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~ all in.oy,nt FINN his d-bs. sasnt 20 the prv'ons
~ ,bd ariel. 81 III. first title ID. 6h chaper the Seou1
psTt 9Th. Revised d. LONG Of as City and
County If -vYgrk, n.yeDi debtor Notice hi' Pub
Ia 70 Nav a. 1853 Creditors appear before the Hon.
henry HILTON o the Jod.s' ~ the Court o. CON so9
Prss Of N-vYorG the Chambers ~ the Ccuft OF
Common Pleas the City Hall ia the City u New Yorh, 90
ID. day q August 1880 eleven ocls Ia the FIRE SSo
Of that day. show why assignment should not b
usde Of s,at aud h. Discharged bis
d. tts BURTON COILT. AIRY for Petitioner,
n,y2l iavInvTu No 10 Broadway, ~ Y.
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CHARLESTON june i3The bark Ame arrived here Yesterday
fnn Apsacbicos fire. heensines nave been worked
heI sl night.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Snn-Rses.... s23 >-ts........ 1882 Noop-Ases. 3;Sn
aIGp xsrgE rHis Osy
SANDY hook GIL lov. IsPd.. 7:0ls He'll Cato s9
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Tie lNnn Erancisco He,aN VI Ma, % says:

Tie San FRANCISCO ftfWd n MAY ~ rays.
For the last fe9 DAYS runor has been 10 circulation
IT, this city, a, ha- exenled INTO the interior ut the
State 10 the Effect that The Mint will be closed some
tin 10 .Juue nexi. We authorized by ae Supern-
t.ndert state that there is trun aon for the
tort The Mint will tot close ts annual settlement
n, III November or December next, and there is No
rea,on ROW known TO the officers why it should close
caller. ] he present time IL tue period Of tue busiest
ssasor and We are ~ o-s t0 assign any reason Thy
the ,eort above alluded TO hiss gaiued any the least
currency.
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/ S,o.p-.. :, .. "a The ship Golden Rul-, 100

She. PEE. Al .. 81 The ship Golden Rub, I,7W
to-, % San F,.pe,-co with Coal a; $40 80. bng If
sc tur.. To- Load at Ph'adrphia for san'a Graz al
&c. Dbl A slip OF 200 tups, to bad a; Nirimaene
nth Deal far Liverpool at 67s 81.
Tt husiner- 81 the Sub rr-a7ury was; Receipts
sl24696 s2-f,r Cu-t"u'- s99,occi Payments, s62,-
s57 %; B,arc-, g. 1888 50.
The ea,nirgs Of the Central Railroad Company OF
New -Jer-.y for the month Of Nay, 1853, were ssi'
1o6 81 f., tie same mouth last year, s12,s7s &-.n
ipcr. ase Of 81 ,li7 %, or 10 2 cent.
The earnings II the CT. veIand, Columbus and Gin
-. 90, pniL. 1.ad Cnn.nary In Nav Were:
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Mnrket--CAsEFuLLY REPORTED FOR rue N. Y. TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, June u.s. 1859
ASHEs-The uark, rather lower for Pots. sales OF so bb'
~ ~ 57l. P.aTs quit a. 80 IS
COTTON-Th- market !, in aud mod-ra,- ..es making.
The Transactions up 80 bales We quote follows;
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IN PURSUANCE Of M order u u. SnrrogAte Of


