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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

This hastily written skssch b the career
Of tbs young merchant will Be readily m.
dsrstood 70 al hnietsthSlsly 10 neny "
the EAST yooht ben d ths arsssnt dsy y
and the qusstiot bsrs atl,es: How are these
deplOrablN soulsa hsness 10 belafoidhaR w
answer that holy Writ cautions ne agaifst
making haste TO get rich, as well az eFsty
other folly that makes shipwroek Of the
happiness q thousands of human beinss-
We would haTs me= pay ss they 80, and
be content with their wages. Endorsing or
paying something for nothing, shculd be
abolished. II credit is given let honesty
obtain il, and no kind hearted, innocent
person should be made to pay the debts Of
rascal We do aot deny that very many
worthy men have got their first start in tho
world by obtaining credit, but they were
worthy Of IL and an endorsement would no,
have made them any more honest Honest
men will always obtain credit without an
endorser and those that are not honest
should not be trusted under any oircum-
stances.
The above are hOmely pictures Of two
real characters Of the present day. The
Srst picture represents pradent hard.
working, Christian citizen, and whose OK,
ample is worthy Of imitation, and who il
one Of the real patriots and bone and sinov
of this great Repnblic. The second ! 10
ture represents gentleman born in aiIiu.
enee, whose every want was supplied by in
dulgent parsnts but was unwilling to adopt
the maxims and follow the preOepls of hi,
father He made haste to got rich; and 4
We should follow him further, We might
find drunkArd, or an inmate of the mad
! house
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Notice ~ the Creditors of L. n.
+. ..Fr Osborn!

WILL pay a dividend to the creditors
OF x: n. osbSEn on the SOth day Of August, 1853,
at my ONCE In the city OF Dayton o-'SN''
Owing to the fact that the creditors hAva NOT 49,
AZ presented their claims, cannot say what the
je20-ltd&6Ww Aaai~nsa
- lJournAl and Glnnetta nnn, Ns'lsNce'
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Notice to Il. Fairs CredItors.

WILL pay dividend to creditors of Ed /.
= ward Fair on the aoth Of Sept, 1852 at my once
bays e ywIng 20 me creditors in part not yet
lave Of selling some OF the real property, IN the
mean time, IeAnnot state the amount OF the diyi-
uen1s NJ. u. WALKER,
le20-ltudbKW Ahalgnaa
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I@- 5000 AoENrs WANTrn-T,

S6S- 5000 AGENTS WANTED-Tos sell three
new and unequalled inyentions-wanted by every
family My agents have cleared over $25 900 selling
one OF the n. Articles light cheap, easy to car
ry, and very TAKING. Several Diplomat, Silver,
Medal from American Institute, N. Y. and patents
nave been granted NE for them. One patent In
England and one In France. Put IN stamps, and l
Will send you, gratis, 80 pages particulars of
the best agency in the country
EPHRAIS BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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FOR SALE.

20. 900 ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
OOtVOO or nearlines of Rail RoRGs, compri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
Tothose having small farms in this section, that
VIII sell AT "a good price, would say sell, and go
where you can get large tract OF land at n low
price, and where you viii have equally good mar
kets.
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
In Missouri, both the quality and title OF which
will guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, well improved, will be sold cheap, and
city property taken In part payment.
ALSO, line Lot on Ludlow st., between
4th and 9th, lls by 90 ft.--alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots of ID acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, A 3 story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between ID and 4th sts and desirable
residence on 9th st., bet Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impoved Property in Miami
City," and dayton View" in tracts of from to
10 acres. All for sale CHEAP by
CHAS. a CLARKE,
feb2I Real Estate Agent, Clegg,s Building
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Ma For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters Of interest and Information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
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DIR. JOHNSON's
HERB DISPENSARY.

