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COWS AND CALvNs.

cows AND CALVES.
The market las ruled 6u during The entire week past
Tho supply erasey large and some OF the poorer
mich cows lett upeold, while othtrs were so'd at
very lo~ prices 70 be sent away pasture for beef cattle
There several Long Island mIkmep 10 the market,
Int hey COT tired their purchases 10 mn,hcate wants,
arc purchased only the best pch Offering, some OF
sbch broufh high $50 TO SIC heactpe latter,
however extrte rate. The tota receipts ut all the
ysrfs tor the ana Lac. week were as follows
Washington Yard. BrOWnins's. Chambelins OIarien's
LasL week. 10 80 81 81
VEAL CALVES.
There continues p,anntul supply of all descriptions OF
veas and the market has been dull throughout the entire
week. prices raher 10 favor Of the purchaser though
nos alter quotations There were but tew,Alrs
sde Of even The hesto ferpes ~ over eHc brt tew
exuAs sod 90 high ss 6x3 Some Of the COMMON and IA
terror descriptions sold low Be- TO &C pound and
the averkge price coplo bsvs exceeded Axe i,
the opinion Of many Of tbe brokers' at Aier,ons thai
there would be qnhe large pumher left over unsod but
as bos.s, were we're .uhDs to ACCEPT Of iow prices i
TIE total receipts at all the yards for the week and last
week were ~ foilows;-
we,aingon Yard. Brosatsgs Oaa~osy,in's o'B'is"'.
Last week ..6i8 80 rs 93
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market for sheep ana smbe has been moderately
active during portion Of the week ans under Amissak
idea that the supply would be bght boders led
sell o. fast 80 they came N at an ancs IN prices
week when the supply was materially augmented sno
The decline oet The market quiet 10 aay, with
penny NJ yao ana rsnsacuons we're ~ ABOUT previous
quotations The total receipts all the week
and last week were as foliows:-
Washington Yard BroOnin9s. Chapabolin's. OByien's
THIS week. .st5 5000 4,27S 2,c5S
Last week....ss5 27sl 4Osa las
SWINE
Are in moderate supply sales have been At slight
advance prime corn teo, while other kpds ia the
ain unchanged. The receipts AN head and sbe
sales have ranged at ec 6e for prime corn fed. and
&c. ssAc for stin fed, according to quality commod
neglected but unchanged In prices The receipts
The Hudson river aTds, foot OF Thirty
street. North river. for the week endog July 49, 1859
weye:-By New York and Erie Railroad, 1.072; New
York ard Erie Railroad, Bergen, 1o2 Camden and
Amboy Railroad, ',3; New JERSEY Central Ra'road 81;
to Fortieh street yIds $50; soid 6ss; left
unsold, ll6-totai, 1868
RECAPTTULATION.
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Star Of the West New York. July
North Star .......New York July .Aspiaweb
TIE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS srEAMEAs
EMPIRE CrY-From New York 3D. arriving ~ Rassus ~
New Orleans 10th. From New Orleans ah, I'D
arriving Of New York 18th
CAniwyA-From New York 18th, arriving Havana l7tt
and New Orleans 18TH From New Orleans 9th, Havana sS
arriving at New York Sd.
PHn1DsIrHA-From New York l7th arriving RsvNnn as
New Orleans 18th. From New Orleans kth Hayans
irving II New York 18th.
sAaEI-From Charleston ish 18TH due .. EavnnA 18th
and Esd. From Havana 10th and 18th due ut New york lst
and S1H.
M When the above fan sunday the Mesnexa VIII
Ml on Monday, except rom Few Orleara
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and letters Intended for the NEW YORK HERALD
skOuld be scaled
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$1,000 u States IS, '66 II
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, July 1872 NJ

