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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

- stitch on both sides Of the
cloth alike, which cannot be unraveled or pulled
out.
They are all made with the highest mechanical
ski and Rli warranted TO WORK well on all kinds II
goods, from the ghtest fabric toheavy leather. In
partcularwe would call attention Of all 20 our
family Sewing machine. fthes been manufactured
expressly ior family use, and has met with favor
from all. II IL 30 Eimpllhed TO render it impOaa-
bic 10 get out Of order or derange ita operations,
indeed II ia 30 simple aH TO astonah one, that 90
smAli a piece OF mechanism VIII sew,
Of the Weed Patent.
NO. isavery convenient style which can be
worked BY hand or foot on or off its table For
oonv cnienco Of shipping aud also for large mAnuac
tories where II IL necessary TO place number Of
maehinea M into long bench making one table answer
NO. 2. with Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
with or without Box Top, which LOCKS down. Price
NO. 3. Same size as No 2, but runs with a belt
and At higher rate OF speed. This kind IL well
adapted 70 manufacture clothing or leather work.
This ia really the cheapest Machine in the market
~ there ia no work done on Sowing Machine that
u will not do. 10 is confidently asserted that this
Maehine runs easier than any machine now in use
NO, q This Machine has long arm, to accom-.
modate large work. II runs at high rate OF speed
runs earily, andis without doubt the hest Machine
for Iaiors uso ever offered to the public II B also
peculiarly fitted for plantation work, II 10 very
simple yet substantial and durable with but little
liability to getout Of order. Price $40.
,. ~. 2, Ihls - new and cheaper style, and
great variety Of work. II has been gotten up with
reference 20 furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty machine, at less price than either
OF the above. II runs verv easy, rapidly, and Il
$50 - ~
NO. 9. This is . machine got up on an entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered to the public and we conidenfly assert that
for family use ithas not equal. II fs very light
and tasty runs very rapidly, "a almost noiseess in
It's operation, and uses STRAIGHT NEEDLE, II is
80 arranged as 70 be utterly impossible for II to miss
stitches. IL has tension botn sides, and carries
large supply Of thread on the under spool. The
motions are gained by two small oranks that run
without perceptible noise. The two threads are
worked In such manner as never to pull both atthe
same time, and consequently, little fable TO break
The seam is very elastic and the thread does not
break In washing. II will do coarfe work better
tnau any cheap machine now in marRet az Il uses
silk, cotton or rnnen with equal facility. Price $50
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE All, BROADWAY, NY.
WHIrNEY & LYON Proprietors,
D.J TRUMP, Agent. Tels-lm d&w.l
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Montgomery County Superior Court No. 1896.
DUkSUANT to decree and order Of the
4 Superior Court OF Montgomery county, 10 me
directed, will offer at Public Sale at the door OF
the Court House in the city OF Dayton, In the coun
~ aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the 25th day OF JUNE, 1859,
at O'Clock, P. M, of said day, tho following de-
scrlbed Real Estate, to-wit;
First-ThiTty feet and nine inches of of the east
side of the west half OF In-Lot number thirty-nine
(S9), the original plat of Dayton in Montgomery
county, Ohio. Appraised at $4,000.
Seeond-The va at half Of ln-Lot number three
( on the original plat of the said town city Of
e=ytSa, in the same county and State. Appraised
at ats0O.
Third-The east half OF said Lot number three
az, on the original plat Of Dayton, in said county.
Appraised at $4,000.
Said property or so much thereof as may be ne
cessAry TO pay the Judgments and liens upon the
same, will be offered and sold in the order above
named, and cannot be sold for less than two thirds
OF its appraised value,
To be sol at the suit of Letitia Eaker, and Mary
Belle Eaker, against Charles g. Swain, ct al.
Terms OF sAle-caah.
JOHN MILLS,
sheriff OF Montgomery county, o.
THos. b, TILToH, Airy.
MAY 80, 1853. wit
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The War News.