The County II New York notice IL hereby giyeD al pei
A.. bays elaine sss.t MARY LINDSAY late " the City Of
New Yor deceased present the sane, with vouchers, thereof,
q, the subscriber the office Of Robert 0isn ssq No. -
street. In the City New York before the 6rs, day
Nov.n her, l8gDsed NewYoTk the 2Jhdsy n April 1873.
WILLIAM FRAZER Admin with tho will annexed.
ArB iauCu
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The b. brs Cadiz from Char uie yesterday Rsprs
NY 2 s q 6 Ion. , 81 .pk hrs Mary Biisn, nn Bahis
Tor Rrn, i, Will; MAY 81 h'. q 81 lon q 80. spa ship
H.. ga IRON Cscis for famoul; sh inst lst ~ lon IS L.
,loL. ship Chns lana, hence fT Loudon.
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IN PURSTANCE of an order of tbs Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order o the Surrogate OF
rh- County NewYork motto. 70 her.by given To ell per-
HAVING claims sssnr CHARLESk THOMAS. late Of Tho
City NrwYUrk decreased, ut the With vooehes
thereof III. subscriber at hi. 'he- No ~ wst't. Ia tho
CIV York b-fnT. the second day of No
y.u,b.r u,It Dstsd New YORK 18th day ~ May 1850
myI7 lswsnTn GEORGE II Hunt, Executor.
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The business Of the Clearing House today was
81 SIS, 763 The East River Insurance Company has
DECLARED ssm annual dividend Of = cent payable
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IN ri issuance If m order II the Surrogate OF
The County If New Yors Notice hereby yen % all prons
having claims against MARY CANTON late 81 The c OF New
Yark widow decreased thr same with vouchers here
o. N. subscriber 81 his Office, No % Chamb"rsst 10 tho
Civ before the twenty day II Octobsg
u.xt-Da,rd York the twrny third day ~ April 1888
srs Isw6uTu DAVID 8. BROWNE, Executor.
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CeQaj NcIires.

IN PURSUANCE Of M order Of the Surrogate Of
the County of New notice hereby 20 all
having claims against REBECCA RAY late of IN. City ~ New
YORK drc'ssd 10 pssnt m. with vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers The oc- of Robert Gen No 90 Ns-sAu-
yrnber lSa-Daed New York the 18th day o April 1859
JAMES DICKSON Ia.
nih8 lsw6m1n' HENRY HARRISON. nh"'u""
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the County of New York notice is hereby all p-rsns
having claims DAVID LEAL, of the City Of New
York d-ce~--d.
subscribr~, their residence,
If N-wYork, before the nth day ~ Auguse
u.xt-Dat-d New-York the i+th day ~ February, 1850
EMELINE LEAL,
SARAH NJ. LEAL,
rs lnwtmTus Admin stratrires.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22

PERsoNAL.-Mr, w. Dennison, the Afri.
can candidate for Governor of this State has
the most frightfnl voice of any public man
it was our painful duty, in a professional
way to listen to. We have heard animals
growl in menageries after being stirred up
by the gentlemanly keeper with u long pole.
Have heard inluriated mules roar Have
seen calves struggling with the agonies Of
| death and heard their remarks" on those
occasions Have heard OK cart wheels and
elephants bowels rumble. Have been to
exhibitions given by Injuns. II we heard
iishw0inen swear Have heard voices
''ehoked with emotion and GIN and must
say we had rather hear all Of those noises at
once than to listen to W. Dennison the Tim
buctoo Gubernatori6i candidate, on the
stump. Where he got that voice is more
oF course, than we know, but it Is u diabol'
ical one, and should defeat him by a terrific
majority, setting his principles entirely aside
= Plain Dealer,
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DIR. JOHNsON's
HERB DISPENSARY,