oFFIcE e5 MAIN ST,
tSeeond door, Up stsirs,) Buffalo, NY,
! THE CELEBRATED DIR. JOHNSON
4 Botanic Physician, treats SUCCESSFULLY the fol
lowing diseases; -0
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
Dronchltls, Headache cu'd in 0 m
Lung & Cest Diseases Scrofula,
Diseases of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague,
Female Weakness, Pimples,
Diseases of the Ear and Eve. &o &c
Al who are suffering from the above named dis
Eases or any other complicated disease of wears
standing are informed that they car have for,ysTd
ed Dy mail or express or the small sum of Al 90 a
meat neg. package OF Medicines, with all necessary DE-
IeoIons anu medical advice. Patients should epnlv
wlthout delay, as they can obtain Instant reiief
IRON the DOotor's remedies. $3.50
W. Johnsons Medicine consiBtH of extranta fron,
gnoicebt Medicinal foreign and native RoofA and
heInei manufactured under his own supervfaion al
ms DiHpensary and therefore AvoitiinR the nEe of
mercury and other mineral poisons, that were new
eI 9 9eslgned ior the system, TO which many thous-
amos nave fallen victims and gone to early graves
LUTON FOR THE COMPLEXION-IIre John-
soL'g remarkable LOTION for beautifyipR and i'm
proving the Complexion, removing aimost Instan-
taneously Tan, Freekles, Pimples 8o. will be sent
20 any part OF the country oF 81 90 and one post
age stamp AddFtss
DIR. JOHNSON, Drawer 4Ol,
Office 96 Main street BuffhlP, M Y
n, B-Female Pulls 81 90 a box. jell-d6wiy
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To Capitalists.

A HANDSOME new two story Brick
N Dwelling tdoublel on Brown street, that viii
rent Tor TEN REH CENT. oS IuE iNvEsrMENT.
tor sale BY CHAS. q. CLARKE,
ict Cierg'a nuildiag, I'd Hireet.
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Not Musty Ale /

RUT Harriss' xxx stock Ala. Al III.
~ syalsn sAiooa, !" 70 JsasnoR sfTsss. :,
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Tor Sale OK Exchanpe

FOR CITY PROPERTY, pair Of very
Il fine Mules, and the Trading Boat "BerrinEtoni :,
CHANLES y. CLARKE,
mytI CleEgis Building, ID street
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COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE IA
Aud viii continue until the entire stock Of summer
Dress Goods Parasols, kmbroideries, &C..
are sold.
Rich Dress Silks, worth 81 80 for 81 90.
Rich Dress Slks, worth IS cts. for so cts.
Rich Berege Robes at Eastern cost
Rich Challi Robes at Eastern cost.
Rich Yalencias at Eastern cost
Rich Chullies worth 20 cts. for l2i cts.
Rich Lawns (worranted fasg colors) worth 20
cts. for l29 cts.
Rich Embroideries at cost of importation.
Rich Collars worth 25 cents for 10 cents
Rich Embroidered Sot,s worth $500 for
$3.50
Rich Parasols at manufacturers prices.
heavp Brown Sheetiugs worth 10 cents for
8 cents.
Heavy Brown shse.ings worth 10 cents for
81 cents.
Fine Brown sheetings worth 81 cents for 6A
cents.
English Chintz, yard wide, for 10 cents
Hoop skirts worth 81 90 for SO CO.
Hoop skirts worth $500 for $500
Misses Hoop Skirts worth 75 cts. for so cts.
Ladies' Linen handkerchief worth 30 cts,
for l24 cents
Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs worth 10 cents
for 6l cts
Also heavy stock Of Cottonades Denims,
&c, &c., at unusually low prices.
E3.We have heavy stock Of the above goods,
which are all new and must be sold in order TO make
room for our heavy fal purchases.
n. p. DOUGLASS g. co,
Je2l 5. J.. Cor. Main and Marketsts
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Earms.

I01l ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
q ner, on the o, n nj, r. r., one hundred acres
improved, the remainder timber OF good quality,
deep, rich, alluyial soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tho prem
iseG, convenient out-houses, and in the midst OF
good settlement
This farm ls offered at the low price IF si2 per
acre, being much less than its value. For sale by
CHAS. 4. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, sd street.
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pRsading Matter on Every Psgo.-l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

CITY PrOperty-Destrn Resi-
denceI
oier for sale on reasonable terms, a
low Perry.
The House is large and eonmodious, with all the
modern improvements and eonyenienceBi 10 finely
located, andtn a good neighborhood, viii be sold
cheap, ifapplieation IL made soon.
CHI As. r CLARKE,
mh8 Real Estate Agent, Cleggis Building.
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w. S. ROBINSoN'S
CASH
DRUG STOREl
At the old stand Of
Hubbard & Robinson,
l2O Main Street,
Between Third and Fourth.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