The Persia brings two dpys later advicss
from Europe. The Austrians are in full re,
treat across the AIDA, and are reported 10
have taken up position ut Lodi The passage
of the bridge Of Lodi will be remembered as
one of the seyerest conflicts Napoleon | was
ever engaged in. The mouth of the bridge,
and up and down the opposite bank Of the
river, so that they could sweep every square
foot of the bridge with grape shot. IL was
like entering the jaws of death, and the
French column, blinded by the storm, aud
stopped by the piles cd dead, wavered and
commenced retreating before they reached
the middle of the bridge but Napoleon
seizing a standard took the lead, revived
the faltering courage of his men, and led
them triumphantly over, being himself the
second man 10 make the passage.
Gen Garibaldi is still victorious, and has
defeated an Austrian force at Bresca. Can
robert was not killed as had been reported-
The Emperor was always in the thickest o.
the battle, aud had gained unanimous praise
among the military men, for his strategetic
combinations. The resolutions of want Of
confidence in the Ministry had passed the
British House of Commons by q majority Of
l3. This shows dissatisfaction at their
strong Austrian proolivities.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

W 1t was subject of remark last evening,
that although Huston Hall was "6lled to over
Aowing"-the the excess reaching from the hall
door down the spacious stairway, into the street
belOw-the crowd ofpeople on the street was as
great as though not soul had been in the Hall.
1t is estimated that between four and five hun
dred people went away from the Hall, unable to
get in. Two or three hundred persons were
stationed upon the streets contiguous TO the
building, catching all of the exhibition which
could reach the ear. Had 25 cents admission
have been charged, the Hall would not then
have contained those who would have applied
for seats; and the money thus raised could have
been devoted to the purchase Of a piano--an
instrument badly needed 10 the High School.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

LOCK BoxEs.-D. P. o.-0ur gentlemanly
and accom- modating P. M, Col. K. A. King, ii
having prepared number Of "lock boxes" fol
the accommodation Of all who desire Sc.
cure box for the deposit of their letters, aud
to which they may have access at any time
when the office is open TO the public. Those
who desire these boxes should at once advise
the Postmaster Of the fact Quite a number
Of gentlemen have already ordered lock boxes
and those who want them should not delay ap
plicaton.
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Court Matters.

The Court House presents quite a stirring
scene at this time. The Superior Court, Judge
Haynes; the Common Pleas, Judge Parsons
and the Grand Jury, are all in session.
Since the sitting Of the Common Pleas, Judge
Parsons has been hearing petitions for divorce,
The Superior Court, however, will occupy the
Court Room, and tomorrow Judge Parsons will
remove his Court to Beckel's Hall where he will
take up the criminal docket, which it is believed
from the material in course Of preparation,
will draw heavily upon the time Of the Court
during the term.
The Grand Jury are having labOrious ses.
sion. A very large number Of witnesses are
being examined before IL, and it is thought al
most impossible that II can get ready to re-
port this week. Geo. W. Malambre, Esq, has
been appointed by Judge Parsons to assist
Prosecuting Attorney Houk in his lAbors du.
ring this term and we may expect that the
business before the Grand Jury will be attended
TO with all possible dispatch.
On account OF the multiplicity Of cases be.
fore the Superior Court, it is presumed that
its labors will surely extend into the beginning
Of next month. For the same reason the Court
of Common Pleas will probably continue until
about the goth Of July.
Up to the present time the Court transactions
have not been Of sufficient general interest to
report.
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u-see eth page for Telegraph Reports.
To Tax Payers.

Treasurer Kenney has extended the time for
the payment Of Taxes TO Monday evening j une
9th, in consequence Of the semi annual pay,
ment Of Taxes being new thing, aud not as
yet fully understood by ALL After that time
the penalty will be added. II will require all
the time after that date in getting up the books
for 1859, and it will consequently cost the
Treasurer all the additional penalty to attend
TO those collections after that time.
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CLOSING OUT SALE
Rich Dress Goods,
Embroideries, Parasols, &c.
N. P. DOUGLASS & CO.'S!