OFFICE 80 MAIN ST,
Second door, Up Stairs,) Buffalo, N. Y. s-.
THE CrLEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON,
Botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol-
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
A Astbma, Nervous Debility,
Bronchitis, Headache eu'di in 10 IN
Lung * 4 est Diseases Scrolula,
Diseases of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney ABeelions, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
Female Weakness, l'nnples,
Diseases Of tho Ear and Eye, &o &c,
All whoaFe suffering from the above named die
eases, or any other complicated disease OF years
standing are informed that they can have forward
ed by mail or express ior the small sum OF 20 a
neat package OF Medicines, with all necessary di-
roctOns ana medical advice. Patients should apply
without delay, az they can obtain instant relief
from the DDetoris icmcnics.
DR.. Johnson's Medicine consists Of ext acts from
choicest Medicinal foreign and native Roots and
Herbs, manufactured under his own supervision, at
his Dispenaary and therefore avoiding the use OF
Mercury and other mineral poisons, that ere ncv-
er designed for the 81 stem, to which many ihous-
ands have fallen victims and gone To carly graves
LOTION FOR THE COMPLENlON--DF. John
so,.'s remarkable OTION iur beautitl ing and im-
proving the Complexion, removing almost insiAn-
aneOusy Tan, Ere ,kles, Pimples &c., IN be e. Mt
to any part of the country Tor 81 UO and one peat
age stamp. Addrfs
IR JOHNSON, PrawcrAo4,
Office 96 Main street, buffalo, n. y.
MI Female Pins 81 UtabUH. Jell-d6wiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22

fPRBsERyING SWEET PoTAToEs "A corres-
pondent of the Southern Planter gives the
following cheap and simple plan for preser-
wing sweet potatoes
Make pit in the ground, three feet deep
below the surface, twelve feet long and sew
en- feet vide place refuse planks on the bot.
tom and walls, then build structure over
the pit, something like an ice house; cover
it witt straw and earth, expressly to prevent
! the admission Of cold air A fire should be
made in the pit, previous to placing the
planks on the bottom, till every thing there
/ in is thoroughly dry. Now spread dry tags
en- the floor, pour in potatoes, which should
\ be dried in the sun day or two before and
cover them with dry tags An opening ma y
be made in the southern side large enough
to afford access to the potatoes Never open
this except in good weather. Such is ouI
mode Of wintering roots.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22

Sons or MALTA.-"Jeems" was recently
initiated into the order of the Sons of Malta,
and graphically describes bis Introduction
into the "vale of mystery, as follows
you are first grabbed and thrown into
a tub Of cold watcr, and forthwith several
large men begin to stick pins into you
Hauling you ought of the tub Of water, they
rush you into another department, and now
new men make lunge after you, dressed in
disguise, and Immediately commence pour'
ing hot molasses into your hair and boots.
Meanwhile, a stream Of cold water is food
ed on to you, and a man dressed in black
thrnsts snulT box in front Of your nose
and all at once you begin to sneeze voeiler,
ouslY, and the eager crowd begin to laugh
and hurrah Showing you further along the
chief men and bottle washers grab you by
the nose hair, and coat tail, ind in this way
rip every bit Of dry goods loose IRON your
person, and again the crowd roars with tu,
multuous laughter at your nude state, with
five or six men holding on to your hair and
| toes, forcing you up u soaped pole with pins
and sharp sticks. You now begin to thinA
YOU are iorsaken by all of God's & people, and
tho devil has certainly got possession of you
knocking you on the hcad so that you SCI
stars as numerous as they are in the milky
way You are handled in this kind of tau
talizing way for two hours when the off
GERS give you a large dose Of lvewort tar
ANA then let you GO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22

.|IL
B dT Ths Diamond Ring. Iron ihs Kaicke,
booker for ssptsmben isa good hing:
Six times fair earth hath stolen ronnd
Hei mystic lord, the glowing sun
Six times hath blnAhed, 10 roses bound,
From hsfng warmly gaked upon;
six times we've hailed this morning sweet,
Since dawned our first Of welded years
a retrospect In which greet
million times more smiles than tears
To give thee Joy to-day, bring,
NV Love, this emblemaLic ring.
The certfal gem pofirays the light
OF love that oer a twelve mon shone;
The other FIVE, as pare and bright,
That round itlurm a sparkling zone,
An1 like therich eifugence shed
Ffom Joys Of each successive year;
And whlleth blissful years are BED,
There charming light yet lingers here
The clouds that gathered vanished soon,
Aud meier eclipsc1 our hotpymool
This golden band that proudly holds
These gems with scintillating beams,
As thus il lovingly infolds
Thy graceful. lilly finger seems
A fitting emblem, in its form,
OF SNOWY arms, that around me twine
Then, while my lips feel kisses warm,
Dear diamond eyes bedazzle mine
May each occurring wedding-day
Hive all thelghL that makes this gayl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY pHYSIG