ASHES were heavy and nominal, at $40. A5X,
BkEADsTuFFs -F1our-Stste and Western brands were
heavy and closed at easier The sales embraced
about 900 bills, closing within the range Of the follow
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sth1A towhost Victoria new. Brewster NYork dsva
nn LIP. eum Seno ss 1sS Sau Man.
urtnsSsr NYoss bark s.,y Annsh GRACE. liverpool brig Nj
ssssa 'S 19's
M ~ 's Sc e. n.9sl. n Ga % : s
s,s ;ss ss-
ship John WOOD; barss srct.c and col Ledyard-
aud s
Wentworth, hydsr Port Awen Tor Bangor; Augusta Kelley.
Nxwposr July la-Arr sohr Lydia Ann. Weaver. Ware.
new LorpoE Jaly III 'sss Tsu@:e s,'sAsq
NV HsvsS. July j schr. Esyns. williams Phi.
jn ssrt Ss: Pike Hawe
Mobile CD prev e g. brig Joseohus Stevens Avana sch
SsLt ismAIr Bag White Wing Ealing.
sss 1homas b1aol NJ % n.hios Deiav.se copes.
&c.,
iop; ARIA Martha. Lnddsh ersto Condor Ali.n osoa;
nsH sro CID
bark Uiltaence, Young Cardeuaa
ss sy
p s.s & Rs .Sd john sec.
Elliott fhlsdeOhia; l. MILLER. Tor Pswtucket Mary.
sovtin, Phissspha; Emily TowIsr shlsrd Do; i.sdi:
anna Taylor ella do via hoerset hnrah Jsne Broheron.
hlizabethport John Qnackenbnsh CogsweL and Rhode
1slArd. hemingt EYorx
klCHNOsD, July liar steamship jamestown, skinner
NYofk; brigs Laurel r McDcuka Halifax; Virginia newl
hsr baltimore; schrs John sslieman Plum, and Lott
oScWn MnnSi iroy' ssn JaG,n,o pssmpsrism Albany
De lcsneo AiIics bs Rio Grsnde Cunningham Wiseass
schr Your fscxa4d Rocsport td ship Luna Bosou,
wnhtnwald cargo
sAIEM July lii schrs Allan Do sning R,oe Bristol
Pa 2h khs II ur, Lee Christopher Loeaer 6now, and
Beush Hsnson PhilAdslphia Bid i2h. schr Sarah Smith,
WILMINGTON, NC. Jny ga ri schrs Sunny gouth weeks,
Boston, Joth Eor,hrop Siman. Eeuthera; Lucy Crcu
SwetaDd boftDort
WET HARwICH, july 1s-Ar by tep sshr Addy, Cnk
f9ldb 81 JNepbs, Atchs toS PypytdeneN
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
Star Of the West. New York july
North Star. New York July Asp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
NEWS ITEMS.

Strawberries were growing in the open air
around San Francisco a month ago.
The New York Fire Department has per~
IN anent fund Of $97 $50. the interest on which
ia devoted to needy members and their famir
lies.
Hay is selling in Toronto at $50 per ton.
and is sparingly offered and of poor quality at
that. Straw is worth $40 per ton, and is also
scarce.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company has
sold OF the Government lands granted TO them,
to the amount of $l6,O23,ll5.
In the Georgia Senate on Monday. bill was
passed for the relief Of Calvin Webb, an old
man seventy yoArs Of age, and allowing him to
marry
Immense quantities Of hogs are being pur.
chased by agents, to be shipped to Illinois,
some three or four thousand were purchased in
the vicinity Of st. Joseph.
The N. Y. Times says, at is rumored that
Mrs. Burdell Cunningham is to be married to a
gentleman of this city, and that the bridal out.
fit is nearly completed"
The Emperor of Austria has sent to the
Schiller Committee Of Paris magnificent eds
tion Of the poets works, printed on the Imperial
press at Vienna
Very great activity is manifested in the vas
rlous factories In England in the manufacture
Of the armstrong guns, with the view Of COM
pleting the specified number by the end Of the
year.
Mrs. Trollope, the elder, still sojourns at
Floreacs, She is now nearly so years old, and
her rapidly failing faculties shut her out hom
society entirely.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