s. e Cor. Main and Market SITS,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE IA
And will continue until the entire stock OF summer
Dress Goods ParasOls, EmbroiderleE, 6c.,
are sold
Rich Dress Silks, worth 81 so for 81 90.
Rich Dress Silks, worth IS cts for so cts.
Rich Berege Robes at Eastern cost
Rich CHALK Robes at Eastern cost
Rich Valencias at Eastern cost
Rich Challies worth 20 cts for l2l cts
Rich Lawns (w0rranted fast oolors) worth 20
cts. for l24 cts,
Rich Embroideries at cost of importation.
Rich Collars worth 25 cents for 10 cents.
Rich Embroidered Sets worth 5000 for
$3.50
Rich Parasols at manufacturers' prices.
Heavp Brown Sheetings worth 10 cents for
9 cents.
Heavy Brown Sheetings worth 10 cents for
81 cents.
Fine Brown Sheetings worth 81 cents for 61
cents
English Chintz yard wide, for 10 cents.
Hoop skirts worth "a, 90 for $500.
Hoop Skirts worth 90 for $500.
Misses Hoop Skirts worth 75 cts for so cts.
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs worth 30 cts,
for l24 cents
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs worth 10 cents
for6l cts
Also heavy stock Of Cottonades, Denims,
&c, &c, at unusually low prices
Ef-We have heavy stock OF the above goods,
which are all and must be sold In order TO make
room for our heavy fall purchases.
n. p. DOUGLASS a co,
jo2i $. =. Cor Main and Market St..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

"4TH" IN GERMANrowS-We allude to this
subject again merely to say that our neighbors
are making extensive arrangements for grand
celebration of the 9th" 1t is expected that
It will be one of the most attractive occasion S
had there for many years. The people will be
prepared for their friends from every point of
the compass.
The ceremonial exercises of the day
will be terminated by two balls in the evening
-one at the Schaeffer House and the other at
the Germantown Hotel The music and con
veniences at either place will be No. l..
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CHE DAILY EMPIRE
oFFloa OF POsLioArioNi
Empire Building Thirdst, SOuthSds bsi, Main jefferson
TERM0i
BY MaiisB, 90 per yearin advance.
10 cents per Week pc yhblo to tho carrier.
Single oopios. putup in wrappers, hoents.
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company 10
our duly authorised Agent TO make contracts
DC, 10 that city.
To BUsfNKss NEN.-The Empire Job Rooms
are in complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall in and examine our work aud
learn our prices.
IF To ADVERTISERS. - Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published-nOt later. We cannot
agree to insert them after rthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

PIcNio Oh THE PEoPLE's CoLLE0Es.-on teN
morrow morning the teachers and scholars Of
the public schools Of Dayton will start for
Phillips Hill, south Of and contiguous to the
city, on a picnic and exhibition excursion. The
several schools will meet at about o'clock at
the School Houses, and will form on Main St ,
at about . O'Clock, and proceed to the Hll
where they will doubtless spend an agreeable
day. The scholars will wear neat and appro
pirate badges, by which 1t can be readily learn.
ed to which school they belong This picnic
will make curious diplay, as there will be
shout 2OO0 children in attendance. Phillips
Hill will be literally covered with +" Young
Amreica" tomorrow. By proper care all con
fusion may be avoided in this monster gathering
Of young ideas"
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n@-According to motion of adjournment
the friends of Temperance Reform will
meet tomorrow evening, for the purpose Of
hearing the report OF the Committee appoint
ed at the meeting on last Thursday night,
at Huston Hall. We have not learned where
the meeting will be held, As Huston Hall
will be occupied by the Floral Concert to-
morrow evening, and the major portion of
those who would attend the temperance
meeting would liketo attend the Concert, the
adjournment will probably be continued
oyer until Tomorrow evening week, when,
we learn, Pro-! Gaddis intends returning
and again address the people on the subject
of temperance 1t is probable that it will
stand adjourned indefinitely.
We must not be deemed impertinent in
this matter Our practical temperance habt
its Ia system which we will put fornenst I"
all the theories, fne-spun or otherwise, in
the world) gives us a right to speak in this
connection. When we say that the tenn
peranoe people oyince entirely too much
moral cowardce, we mean what we say
The death Of at least twenty we'll conducted
temperance periodicals at prominent points
in this State, for want OF the patronage of
professed temperance men and women,
would seem to bear us out in the above deo-
laration. The aversion to actively engage
in the work of Temperance Reform was
painfully manifested at Huston Hall on last
Thursday night one more such dAmper 4"
would smother any living thing Is it pos
sible that the county and State canvass is to
be gone through with before the Committee
will report
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