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
1heir penelraung propertles searcn ana cleanse,
and invigorate evofy portion of the human or
ganism, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy Yitalites. As a consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who is bowed
down with pain or physical debility is astonshed
to find his health or energy restored by q remedy
at once SO simple and inviting. m
Not only do they cure the everyday. com
plants of every body, but also many fetnida-
bic and dangerous Diseases The agent below
named is pleased to furnish gruiis my Ainerican
Almanac, continuing Certificates Of their cures
and directions for their use In the following COM
plants: CostiUeReSs, Healfblun, HeaddcAe dyis
ing from disordeTed Stomach Naussa. Indigestion
Pam IN and Morbid Indction Of the Bo,rgls FIsti
uiencp, Loss Of Appaiite, Jdaadics, and other
kindred complaints, arising from a low state of
the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put off by unpTincipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit ON. Ask
for AYERS PILLS. and take nothing else.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22
copARrNnRsHIP .

DR. wu EGRY, DIR. n. I'D. LRAMAN.
HAVE this day associated with me in the
Practice OF Medicine and surgery Dr. N. I'D. Lea
man, of this city.
Our Ofce Ia on Third street east OF -. clair, 81
door west OF Ohio biOeR,
cayton, August u, 1858, Augls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
end female physlcIan, has Soothing s,rup foi
children teethinf, which greatiy facilitates the
proeess Of teethins BY sotening the gums, reducing
liinatmmatiOn Fiil a'lAy all pain, and Ia sure to
eegilnte the bowels. Depend upon u. mothers, Il
wilgve rest to yourselves, end relief and health TO
your Infants. Periestly safe In all See ad-
vertisement in another column. jc2
Holiowsy's Pills, without a vssties OF
mercury or other deieterlous mineral PARTICLES
posed entirely Of vegetable extracts from the most
powerful combination ever discovered for the re-
noval Of internal disease. They reeuperae the sya.
TEN, and act tonic as well aperlent In all
stages Of disease or conditions Of the body.
Sold At tie mandatory, No. 90 Maiden Lane
New YORK, and by all druggists at 95c, 07c and 81
per hoS OF pot. septis-d&wiw
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softening the gums, reducing all alliniammation--wii
allay LII PAIN and spasmodie action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon it, Mothers, IT viii give rest to your
selves, and,
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN SAY, COHFGDEECEA AED
TRUTH of it, what weOS have never been ab to
say of any other medi-i[ cne-NEVER HAS 1T
FAILED, IN A SINGLEkS INSTANCE, TO Eff
Feet A CURE, when - timely used. Never did
we know an instancehS OF Naturalization by any
one who uaed It, On theka contrary, all are de-
lighted with Its opefa-Hf tions. and speak in
terms of highest com-0O meBdRtion of its magic
al effects and medical virtues We speak in
this matter "wHAT W.T. DO Know" after ten
years. experience, andID PLEDGE our REPUTA-
TIoN FoR THE FULFfL-s- MEHr OF WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE. In al-Ka most every instance
where the infant is suf-t fering from pain and
exhaustion, relief willini be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes sfterkki the syrupis administered
This valuable preparaf. tion Is the prescription
of one of the most EXE1 RIRNCED and
SKILLFUL NURSES inS1 New England, and has
been used with NEvERS FAILING SUCCESS IN
THoUsANDsO OF CASES.
ItnotonlyrelieYesthe the - child from pain, but in
vigofates the stomaehQl and bowels correctA
acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
Ping IN TIL BOWygA ELS AND WIND col
| &c, AMI overcome comb. vulsiOns, which, II not
speedily remedied, endlS in death. We belieyeit
the Beat and yssS Syses5 RsPedl n the world IN
RHOE, IN CHILDREN whether 1t arises from
teething, or from Anyt4 other cause. We would
say to every motherwhoan has child suffering
| NOT Let YOUR PHEZ JUDGES NOR THE
| PREJUDICES OF OTHs-i ERS, stand between
your suffering child and the relief that will be
| SURE = yes, ABsOfS LUTELY SURE-to fol-
low the use of this - medicine, II timely used.
| Full directions for using will accompany
| each bottle None gen uine unless the fac sim
| lie of CURTIS 4 PER % KINS, New-YoTk, is ON
| the outside wrapper. ~
| Sold by Druggists = throughout the world.
Principal Office, = No. 10 Cedar ST.,
| New York.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
je2-iyd&w
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Strayed,

