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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06
CLERK ANDMAsTtR,s SALE

Wiley Bradford ct ais James II. Marler ct ais.
DIV virtue Of a decree of the Honorable Circuit
ID Cos RI, AT Nashville, Tennessee, pronounced In
the above cause al its, May Term. 1859 Will expose
10 public sale 20 highest bidder at the Court
House yard in Ma hvle,
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81. Cloud Hotel.

A CHANGE having taken place In my business,
1wnud var.estl request al immediate ssItlemsnt
10 ist Jaiy with all nay patrons
jHlyl-lw HU- 7, SCOTT.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06
On the 3Oth day of July, 1859.

tie following desc, bed hot ground ii the Ciry OF
Nashville, Sputh OF Broad streegs o. tn corner of
Cherry and Deinunb rGe streets sald lot Sold for
partition amos,g the above named parties.
TEHn-.-Said Lot will be sold ulsun a credit Of q
and ~ months; Dotes with Apr we'd curity payable
IN Bank viii be required, lien retaneI until the
pur. base money is paid. DAVID e. LOVE
junc29-td Clerk aud Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06
THE BALLOON COMET.

Mr.. S. NJ Brooks, an aronant of this city,
now unrolled big balloon, the Comet" which
was soon swaying in the air. impatient for a
start into the blue ether MIR. Brooks had
volunteered TO act as escort, aud his light
basket car was soon attached, and liz th.
space of half an hour from the time the infia-
ton commenced the comet, with Mr.. Brooks
in his car, was mounting upward la beautiful
style. 1t was pronounced by all a very fine
ascension, and Mr.. Brooks was highly COM
plimented by the
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l50,o0e FEET OF SEASONED LUaBIR.

WE have 5nsf reserved zs he UrrE WHARF I'm
w hosf) mills. a. tss RpEeaA Gal
Mines fsa 600 feet a ss4soad lumber.
z=tsns q YfEIc~ fiar, Biaek Hsinss. sd yeshsx
Fopiv. IT, - n need q sseh LANDER wll -
waited sron Al the t<zsi b
iane4z-lz D. DAlCks.
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From the s. Louis Republican, July 2.
Scenes on the Ground and Particu-
lars of the Ascension.


"A very large number of the citizens Of St.
Louis witnessed novel scene yeste. day
that of the ascension of two balloons from
Washington square, corner of Clark avenue
and Twelfth streets. The project of naviga-
ting an air ship from St. Louis to the Allan
tic seaboard has been, within a week or two
past. extensively discussed by the press and
those of our citizens IN whom lively inter-
est in the matter had been awakened The
speculation in regard to the probable result
of the enterprise has been great aud many
persons left Washington square last evening,
sangnine of its entire success.
The men who have embarked their interests
in this undertaking, are all of them gentle
men of excellent Judgment and two OF them
Professor Jno. Wise and Mr.. Jno- La Noun
tain ARE experienced aronsuts- Mr.. U. A
eager, the third, furnished the means by
which, the experiment has been made, and
has, as may well be supposed, every conn
dence in its feasibility. We should feel COM
plimented by the fact that st. Louis was cnos-
en- as the beginning point for this expedition.
and all will feel gratifed if it should terml-
nate successfully.
THE GROUND
Was not the most favorable that could
have been selected, on some accounts. 1t is
central, it is true, bat it admitted too close a
view of the proceedings inside the enclosure,
from without.
~ 1t was proposed to defray the expenses Of
the gas used for imitation, by the sale OF tick
cts at the gate, but the inside paying specta-
tors were scarcely unit when compared to
the hundreds without. This was a natural
consequence. however. from the location, and
we do not know that, all things considered
Carr Place or Hyde Park would have been
better. -
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PASSENGERS OF THE ATLANTIC,