pO-A runaway at one o'clock to-day,
raised considerable excitement on Main st.
An animal attached to buggy belonging to
Mr.. Pease, of Carrolton, became frightened
and ran down Main stree to the corner of
Third, making several turns at that point,
dangerous to pedestrians and passing vehic-
les. The buggy (Which happily contained
no person) was finally overturned by striking
a wood wagon, and dragged to the opposite
side of Third street, by the affrighted Animal
which was stopped by some one seizing it by
the nostril'-a dangerous experiment--as the
horse was without bride at that time
The damage done was principally to the
vehicle.
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MAsoSio CELEBRATION AT MGDDLErowN-The
members of st. Johns and Dayton Lodges, to
gether with those of the other bodies, who de.
sign visiting Middletown to participate in the
celebration Of st. Johns day, will meet at the
Hall Friday morning, Oath inst, at 7 oclock.
W. H. GILLESPIE, W M, st. Johns Lodge.
e. A. PARRoTT Dayton
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Physiology &PhySiOgnOmy
ERE. THondPsoN nootrnI

MRS. THOMPSON, Dootress,
X NOWN throughout all the principal
IN cities of the Union for the number and complete
cures she has effected for afflicted females, has taken
Room No. l6, Beeksi House, (iSte Phenir Houss,)
Where she may be consulted by all iemAlcs who are
affected with diseases peculiar to the sex
She cures permanently Dyspepsia, and all debtii.
ties, obstructions, kc TO which females are subject
Her medicines are vegetable preparations, and are
indian Remedies. They are \ sure cure.
Personal examinations made At her room and
cures guaranteed and married life made agreeable
She will give true delineatlonH OF character made
from examination OF head face and neck
She will extract corna without drawing blood
All she proposes to do, she viii guarantee
She invites the afflicted ladies Of DAYTON 10 cali
and consult her soon, as she will remain but short
time. je2i-tf
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ONSIBUsEs FoR THR PIcMo.-A line Of Oms
nibuses, for the accommodation of all who de.
sire to witness the Picnic Exhibition, at the
County Fair Grounds. to morrow, will leave
the Phillips House corner every fifteen min.
utes during the day. The fare will be only
fen cents
The scene upon the Hill to morrow win be
one well worth seeing. Just think Of it-Over
1000 children, dressed in their holiday clothes
designated with pretty badges, in picnic
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

FREsH MEAT-Citizens of oregou-and cit
zens of every portion OF town, for that matter
ARE referred to the advertisement of Rey-
nolds d Jeffries, 10 another column. These
gentlemen succeed Mr.. George Preston 10 the
fresh meat, produce and vegetable trade at the
well known stand on 5th St, few doors from
Brown, Oregon; and they will have fresh, sweet
meat every day-"and Monday. toOr' 1t twill
be well TO bear this in mind, These gentlemen
also keep on hand the best quality of produce,
vegetables, berries fruit. DC, in season They
are fair dealers, and, will do their utmost to
please the public. We have omitted to state
that meat, produce, DC, can be procured
their place as cheaply as at any other place in
the city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

GARDENs.-A handsome garden we all admire,
especially when ornamented with choice flow.
ers. AT this time Dr. Laugsteds choice roses,
tulips, verbenas, hyacinths and hundreds OF
whose names We are ignorant may be seen
blooming in all their glory. lisa most cheer
ful and pleasant sight to behold. His grape
vines are loaded with grapes and we know OF
no private garden that contains so many choice
fruits and flowers as that of DR. Lsugsted -
He takes great pleasure in showing visitors
over his beautiful grounds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

" man name DIETRICH who resides few
miles west of the city, got on a "bender" Mons
day, and was put in the Station House to keep
him out Of harms way, and 10 keep harm out
Of his way Yesterday the Mayor 6ued him
81 aud costs, aud he took his departure from
our city with his notions Of decorum considera.
bly, elevated.
Our clever sausage maker who lives across
the river, and who can boast Of having one Of
the best regulated Slaughter Houses west or
sast(l) ofthe Alleghenies-Andy Winegauner--
was hauled up yesterday for EAST driving"
and fined 50 with costs assessed, amounting
to "as much more" Andy's plea was that he
had good horses, and he didn't care who knew
II. His mode Of advertising them was objected
to, and he Vastly implication referred to
the newspapers. "Our columns are open"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

B@-The down train on the @. q NJ. rail.
road met with an accident yesterday on this
side Of Uuion. One Of the wheels Of the
tender broke down, which threw that insti,
tuition of the track, and down small em-
bankment Another engine, from Green
vile, went out and brought down the train.
The accident caused delay Of about two and
a half hourA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22
DIED.