EROM the Subscriber, miles west Of
Il centrevtIie, BalGHT DAf HORSE, Ie hands
high no shoqs 6n, has \ few white haira on his
nant or belly, A liberal reward win BE- paid for
Aay tniofmatlon b. which the horte can - found.
suk2s r. q. MckWkN.
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Elec trop athy.

To Nh those trho DESIRE Treatment upon my Sgs.
TEN II Practice for the Cure Of tteir DiscGses
IHl5 is to certify thut ! have given Prof.
4 w. F Doggett full course el Lectures upon
the subest OF kectrOpathy and hay fully instruct
ed him by practice upon a number Of patti hts in
the general and direct application ot Electro Ga-
vHnism a bingnustc and Therapeutic agent. |
have also eNRmined him with reierenee to his phys-
Oogieal and Pathological attainnenls, ana lind
him thoroughly qualihed therein. therefore ap~
my system Of TherApeut.es, and commend hin TO
the entire confidence OF all those Who d sire Bkii~
DR cHAMBERL1N.
The application Of ElectrO-g galvanIsm TO tie hu-
man system tur disease, by medical mtn III tur
country, have never e Ncep by atrreni) ptouiiceu
such favorable results were expected, hence
practitioners not Hnowing that in its application
II was covered by fNed and immuthble laws, hay Q
had their confidence In such agent leBBent ,On
/ almost each application in their way, Resent
demonstrations, however, IN our own city, aiiu in
neighbOring places have produced tesults the most
convincing, that when APP ed aeetruing to the
priue Piles regulating IL to the human system 1t re-
izes to the operator the most eateuine eNIteta-
tions when applied IL Invariably act in the di-
rcction OF health.
The diseased al respectfully rogue htod 70 call on
me at No. 356 II ird street, Dayton, q. PhyRieians
who have objections TO make against the practice,
ieotions and will as the weather will admit,
address them and the public generaly upon the soi-
enee and meet their eetions and show mole fully
theolsims this science hhs TherApfutic lot hn-
man ills. w. r. DOGGETT,
augls Successor TO Dr. Chamberlin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22

thereby certify that Or. D. Mccarthy has attend-
cd the course OF Lectures delivered ~ ne Ia the
city OF DAYTON the application OF Electricity for
the cure OF disease and las witmt ssrd ITS effects
and assisted in applying IL 10 numerous cases, and
Is fully competent 10 adminlst, 20 such desire
to avail themselves OF its benefits.
Or. CIIAvBERLIN.
Dayton, August 10th, 1863. auglS-lmu&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22