THANKFuL for the liberal patronage which hs,
Il been extended to the late firm of Hubbard
Robinson by the citizens OF Dayton and vicinity
for the two years which said firm has been in ex a.
ence, would justsa, that am permanently loca
ted here and expect by fair and upright dealing Il
share with my brethren in the above business 4
liberal portion OF the pu iiic patronage.
MY STOCK ts now very complete, having lust beer
replenished, lin anticipate OF an Increased trad,
this season) from some of the very best housed Ir
New, new YORK and other cities among vi ich may b,
poses. P'''
TO the Ladies,
would say, that thave well studied to please youi
tastes ana shal alwayskeep foryour especial bene-
ht, a iull assortment of Fancy Toilet Goods such
as Lu6in, Glenn's Julef Hauel. Harrison, Bazinis
and Wrights Extracts for the handkerchief Meen
Fun, Pear Drops, sc for heautifying the COM
plexion; Glenn's celebrated Toilet Waters Bay Rum.
and aromatic vinegar, Freokle wash for removing
ireekles and tan. Extra Hair OIL Pomade. and all
the most popular Hair Restoratiyes and hair Dyes;
COMBS, hair, cloth and shaving Brushes, white
Brushes.
white Lead, OIL, andcolored paints prepared rea-
Coyal, coach, furniture, damar, Japan and iron
Varnish Olive oil, pure for table, sperm, fish,
oleaehed Whale, Machine Lard, and Eeatsfoot Oils.
Whole OIL Soap, = new article in this market for
the destruction of all kinds of insects that infest
flowers, vines or fruit trees.
Holman's celebrated Health Restorative, for the
WonaeIlul ehect OF which would refer to the Rev.
street, VA
Burning Fluid of extra quality, suitable for burn
ing In the patent gas lamps, or others.
All the Patent Medicines now In use and ALI that
may come hereafter. " ~
am sole agent In this city and county for Bnr-
haVe's Ho land Btters, which will sell TO dealers
at manuiacturers prices. by the dozen.
Country merchants supplied with any thing in
m line ss low as any house west of tho Ioountalns
FRUIT Jars OF every sty and dqualit IN use. Seat
ing wax ana corKs for fruit jars and bott es.
Bird seed birdcages and all the little fixtures be-
longing to them, % w
Canary and other birds bought and sold.
FINE tobacco and cigars together with full stock
OF snow case goods, and thou, and other articles
700 numerous to mention, all of which shall take
pleasure in showing to my many friends and the
puone generally, feelgn assured that my goods and
In this city. ' 0' '''''
Juue4 w. S. ROBINSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-11

T AND WARRANTS BOUGHT g. SOLD
~ at Cincinnati quotations, or located In Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri, by
CHAS. Il. CLARKE,
mhb Third afreat
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July ,. IhSB
Flour--TheFe wasa heavy feeling la the market To-
day and hoiders had n make concession OF roc per
barrel In ords 10 effect saes The sales were eohhned
% n barrels a ss a9a6 for sapefAne. ard 20 2As %
for .tra ineading 30 barrels choice brand At ~ 3
10 be delivered nexf week. The Eeesipas daring the
last n hours comprising 75I barrels.
whisk Y--Ths market is duil. aud prices lower ana
irregular sales 81 ga barrels at eens, including
wagon good deal was ien over unsold
Provieans--There H4s bEtter feeling in the maf-
ket fos Bac0n and holders we're very nrn u
and se for sho1ldsrsanA sides. This gaa caused by
slight im provemeBt 10 the demand. The saies we're
1900 rs Bacon Shoulders loose, at 70 = per ewt
and 90 hhds do packed; 10000 Is bulk shona
ers sold al Is packed; nad to.oOB do a te l0o.',
fh,y were held at 6kc II the close lSo Nsrees LAfe
Gsoeeries- The marker IS unchanged, Win mOder
Wbsat-The market continues dull, and prices have
declined about seper bushel. Sales bOs 0ashe pnm'
/ Red at ] 10 and lao do good whiss a. 30
| Corn--The marketis V5ry 6rm, and prices aeaAl
sales 900 bushels 70 srrSe % eoe and 1000 do on pr
BsrIey--Ths market IsinaeriTe, and prices nOmina
| Al 5aa62 cents. -
! Rye-A lair demand, and The mark etIs arm at 05c.
| Oats Market dull q l9a5Oe. Rereipts large.
/ P0tatoesSalos 600 bush prime Old at 81 % per bus
RgRs-The Market u ven deli. tnd prices have SET
lied down IN IOc per dozeH. Thciris fair aenHBd
hOwsyer, at this price.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
PHOENIX
For the Lancaster Gazette
Tashionably Sick.