At O'Clock last evening, Mr. ASDREw HIKEsi an
old and much respected citizen OF Harrison Ip,
His funeral viii take place from his late residence
AZ 10 O'Clock pm. tomorrow Thursday afternoon.
Services BY the Rev. ,. W. Conrad.
IntsFmsnt Concord Meeting HOUSE, On the Gov
iRgtOn Pike, shout nvs miles north of Dayton.
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INDICATED INHALATION.

DR o. n WILLIAMS, Of the firm of
~ Workman, Doddrldge a Williams, will visit
hiAmiaburg again June 29th, or the purpose OF
consulting with those now under HIS treatment and
all Others that may choose TO call His practice 10
confined to Chronic DiseasesI particularly OF the
Throat and LungH, and diseases OF Females. He
may be consulted at the Miami House for one day
only. je2l-ltdw2w
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAol
Weekly AdVer1isements.

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

p@-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always neao--a
very important matter to them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

W-A lAdys port mOnaie was found in
the pump at shellabargsrs stable this morn
ing, Has any person had their pockets
picked 7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

0'Douglas d Co., again ammo unce great in.
ducements to the ladies and the public. They
have the goods, and are bound to sell them to
make room for their fall stock. Go soon, if YOU
would get bargains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

LosT.-A fine carriage whip, yesterday. be.
tween the Railroad and franklin street. The
Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at the stable of John shellsbarger, Jeffereon,
below 3D.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22
Preserve Your Furs from Moths!
RAT, ROACH & MOUSE DESTROYER
SUPERIOR to anything of the kind man
~ ufaetured. J. W, DIETRICH,
Druggist, Phillips House

WE, the undersigned, have used the
preparation for rats, manufactured by ]. w. Die
trieh, Druggist, Phillips House. and have found It
failiug article for the destroying of rats and
think 1t superior to anything OF the kind new in
ABNER HARKIS,
J. NJ. JOHN,
ADAM BBY,
ieIT.2w +. r.. LUssiRR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

wv. j. Widener will have Ice Cream, lem
onade, aud all kinns of lunch material on Phil.
lips Hill tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

a. The nerve that never relaxes, the eve
that never blenches, the thought that never
WAnders-thess are the masters Of victory.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

D-Remember the auction of valuable goods
aud convenient articles at the Room Of Mr..
Jewell, next door to ohristopher's Auction
Room, TO morrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

SALARIEs OF TEAoHKRs-The Providence
Journal has an article on teachers salaries, the
object (which is to show the comparative rates
Of different cities The table ia quite interest
ing. The salaries refer only to teachers of the
High Schools and the Grammar School Masters.
In Toronto, o. W., 81, ,964; Petersburg, @. W =,
$1,000; Boston, principal of the Latin school,
$2,sOO-his Eve assistants average, 81, $50 ;
principal Of English high school, $2,sO0-his
four assistants each 81 $50; Chicago principals
$4,000; Philadelphia, West Roxbury, prnci
pals each $4,000; Roxbury, Charleston Brook.
lyn, each 81 200; New Bedford Salem, ChelS
sea, each 81 500; Springfield, 81 500. In Prov.
idence, the principal of the Boys Latin school
receives but 81 200; boys English school the
same; boys Junior school, 5000. The salaries
of grammar masters in Boston is $4,000; of sub
masters, 81 500. The salary of the principal
of the high school in Detroit is $1,000; and of
the Union schools 5000. That of their assis,
tants in the junior departments is $3.50.
OF all the penny wise and pound foolish
economy we ever heard Of that of employing
cheap Schoolmssters is the silliest. Teaching
should be made profession to be as well paid
as any other. The school system of Ohio is
acknowledged the best in the Union, and if it
is not really So it is only by the refusal of the
officers charged with its execution to give the
Teachers fair enumeration for their labor.