8HNt ~ NJ "N "
MyOUIs bfotm hlA hith5a bhd
w nlctcd OF Dayton and Vicinity, fnai ali1t
been succfenilil practitioner ui MeurinH H4 NIIt
very, during The paat tea years, Iuuf tctfnNt -
time has hrru apentn Dayton, and having been Piot
College Oi ,hio ur four years and Prot OF surgery
IN tht same tnattufDn during &c last teseon; and
on that account has made ~ his husiLcsa to keer
posted on the Medical Literature oi the world, and
rope and Amer ca the wonderful power Vi tieclti.
city ~ Therapeutic tgent IN almost 81 forms Of
disease bath Medical and surgical, when applied by
such men ae Or. GOldiry Bird, Or. Wilson Phillpht
NJ. Matieuci DR.. Channing and others Of our toun.
try; yet Knowing thhtitshppiication BY these great
men vas admitted by themselves n DC emplrleal
and unrelablej when Dr. Chnmhbriin calue 10 out
city short time since Ginning to have dscofcfcs
new light concerning the Application OF Bicciflrty
cor the cure Of disease he a,niied Himself OF the o-
Ing the Application OF this powerful ag MT a taught
and practiceu by him. he isnOw fully convinced that
Electricity, when Understood With reference 10 its
polarlties aud thct relations to the vital economy,
manageable, reliable and efficient agent now kn, wn
% man for the relief OF pain and cure OF disease.
ne would therefore iniorm all whom II may con-
cern, that addition to the treatment heretofore
used BY him. he Is now fully prepared to apply this
potent anentfn such manner AZ 10 relieve and cure
many cases which medicines cannot reach He will
also teach those who wish to gain knowledge of
It's application on reasonable terms. The diseases
to which II ~ peculiarly applicable arc all iormB OF
chronic disease, such Ss pulmonary consumption,
bronchitis, neuralgia rhcunattn ~ n joints, spi-
na weakness and cufratiifts weak and sore eyes,
ivcr disease dyspepsia, to- piu bow eli, plies iupO-
teuce seminal weakness, aud ali female difficulties,
such 40 icuchorra, Iioiapsus uteiti ifrcguafttyi
&C, &C.
Bsy"OGice No. 2SO Fifth st Dayton, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22

AID FOR lRELASD.-The New York OBJ
server states that deputation from the
Presbyterian Church of Ireland is on its
way to this country, to ask for aid in the
prosecution of the Missionary work in that
Island 1t consists, says the Observer, of the
Rev. Dr. Edgar, one vi the noblest philanT
thropists of Ireland and whose name is
nearly as familiar here as in his own land
and Of the Rev. David Wilson, Of Limerick,
and Of the Rev. Samuel Dill, of Ballymena
DR.. Cooke is one of the deputation; but his
coming is not certain. Official duties may
prevent him; but there is some hope that the
old man eloquent may pay us brief visit.
s6-A medium not far from Niagara
Falls, had strange vision few days since.
She saw a rope swinging in the air-a sud.
den sensation among crowds of people, and
great funeral procession. The interpre-
tation is, that Blondin, in attempting to go
through his performances, will fall from the
rope and lose his life, and that his bo iy
will be attended to the grave by large mum
Der Of people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22
At THE LOWEST CASH RATESll
NO MORE EXPLOSIONS!
GreCnough's caIbonio Acid Gas Nom
Explosive Burning Fluid

EXplosiVe BufnlnB FIuld
nAVING MADE ARRANGEME ENTS
IL with Prof b. y. GREEAoUoh, 81 Doatont lthe
original Inventor OF Camphene and Bufuing tiuid,) ,
ior The eqolusve right 10 manufacture and sell the
MON EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID,
In Dayton and Montgomery county, am now pre-.
pared TO offer Il TO the public. Having seen and
made great variety of the most dangerous eNiiei-
meats Wtththe Fluid, am fully assured that
Il may be used with PERFECf SAFETY
And without the slightest possibility Of accident
and will not explode under any ordinary use o
burning Fluid ! have fully tested tts merits IL
presence Of all Of our best Chemists an many eiti
lenS All pronounce Il oi the utmost importancS Y
erefy family a safe and brilliant Light. I|N
[ IL Ia used in the sane Lamps the eommol
I Fl,lld aud slthOuEh little more expensive An ~
msh Ifaeiure, winbe 80 At q 'ery slighi adv Anr'
Z over OAmmon Fiuid.
Or W. W. STEWART, Druggist,
aUges No, ca MAin street, naytua
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