1t isa lamentable fact that so common
has 1t become TO have some form OF all
ment, that it is by many considered ex !
trsmely lady like or genteel to have bad
health. Many ladies. aud even some old
ladies Of the stronger sex. seem to think
they woul.i be iudelicats and unfsshicna.
Bile il they had not some ache, or ailment
ito complain Of
This coald not be soft they were fully
aware Of the causes ofthe pains Of which
lthey complain. Were the real causes Of
disease generally known. we should be
ashamed Of our ailments, rather than boast
Of them. s.
When we consider that these causes are
our own violation Of natural laws, and
that by attention to the conditions ol
Heath. we might always, or nearly al
ways enjoy its blessings. sickness must
r appear to US more Ike disgrace than ar
n honor.
i How many women are there who arr
3 pale and weakly, with q physician II
: almost daily attendance, who might b.
a little attention to regularity Of habit
Is and out door exercise. have gool hesltl
i, and rosy cheeks: 70 say nothing Of th
ii expense they might save their husbands
,e or the happiness that would be brougb
4. into their homes. yi t,
We often hear mothers complain,
rather boast, oftbe delicacy Of their chi
a. dren, saying how frail and punny the
"a are, and bcw easy they take cold and 6.
siek: when if these same mothers woul
''' feed their children bread instead Of cas
o. potatoes instead Of preserves, and "ppl.,
Einsteatl Of candy, they would have notl
n ling tc complain ofs Their children wou
,re be healthy and robust, an honor to the
parents and themselves. Besides savir
W by their improved ttmpers and mo
u.s. pleasant disposition, tbrse-fourths OF q
rs, trouble they now cause. e8fk
Il. Let those who love 10 complsin consid
this. and when next they ihink Of sendi
, for doctor. send instead for pure q
my plenty Of exercise, regular habits, a
ls- healthiui food. They will by SO dol
M save time, trouble, expense and ill'natu
4. aside from the reward OF rosy healib, a
it's ., I,loas;rnt, ro3 has basiowad nm
~ moftals. ~ "ss71t.'HhA NvAll4'
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FOrtAo Lancaster Gazette

1 For tho LancAsbok 0h@otto'
Messrs. EDrroRs, II know now that
good name is Of priceless value, because, !
have lived through more than one half
life OF three score aud ten; and my young
readers will believe me NOW when I say.
that were I again back at the starting
point Of life. would leave no honorable
or iustiiable mems unlried to obtain
good name. But would not ccndescend
to any unworthy stratagem to secure the
favor and good opinion Of the world; no
act that would if known detract from my
dignity and independence. Ny good
mama should be merited: and the merit
should be predicated upon life Ofuseiul-
ness, characterized by strict justice in all
things. That kind offame. that may tenn
porsrily be acquired by the demagogue,
1 would spurn. It's akind Of wbitewash
thai the showers Of adversisy viii wash OF
] and it may cover carcass that is tillee
with rotteness, and loathiug reptiles.
am impelled to make these remarks
because I have learned, thatit is imPossi
BILE for any man to accomplish much tha
: is ofany utility, without good name;
!, Having arrived ct the proper age.
y should take some occupation for liveI
. y hAaa, that REomissd to be EsmppeIasiy.
: either selected for me by my guardians.
: chosen by myself and would never chang
1t it unless the changing times made Il
business entirely worthless. This. a
convinced is the.true theory Of success:t'
l have seen, that where one who. chang'
"a succceds. 6fty make shipwreok; general
!, become involved in debt. IT busine
sometimes becomes discouraging, ha
! generally found il to rise again.
;, 1 hope my young friends will not t
!, in following me. for shall have somethi
to say Of much more Importance to 'her
- as we advance in life.
TO PHOENIX
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

HARVEST. Our farmers are now IN lne
mids. Of their grain. Most of them with
Glad hearts 60 forth rejoicing at the'r ilne
promise, while some enter their fields sal
dened at the bligh,ing havock of the frost
Ailsdoweyer seem cheered by the prospect
.of 4 better yield than was anticipated'-
Z Many golden fields have already bowed tt
-rsapsr's hand. But few wal be LET
at the close Of this week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