now ready to follow in the air track. The
eyes of the crowd rested on the Comet until
its lone passenger was no longer visible, and
then turned with eager gaze on the Atlantic
and her passengers, about to be cut loose
from the earth aud waited away to the East
ward.
Professor John Wise, scientific director, as
cended into the basket, su spended midway be-
tween the boat and the mouth of tue balloon.
Messrs. Lamonntain, Kronaut, o. A. eager.
Navigator. and VIM. Hyde, reporter for this
paper took their places in the boat. All ar
rangemenls being pronounced complete, aud
everything ready, the largest aerel ship ever
built assembled with four passengers, amidst
the cheers OF the spectators, many OF whom
fully expect to hear OF her landing on the
Atlantic seabord. And II this should not be
accomplished, those who are least sanguine
confidently expect that greater distance
will be Travelled than has ever been known
before in the science of ballooning- The
most noted achievement recorded ia aerial
navigation, as regards distance travelled, is
the ascension of Mr.. Clayton, made in the
year 1888 in Cincinnati. On the occasion re-
ferred TO. that intrepid eronant was nine and
a half hours Ia the air, aud descended in
Western Virginia, three hundred and fifty
miles from the Queen CITY. Mr.. Wise and
his associates have only TO beat this explait
to carry of the palm in success and daring.
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The ASCENSION Of the Comet took place at q
quarter to O'Clock. p. M, and that of the
Atlantic 5 minutes 10 Just ten minutes A.
part. Both ascensions were grand sights TO
behold, and the whole affair was very SUI
perior order of shis style of entertainment.
The course of the Comet was Tor = lew min
utes almost due North, after which it passed
OF Eastward aud was soon out OF sight.
The Atlantic did not dntt 50 dlrectly for
the North, but gradually attained an East
ward course. The direction oi the balloons
so lar as they coald be seen. was several
points North OF East.
There rs every reason TO suppose that Pro-
lessor Wise viii b. able to discover aai main
tain bis position in the unfailing Eastward
current Ut air. which be has so often obsery ed
TO prevail ia she upper regions-in " hich
he has often observed to prevail ia she up-
per regions--in which case he will assaredly
1r,ng the voyage TO successful termination.
The Atlantic, Ia all appearance. had ascend
ing power enough to keep her afioat twenty
hours, which Is longer time than Nsl be
required, as the average speed of balloons Is
nifty miles per hour. liz Is almos needless TO
add thai The spectators present were deli GIT
I'd with the novelty Of the proceedings
throughout
Those who direct the fortunes Of the At.
iantic design TO do everything consistent
with their personal safety 10 effect tue one
great object OF the Journey, to-wil: landing
"a close proximity lo Que OF the Eastern clI-
ies- IL WA agreed, beIurc starting, that IL
ihrlr vessel wac etacambersd VITA 100 much
weight Aessrs- eager aud Hyde woald be
eel down. The bost was aiso 10 hs cut
Eoase II that ilkesiNe should he found neees-
sary 10 lsssen tha inconyenleHcs Of over
weight. In such vseal, Use aad Lamostain
would adhere ~ The car. and use every pos
able means OF keeping tie balloon In air an
al the riiiiaas OF The voysge shoaid be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
New York Market.

NEw YoRT, Oct. %.
Flour heavy aud 5@lOc lower; sales OF $4,000
bbls at 4.s5 for super state; 500@5 10 for extra
state; 4.9O@5.OO for super western; 5,lO@5,4O
for common 10 medium extra western; 5,55@5|
IS for inferior 10 good shipping brands extra
Rouud Hoop Ohio. 'i..'
Canadian flour steady at 5. 5.5O@6,4n.
Rye -four steady a. 3,60@4.30
Wheat active, aud l @2 better; sales Of 10000
bush at l,l5@I,i7 for Milwaukee Club, and
SO for white Canadian.
Rye quiet at 5000.
Barley firmly held at 79@s7.
Corn steady; sales 10 900 bush AT ,04@l,O5
for yellow northern and Jersey.
Oats 45@46 for State, Canadian aud western
Lard quiet and heavy at l0T@llA.
Whisky dull at 2s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
Pa1LApELPuIA, Oct, 25.

The Washington correspondent Of the N.
York Times furnishes full analysis OF Sem
ator Douglas rejoinder to Attorney General
Blacks views Of his article on Popular Sov,
ereignty. Mr.. Douglas entered into the
merits of the subject at considerable length,
arguing with great force in favor Of the
position which he originally assumed. eAu'
thorities are extensively quoted TO sustain
his views, In conclusion he replies with
much indignation TO the charge preferred BY
the Attorney General that he is hard
working candidate for the Presidency, and
says that at his time Of life he would much
prefer to finish oat his term in the Senate
with tho chance which he has OF n re- elee
ton, to being nominated for four years
Presidential term.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
Interesting Items in Regard to the
Insurrectionists.