NEw INvENnoN.--since the REISSUE Of the
Mccormick Reaper Patents, covering almost
the entire Reaper now used, In various forms,
deep interest has been felt by all parties en-.
gagged In the manufacture Of that class Of lm-
plements. Those reissued patents embrace
large number Of combinations and 10 nearly
all Of them the combination Of the Mccormick
Reel is a vital part; and without the reel in
most cases these re issues become a dead letter
against manufacturers. We have Just seen
model and drawings Of a new invention de-
signed expressly to supersede the old style
Reel for Harvestors, It is the invention Of
Col j. W. Patterson, who has had no small
experience in the Reaper trade. The invention
is certainly simple aud easily applied to all
Reapors, aud cannot fail to perform its intend-
ed work. 1t eonsiste Of arranging a rake
either parallel or transversely with the
cutter bar. aud by a curious guide plate the
rake is made to travel to proper height and
then push FORWARD a given distance aud drop
downward into the uncut grain at required
distance forward Of the cutter bar; il then
moves rapidly backward, bringing the grain
against the cutting edges and depositing IL on
the platform. The inventor elaine several ads
vantages attained in this over the Reel now in
use: Being less liable to beal out ripe grain,
cheap in construction, is entirely out of the
way Of the raker, delivering the grain from the
platform, and cannot scatter very light or very
tall grain like the Reel We presume Reaper
manufacturers will satisfy themselves Of the
value Of this invention under the present ems
barge Of the Mccormick Patents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

MAYoRs oOURT DIo. 26tb 1859 MARY shehan
and Mary Carroll, charged with stealing Of
Mr.. Woodward, were brought before his Honor
yesterday, and permitted 10 plead guilty to the
charge Of Petit Larceny, and were disposed of
as follows; Mary shehan, fine Oslo and
costs, and Mary Carroll 10 days on bread and
water in dungeon Of the jail.
SLxIaHINe PARTT.--A drunken party Of four,
whose names We viii not give, on account OF
this being the first offence come Of them,
undertook to have sleigh ride on Sunday
last; and money being rather scarce among them
they took forcible possession Of sleigh that
was leaving the yard Of Messers. Schieble and
striekler, at the Franklin House, and drove at
tremendous pace through several streets and
then returned the sleigh to the owner. The
party plead guilty to disorderly conduct and
drunkeness Fine 81 and costs. f.. p.
Franklin Piccard for Carrying concealed wesp,
ons was sentenced to 5 days on bread and
to pay the costs Of prosecution.
Robt TuTbyyille will be tried to day for grand
larceny together with others.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent 10 make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&e., in that city.
To BUsTSEss aEN.--The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
TO do work of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall In andexamine our work and
learn our prices.
Gr To ADvERTIsERs.- Advertisements OF
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by fen o'clock on the day they arc de-
sired to be published--Rot later. We cannot
agree them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

" The Memphis Avalanche says; In that
part OF the city known as Scotland as lady
was returning from visit to neighbor yes
terday morning, she was set upon by three
dogs belongings 20 wemsn named Brown, an d
would have been severely bitten had not her
crinohps prevented the animals from seiEing
her AS 1t was, her dress was torn in shreds,
sad she had very narrow escape from serious
injury. The practice Of allowing vicious dogs
to run at large is one that should be prohibited
by the proper authorities.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

usundSy was beautiful day, and was a
quie. Christmas. Very little disorder was
made upon the streets. and considering the oc-
cAsiOn and the day, it passed of ereditably,
Yesterday-the day for general Observance
was dry above and wet under foot and with
the exception Of some noisy displays by SPIRIT
ed men, was rather dull. There was no en-.
lhusissm, but plenty Of drink. Respectable,
sober people, happily preserved the equilibrium
Of the city, and We are moving steadily again
to-d0y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
! EI1IL. OIsTERNs ARE HIGHLY

A s FULL CISTERNS ARE HIGHLY
"A necessary to the City in time Of hre, TO have
good supply OF water always ready In such an
emergency the street oaterns require considerable
hand labor and expense TO keep them full, and
steam would be continual and heavy expense 70
the city, 10 ll the ciaterna for fuel and labor and
attendance to the machinery, are needless expen-
aea This AutomAton River Power, after IL iu put
up, is no expense to the city any more; needs no
attendance any at all to iii all the cisterne in
the city. This plan is new and approved Of BY the
Patent Office. Thia plan Of current power ia admi-
rably we'll adapted 20 the city OF layton to Aiae
water up into tho street elsterns without any hand
labor or expense. This automAton river power is
very powerful, plain aud simple In its constructions
its motion 10 retarded by high water, ice or
drift wood; and a. long 80 the river can Ahord
ohannel feet deep in dry seasons, this machine
will do Its duty.
This machine consists OF a horizontal double
pump and three pins which give six motions 10 the
double pump to one revolution Of the wheel-the
cry motion. This machine is durable and not easy
20 get out OF order. II has no crank nor gearing
lt cannot freeze fast the pump 10 under the water
at the bottom Of the water.
This plan am willing to lay before the City and
City Council, Engineers and Mechanics, to satisfy
every man will lay II before the city the same
II is laid up in the city Of Washington the model
and drawing and patent
ny calculation Il is capable of throwing up S940
gallons In one hour, 80 feet high, through Inch
pipe, This I am willing to lay before the City
Council and Engineers any time that they appoint
day, and will explain the matter to them.
PETER SHANK.
As-Resldenoe on the Germantown Pike, near the
mile stone dec27
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

