10 Tho
Road 'i'N i'
Terms OF sa'e-one-ihird cash; one-third in ak
months; and one-third In twelve months with in
tereGt be secured by mortgage upon the prspeTty
sold.
W. p, HUFFMAN, Trustee and Atty in fact
npr2g-dNWft 1922 ~ ~ w.
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New, Novel, Elegant and Useful A large
lot of those indispensable articles just re-
ceiyed.
The BOYS-that mischeyous class, who
tear their clothes--I have no doubt will call
and see me, as years Of experience has
proved to them that can suit their juvenile
tastes; and If there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn my
JACKETS and PANTS, l wish to see him,
and thoroughly renovate bis external apO
pearance, by dressing him up in a suit of
my we'll fitting garments. Parents are rec
specially invited to examine the goods
My stock of Gentlemens Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market, Call and examine the Latest Styles
w G. BREENE,
apr9- No. l, Main street, Dayton, Ohio.
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WILL be sold cheap OF exchanged for city
w property a stock OF Dry Goods aud Groceries,
nearly new, together with the building, a two story
frame situatedin small village near Dayton, ls0
= new dwelling house, containing ak rooms, with
large barn and good orchard,
1ne stand ie good one, with a good run Of busl-
ness, and the goods all lldesrable This Is rare OPP
portunit where but little or no money 10 required
CHAS. Is. CLARKE,
nprqI Zeal Estafe Agent. Thirl etreqt
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Attractive Sale!

N pursuance Of an order of the Superior
Court, within and for the county of Montgom.
cry ana state OF Ohio, made at the February term
thereof, A. ID. 1859, In the case Of
Henry l., Brown, & Isaac II. Klersted Exeentor,
and Trustees OF George w smith, deed,
AGAINST
sophia g. Kiersted, James N. smith and Others,
To me directed. Will sell at public auction ON Tho
ground Immediately south and north of the CinoIn.
natl Freight and Passenger Depots, between the
hours Of and o'clock, P. NJ, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2sTH, 1852
The following described Real Rstate situate in the
Of Of
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CITY PROPERTY

THE large new Brick Dwelling House,
l. built by Henry Kimts, corner st. Clair and Wa
ter streets The House is very commodious; fur
nished with the necessary convcninces and Nppian-
ces for comiort, and furnished Handsomely IN the
modern style. VIII be sold very low for cssh, and
easy payments, on application to
CHAS. Is. CLARKE,
mh2l Real and General Estate Agent, sd II.
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MERCHANTS
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, $500, 900.

D1RECT oRs.
Mark Howard,
s. Woodruff, (Prest. Woodruff & Beach /. Co..
James Bolter, (of @ IL. Northam & Co
b Roberts, (of Kenoys, Roberts a Goodwin
Guy X. Phelps, (soc'y Conn. Life Ins. Co..
Timohy Sheldon, contractor and Builder)
james p. Foster, (Prest. Meeh's' Saw BnRk.)
Sidney A White, (0f Spencer, White 4 Co..
Charles I HiIysr, PFest. Charter Oak Banls.)
Elijah II, Owen, (of Day, Owen Co..
Homer Blancharlj (0f IL Blanchard 4 Coz
Richard d. Hubbard, (State Attorney
NJ NJ, Merrinan, (0f J. q NJ. MerrimRn
William L. Collins, (of Collins, Brothers a Co.
W. II. d, Calender, Cashier Of State Bank.)
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
Il, THOMAS LORDELL, seeiy.
Applications received by
CHAs. n. CLARKE, Agent,
Third street, Dayton, Ohio.
Would refer TO a
n b, Darst Esq, (of Darst & Herchelrode.
John Lytle, ESQ, ,(Of Perrine, Lytle Il Shaw.
and other merchants, who are eeauainted with thi
business men Of Hartford. mh2t
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A LSO-A handsome Residence on 9th ST.,
n between Main and Ludlow; story Brick, wei
furnished Aui Handsomely improved yard. Pay
ments easy. CHAS. h CLARKE,
mh2s Real Estate Agent Clegg's Building, 81 st..
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sOphla c. Klcratcd james N, smith aud others,
SAID LOIS being on Eaker street, fronting the Cn-
cinnah Freight and Passenger Depots
AIGn

These Lots are north OF the Cincinnati paDola
and are very desirable for dwellings.
ALSO,
Lot numbered a6is on the corner appraised Al $50 oo
3646 on Ludlow street, sOO'o0
These Lots being south OF Depots and opposite
ALSO,
At the Door Of the Court House,
Tho south halfof Lot numbered III on Perry,
bet Ath and 6th ats, appraised at 10000
ALSO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

Chance for Business investment.

IHA0, ~ NIANkE
Real Estate Agent,
Clcggia Building, 2d VI.
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A SPLENDID GIFT

Worth from Witty CENTS to ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, wtn be g.yea with every hook
sold, for whehw receive one dollar
and upwards at time OF sale.
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GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods T.!

New, Novel, Elegant and Useful. A large
lot of those indispensable articles just re-