CHARLESTON, Va, Oct, pa
The Circuit Court of Jefferson county
Judge Richard Parker on the Bench, assem-,
bled . o'clock. The Grand Jury, called
magistrates court, reported the result of the
examination in the case of Capt Brown and
the other prisoners. The Grand Jury re,
tired and the witnesses for the State went
before them. At Ave oolock they returned
into Court and stated that they had not fin
ished the examination of witnesses.
Ii is rumored that Brown is desirous of
making full statement of the motives and
intentions through the press, but the court
! has refused all further access to him by re-
porters, fearing that he may put forth some'
thing calculated TO influence the public
mind, and have bad effect on slaves The
mother Of Cooks wife was in the court
house throughout the examination. Cook is
still in the mountains, near the Ferry. On
Sunday night woman who keeps the canal
lock, says he came to her house and asked
the privilege to warm himself She knows
him we'll and is a relative of his wife.
Coppee says he had brother in the party
and that Brown had three sons also; there
we're two others named Taylor and Hazlett
90 that including Cook, FIVE have escaped
twelve killed, and five captured, making. %
The trial will commence Tomorrow morn
ing, beyond doubt though some difficulty
is anticipated in obtaining jury. Captain
Browns object in refusing counsel is, that
he has counsel he will not be allowed h
speak himself, and Southern counsel will no
be willing to express his views. The reasoi
given for hurrying the trial lie that the peo'
ple of the WHOLE county are kept in state o
' excitement, and large force is required +
/ prevent attempts nt rescue, 1t is presume
: they will demand separate trials Alte
conviction but few days will be given then
0 before execution. 1t is thought all bu
f Brown will make full confession. Tn
f psisoners, as brought into court, present
= pitiable sight, Brown and Stevens being w
able to stand without assistance. Brown hs
Q three sword stabs in his body, and one sabr
s cut over his head. Stevens has three ball
}. in his head and had two in his breast, an
= one in his arm; he was also cut in the fore
4 head with q rife bullet, which glanced Of
a leaving bad wound, Tho trial will 80 o
Z To nnrrOw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26

lLNJJG Id q uHorkssrr, Oct. % q
FL0UR--The market is firm at an advance
Of l0c. Since our last, the sales add up 5000
bhs at 4 4,60@4 65 for St. Louis saperahe, aud
4,s0@5.0O for Ohio. Kentucky aud Indiana.
GRAIN-w heat is very firm, aud prices
tending upwards. Sales at1 "a for good white,
30 for prime white, LILO for prime red.
Corn dull and unchanged. Sales at 40 for
new and 20 for old
Rye firm at So
Barley quiet aad steady at so@Gs for fair to
prime fall. -
/ Oats firm at 40
WHISKY--Since our last report this article
has declined . cents per gallon, with sales at 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
Senator Masons Opinion of the HarN
per's Ferry Difficulty.

w ASHlN0TON, Oot 3D.
A letter from United States Senator Ma-
son, after due investigation into the Harper's
Ferry difficulty, says there was no insurrecl
ton in any form whatever on the part Of the
inhabitants Of that town or vicinity. The
fact is undoubted that not n man, black or
white Joined the invaders after thoY came
to Virginia, or gave them aid or assistance
in any form So far as can be discovered,
not one of the nineteen escaped. Not a
slave escaped or attempted to escape being
but tumnlt of the few carried off by Cook
across the river, all escaped from him and
came safely back, but one, who II appears,
was drowned while crossing the liver home-
ward bound
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26

ST Louis, Oct 20.
The Omaha City Republican says that
frauds were perpetrated at the recent cleo,
ton for Delegate to Congress, that equal
those Of Oxford and KiekapoO In Kansss.-
The return from Fort Kearney give Esta-
brook two hundred and thirty-eight majority,
while il is asserted that not twenty-five legal
voters resided there. The same paper no.
tees the discovery of an organized gang Of
robbers in that peighborhood, implicatipg
al Ex Speaker of the Houfe Of Represen'
tatiyes, an Ex Sheriff, and several other
prominent citizens Boshll ....i..
The Overland Mail Of the third is sntioi-
psted. 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26

The slcamship Kangnroo has afrived,-
She brlpgg' liverpool papers OF no f2sh
inst, and BY telegraph 70 Queenstown sup,
plies the Liverpool markets Of the 18th,
which we're notI furnished bf thol Ocean
Queen arrived her last cveuing ? VIZ
The Kangafoo apoke Oct frAt IN Latitude
Al degrees north uopght siS, Loneimde AZ
degrees nought Eve, the schooner Repnblioan
Of Huron ifom Oadis 70 Qucbea.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
TREA TMENT.
PER.I VATE
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE ! J.