TIE GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
According to all accounts the Niger
drivers and fra eaters who gained ad-
miitance into the recently held Dem :
cratic State Convention Of Georgia, dis.
played their chivalric qualities TO their
hearts content. The Savannah Repub-
Ilican says that for disorder. rowdyism
and general contempt for all rules Of pro.
priety. its parallel has never been witnessed
In that State, and that they had respect
Ineither for themselves nor FOR the people
That sent them there. To such dis
lgr ceful pitch was the disorder carried
THAT the President Of the Convention
aband the chair in disg ust, and de
clared that abe was ash amed OF thei
conduct. and had never before witnesse
/ the like in deliberative body."-M Y
Herald, -
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cOHMKRcIAL IHTELLIsEHO1
Lanensfer 1Tnrhet
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nrw Yeas. July :. 1854
FiOur-Firn. snd about Sc bstler saies el so b5i.
9s 5ns5 81 fSf snporaoe st1te. - $50 " ier essta
,nan u eoaA eaifa Weaierfe usaG Is Goa Bod, ard "
o IS for fresI roHu.i hoop Ohie. cis-ine q tsdy.
Whsat-- Dali ard HurhA hAngsd salrs su1a - ~ foi
Whiis KentactJ; So for Ksd WrsieTfs = for firi'
kgs--i'uH at eslaDc; sales ofio.oeo bushels y @s.
rsrH.A shade armer. bot qsiei; saies or l5s coo
bushels a. f4ar6 fe for Western nBixcd aDd felloei
. e for rodnd getow, eor fDr unsound Vi hie Seuth
sss IN store: ste fBr 81 Yellow
ats-uiss Is 4lafse lof state. sad 4s4fa Cana dale
! Whlsky-steady. J. saiss $50 baFrels ~ 2sc.
In tet-Do1 atliai5e for Ohio and ifaisc for State
checs0-l419 cents.
sSgar--lias seelised le daring thswseSi Nusc0va
do Al Safa5se-
Ries--Hoas: Al l3isaiHf.
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faz-The .Irish in tho vicinity q this {

1-The Irish in ths vicinity Of this Of
4. fics are and have been troublesome. On
Saturday last couple Of thehss got into
a ssuss which ended in the lodgment OF
!, ,ons IN Jail and giving the ether bloody
head, The thing might have ended more
4 seriously, but for the prompt and timely
interference Of our Mayor. who caused thu
! offending party to be marched off YER,
much to the disappointment OF those font
Sc Ifisk froiics. M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

EEWe are rejoiced to find that tie re-
nowueds Chemist Of New England. Door
A4ns, has 1t length turned his attention
to the disorder which hangs like blight
on our community, Our section is as
healthy as any other, with one single ex'
6spiion. and that is the Fever and Ague.
ssw,hish hauuts us on every side. But his
remedy does cure. as we should know j
must, il he made il. Cast out this balefu
dist mpsr from among US. andours is ON
Of. Tho loyeliest spots in the west Seni
mel Fairfield Io,oa.
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-,=... WHAr HoLLAEDERs THINK Or B@R-
Z ,Sa4mvRs HoLtAED BIrrERsl- j. QUINTUs
Ell. Of the Sheboygap MsU'bOd', in let
!. ter, dated September, 9th. 1854, .hqs re-
j mMks-- s
"You will observe that | have publish
I'D seyetal certificates lately. These are
pot mere 'ps6s' but literally true, and
should You continue advertising with u.s.
goa may expect to secure large orders
from very Holland settlement in the unl-
tsd Etatss.'s q.
This is An extract from one OF the many
letters received from the Holland settle
s9@sBts. Surely when Hollandsrs rsccom
J mend sths Holland Bi,.ers so warmly
e7as Americans. may not .besita,s in testing il
= =. virtues for tBemtelvsS. A1tt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
pHILApRLPHIA MARKET

PaTLApELpuIA.yuiy7 !, 1889.
BrsadsH6s very dali, lat without essential change
In prices, sxeept for cora, which has advanced
Flour ls selling only IN saaIi for home con
sumption AZ 81 95a6 - and extras Al 50u6 G95s.
Wheat comes forward slowly. aud msets limited
tnqury. saics o. He'd a S0si 50, & Whe a tSat 10
kye commanders eenis.
corai, ssares ai,d has advanced 70 sse.
Oats dali a. 40a4s cents.
No change IN Groceries or Provisions.
Whisky siaadY niere for Obio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

ewSes the advertisement Of Emanuel
Giesey. "Coal, Coal" elsewhere in to-
DAYS paper. Mr.. G. is prepared to fur
nish al a reduced price, a fine article Of
Coal.