A Il the Buffalo Private HOspital-Estab-
n lished for the cure OF syphilis, seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnfrmiiies Of Youth and MAtu-
corner OF Main and Quay streets, tup stairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
Aninstrument for the cure of genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as SEM
iual weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
from fifteen days to two months, by the use ofthiA
Instrument when used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have Invented a most important inatru-
ment for the cure Of the above diseases Ithas been
subiected to test by the emostemnent phyaieians in
London Paris, Phiadelphia and New York; Il has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure OF Seminal
Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs,
caused by the secret habits of youth Price Ten Dolls
lars, bv Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR. AMOS and SON have devoted their attsntion
exclusively to this peculiar class OF maladies, and
the relief they have consequently been able to rem
der their isfuly testified and grate-
fully acknowledged by conyaleHeent patients and,
others daily arriving in town, irom all parts OF the
tions While their exertions havebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet irom what they
have experienced in enquiring INTO the causes o.
condition TO that of the most dangerous and invet
crate they have always entertained the Possibility
OF their prevention and removal, and likewise in
variaby found the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
to of the following eauses:-lgnorance, neglect;
or the III effects of unskillu OF improper
| therefore Dt AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, In the selection OF their remedies, a
! safe, edeetual and cautious ooursei emitting 81
combination of remedies which bear an equt90eal
character well as those whose premature iniu-
dioous application might be productive Of bad
seQuences in tho hands OF private individuals. In
short the iaudable end Of their the less
ening of great mass of human misery by the hllev-
iation relief and prevention OF those grievous sk
ctons that are in reality the secret foe OF hte and
which, while they so extensively surround US, eal
aol for skin and interference for their exter
min Ition. - -
COUNTRY 1NVALIDS.
Persons In any part of the world may be success.
fully treated by forwarding correct detail OF th
case with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo N. Y. ianT-dawiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26

Two Arcs occutted here lAst night, one
on South Second and The other on Cheaptide
street, among tlie tulierars are Chas. Pack.
Geld, stove dealer J. G. Mora, dentist Tol,
den, coniectioncti, Messts Cummings, own,
ers Of the buildings. Loss amounted lo
$4,000. .t...,.e
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TEIE 2
DRUG STORE.
40 NAM sTHEEE' .oH
.sErwERN MARKET AND FOURTH
w. q. ROBINSON,

w. - 6S2AN NSO II
f.rccrssos 70 HunaARD 4 noBiEsoND
rS NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WELLS
Lao,,n .tAnd hts FouRTH purchase tor Wv wv
season, from New York Philadelphis ,a nsvsiiS
Cinoinuau. general assortment " b"""'
ksP, - rs,slsss nrSE ssSsS ~ Sc found genuine In
binis Freneh ExtFhets for thS Leaist ~ nisnni,.
Isne,s Hssrsons, wrighrs psTny's snS ,,o,,,y osSs
Psfnmcry, Fancy sospt of eyesy eng
ns and csmphofated soapsi Poneine, Ma
itve ead Cshaine old brown Windsor SOAP @o'i -
,,., ,.. =, nu-s tisnors. ty the bottle or pint, /
s e,o.dtcinsi ana mechanical purpooes, lprnst1e
Ginger Wine, aud blackberry Brandy Superior O"-
''"0' "'"' BURNING FLUID
Extra quality, suitable for Patent and common
L'"VotrL VotrLs, PAINTS, AND vARNlsH,
OF every possible kind eolorAnd qualify
FRUIT JARS,
In reat variety bought directly from the Mannlee,
tate, Tor eash, and can and will therefore be SOLD
as IsdEsPR IRsedEsPRHAVES n HOLLAND BlTTERS,
e. shl.s ssi III is S psts
: PATENT MEUtCiNks
4 OF every Kind now IN use. ,nre
HAIR OILS AND POMADhSi
OF = thousand different varieties.
WHALE OIL SOAR
y FOR ths certain destruetion q iinfee's on '
Costars Rat Exterminator, Lyons Mag
D. netio Insect Powder; Bed Bug Exterminator'
q ''0i' '"'"S BRUSHES. h0
IHsir, Teeth, Nail, whitswAsb, Shoe, Scrub, p9st'
ing, Carpet, Window, Paint, Nnfnishs Artiaps &C
Sc without number. l -e. 49,. p
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL,
of the very best quality always on hahdj claas am
r Putty, Fluid Lamps and bawpwlet:
TOILET GDODB,
nd In endless variety, and OF best quality lafge %
nd Of Varnsh bought recently AZ forced SAFE IN E,
ALSO,
!, Robinsons Hair Tonie, cologne Cough Mixture, Dl
~ AffhBa Cordial, Horse Iiniment, hoTse ro"oel
,se 6c de- guaranteed 10 give entire aatisfaetion.
nS Soan's Condition Powder, Houghton's
te Peprin. '-t' ''.'
Physicians prescription nscsfeiplly and aeourstel
to compounded, OF the best medicinee-none oth'
Tomy friends and the public generally would =,
turn my most grateful IN anka for the lberaiphtfol
kindly solicit itp oontinuanoe, A. Alec an eXamin
a. tion of my stock by those VINO have not heret'
Aa' fore patrohized the house,
"a lam permanently located here, and dexpecttomal
~ friends and customers by fair dealing. -,
Children sent 70 my store for anything VIII
waited up N and the same price charged rs u the
ern parents came themselves.
JUST RECEIVED,
ton srge of Fruit Jars of thelAteSt styl'
'0a. and Sealing Wax. -
I'm. BIRDS AND CAGES.
y nm'' Bird seed, and, in short, everything belongi
ates strictly 10 my bnsinetp. -, non,xsoN
iylb W. =. hOblNSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
Dayton, XcnIa a Columbus B. A
@a@s
TL,oo N jIv Trains. via Columbus.

Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton TO AL Eastern
Cities.
TCHREE paily Trains each way, le4ying psSIoh
L for The East as follows Night Express az w -
m ,Dav Exprese IA, rs a m mmodahon tor. M
trrfvinF AT Dayton, Accommodation . 6s o. m'i
No. Expreas, II, 30 a. mi Day Express, o,so p ~,
Trains run by Columbus Time when 10 minutes
faster than Dayton time. ,.,,.. ~.
Through tickets can be had Tor All Eastern viies ~
hv ealiinv on r, n. Warman, Ticket Agent, AZ the
Depot, East Third strect
Hsyton, xsnIa AID columbus-LenveH at0,sO p.
M and arrives at 500 am, a,
XII freigbta left AT the Depot by $40 p, M, wiz
. .torrar,iad same dAy bv $50 D. m. Freighta ar
wing at S,SSp. M, win be deliVere a. q. M
C. wARMAN, 0en'l. Agt. aprl9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26

The Aims Houss Rt North Weymouth,
Massachusetts,, was destroyed by ere last
night, and two insane paupers. named Hay,,
den aud lowell, perished in tho flames =
Loss $4,000, a.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
NO MORE EXPLOSIONS
Greenoughs Carbonio Acid Gas Nom
Explosive Burninn Fluidl

HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENT
IL with Prof b. \, GREERoUoH, of Boston, (the
original inventor Of Camphene and Burning Flnid,1
for the eqelugive right to manufacture and sell the
NoN'EXPLoSIVE BURNING FLUID,
In Dayton and Montgomery county, am now pre-
pared TO offer II to the public Having seen and
made agreat variety OF the most dangerous expeTi-
ments with the Fluid, am fully assured that Il
IL may be used with PERFECT SAFETY
and will not explode under any ordinary use OF
Burning Fluid. have fully tested its merits in
presence OF all OF our best Chemists and many cti-
every family AS safe and brilliant Light.
IL 10 used in the same 1amps as the common
Fluid, and although little more eXpenaiVe in the
man laoture, win be sold at very slight advance
DIR. w. W. STEWART, Druggist
aug2s No. 90 Main street, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
For Sale,

DR. WN. EaRY, DIR. N. ED LEAhAN.
I HAVE this day associated with me in the
i Practice Of Medicine and Surgery Dr.. N. Ed Lea
man, OF this city.
Our ONCE 10 on Third Atreet, eAHt OF ST. ClAir 5d
door west OF Ohio BLOCK, p w ID tsA -
Dnyton, August IA, 1850. auglS
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Grain Market.
Dayton Tobaooo Market


T0BAoCo-Veryd dull, and no sales, Wrap
pers quoted at 5@9c, and Fillers 2@416c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26

NOTICE ia hereby given that the under
~ signed have been duly appointed and qualified
as executor on the estate Of Henry Metzge late Of
Montgomery county, Ohio deeeAsed.
John MKTZGER, lr 9
~ sAmuEL METZGkR,
BENJAMIN MErZGER,
OOttsHgW m HNecutofp. 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
ms TIE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRHRT,
A few doors East Of the PosT OFEloR,
DAYTON o.
THE

a lew HppEh hitst VI ihc vSA OFflehi
DAYTON, 0.
THE Subscriber is now better preparedr
Il than ever 70 aecommodate his old customers, and
the public, in the
IEOrsc-shOeing Business,
In its various branches. Particular attention
will be given to all lame horses. such as
will be curedsatifactoryto the owner OF such hor-
ses, and if not, money VIII be refunded.
ALSO.-Horses that interfere will be shodtopre-
vent IL, and warranted, or money refunded.
He WIN personally auperntend all work entruhtd
to his care. Thanfl FOR IA "a avOrs he respectfully
asks continuance OF the patronage OF his Old GUS
toners, and will be happy to accommodate aa many
EEw ones as may favok him with q call.
apr2-dawly NATHAN. SiFFERMAN.