oRuu oUrRAeE BY AN AUsTIAN soLpIER.-A
letter Of Nov. &c, from the Mineio, appears In
the opiniOns' "At MirasOle, near San Bone'
dsttO, on the PO, a fisherman was securing his
smack, which was in danger Of being eapsiEed,
when two Austrian soldiers hailed from the
opposite bank. As the man did not answer,
q soldier frsd at him with his rifle The bull
let passed over the fsherman's head and struck
in the abdomen Of girl, 3 years Of age, who
was drawing water near her house"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
ns-How yory common Il Is for eveI

RsSHow very common il is for every
yender OF his wares 70 try 10 make believe that he
Ii selling the only genuine artisle In the market.
There Il perhaps no branch OF trade and tfaito In
which this policy Is 30 much practiced ~ In the
Ovster trade, Every one elAims TO have the bost,
lArgest and eShest 0yrer sold In the market. But
generous and eeOnomising public Will settle this
matter for themselves, BY spending their money
where they do so 70 tie best advantage. There
forei keep 10 before the CitEns Of Dayton and VI
einlty that /. N. W. ~. GREEN are receiving
daiiyfrom Baltimore an Oyster that we DO know
not TO be interior TO any sold In this maTket,--
Hence ID is that the demand for our oysters Il daily
on the increase. Try them for yourselves you can
better Judge OF their merits In this way than any
other. supplies received daily TO meet the demand
during the holidays, and will be SOLD 81 lower
hEure than usual. dee2O
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
I. o. 8. M,

CATHOLIC FAm.-In consequence of the tick
cts in the grand prize drawing mot being quite
all sold the Managers Of the Fair have con-
cludsd to hold it one night more. (tosnight)
when the drawing will certainly take place
Another attractive feature this evening will be
the sale, at auction, Of splendid assortment
Of gift books. fancy articles, toys, de-, de-, suit.
able for Holiday presents. Don't fail to be on
hand to.night as IL will be the evening Of the
Fair,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
GREEN'S COLUMN!
Read, Pause and Reflect

pY SO doing, you will soon determine
II where to buy your hxin's fol the holidays.
% boxes Raisins, wholes, halves and quar-
ters- new, and very Ane.
20 lbs. Candies, common and fancy best
quality.
20 boxes Fire Crackers, very cheap.
10000 Torpedoes.
25 boxes assorted Gum Drops.
200 bbls. choice n Y Apples.
so sacks prime Buckwheat flour, best in the
makre
Prime Butter, Lard and W. r. Cheese,
20 sacks nice Dried Apples %.
Meal, Hominy and Beams all Of the best
Sugars, brown, yellow, grain, pulverized and
crushed.
10 bbls fine N. o. Molasses; $. IL. Syrup
and Belcher's Gne Golden Syrup.
Everything usually kept in the grocery line,
Of the very best, and as low as the lowest.
Call at 3l6, south side of Third street, and
/. N. q W. M. GREEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

1.-THE Fair Of the Univsrsalist Society is in
full tide of success. Huston Hall is nightly
filed, and the attractions offered are considered
full compensation for the admittance fee, and
the money invested for ct. eetras inside. Go
tonight and witness the Tsbleaux OF "Saul
and the Witch Of Endor" which will be repro
duced at the request Of many who greatly ad
mired it. See the advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

D-Jake Heidler, of the Montgomery House
Provision Store, will accept our "very best
for the present of a large, 6t turkey, tastily
trimmed, and half dozen quails. for our
Christmas dinner Printers are seldom so
handsomely remembered, and such a donor
may be trusted with the public patronage
mark that.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
FOR SALEl
Two Valuable Houses q Lots

FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE SITUATED
Il on Jones street, between Jefferson and Brown
Brick tow-Btory house, stable and out houses, well
furnished. The other In on 9th street. near the
junction of LAbelle and Fifth; eottage house, sta
blery, out-houseB, he. A good residence, well fur
niHh d. Either will be sold at bargain.
For particulars apply TO ID, Clark, Empire OfIce.
ALEX. TAYLOR,
deC2a-3mdSw near Cenfrevillc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
THE NEW WONDER.
Peter losses HAIR Restorative

THIS Hair Restorative is now acknowl-
edged TO be the best ever invented for all dseaseaof
the Hair and the scaip,and ~ has worked wonders
wherever used. Several OF our citizens have tried
II, and 1peak In the Highest terms Of Its curative
properties. The following ia one among the many
certificates iust strsooived by the Propfietor;--
DAYTON, Sept, eth, 1869.
Mn. p. Jossr,--For several years past, from some
entire baldnenn Threatened us. We have tried va
riOus remedies, but without any good result We
were Induced to try your "ReatOrativem by hearing
II highly spoken OF BY those who had used n, and
who assured ua that IL had the eject Of bringing
new and vigorous growth OF half upon their heads.
WehAveused it and Its good effects are plainly Wis
ible In the removed growth of hair where we were
fast becoming bald. We cannot recommend the Re
VIM. sWALENf,
5. l.. BROADwELL,
OWEN TRENOR,
J. ]. SWALEhI.
For ale At tho BARBER slop Of Peter Iosse, II
TetIeraon street.. Dsyton, octi9-0m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

.Gs- Capt. Ayers will aOespt tho thanks of 20
Printer for creature comforts and inspiring junet
which were discussed in remembrance Of him yos-
tsrdAy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

DrThOse who wish to purchase nice ware Of
every kind, for use or for presents. should call
at Heoklor, Remlsy 4 MaEtOns. Cd street, near
Main. They are supplied with the choicest
articles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

az The Ohio Farmer will eommeueea new
volume next week, with new type, new head,
aud increased attractions all over. /. is pub
lished at Cleveland. and is 81 year. Send
and get Il for 1860.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

A Mew Invention to Raise Water by
Current Power for City Purposes,
Without any Hard labor or Expense
to the CitY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
Dayton a Michigan Rail Road
Notice.

A LII persons holding certificates OF stock in the
II Dayton and Michigan Rail Road Company are
hereby notified that all interest in the same ceased
on and after the first day of September, 1863, and
they are requested to return their certificates to the
office OF said Company, In Dayton, and receive
therefor certificate with the interest included
therein. BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
PRESERVED SMITH, Sec'y.
dec0A.aw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
"a Penny Saved is as good as a Penny
Earned"
tTNUIS naxim will annIv in nU tba va r;oua

~ 'hlO maxim VIII hpply III hll tue various
l. ramihea ations of life. There ia perhaps no
place in Dayton where this maxim is so fully Illus
trAted aH at /. Ma WIN. Green's, ON sd street, be-
tween Main and Jefferson, few doors east OF the
Town Clock, in the Empire Building. We keep
constantly on hand a tine and carefully selected
stock of Family Groceries, which we sell at prices
a. low - can possibly be afforded in this market
Cali In, ladies and gentlemen and bless us with
your kim, smiling faces and leave your orders for
anything and everything kept in our line. Our
trade is steadily the increase. There is scarcely
day but what we add to our customers some of the
most liberal buying and paying families In the city
We hope, by KIND, prompt and honest dealing 10
secure liberal share OF the city trade. So far, we
have no cause TO complaint and We are determined
that those who favor with their patti onage shall
have no Just cause 10 complain Of US. When you
wake up In the morning and hear IL raining, blow
ing and freezing you shndder to think Of having TO
10 10 market, 70 get your Butter kgGs Rnd Apples,
Potatoes and hxins'. When this unpleasant ne
oessty again crosses your mind, and you shudder 10
think OF brooking the storm, turn over In your
warm, comfortable BEDS and bink quietly into the
embrace of Morpheus, remembering that you can
be supplied with all these things at all hour OF tbs
aay Al lower figures than you pay In the market =
a0iye Us the ainews OF wal, )" and we will Boldom
ever disappoint you in getting everything you may
want usually kept In our line. Packages delivered.
dec2I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

D9-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement Of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always neo--a
very important matterto them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

ar The "House" is yet unable to elect a
Speaker. The members are taking up their
tune in gassing. The slavery question, in all
its phases, is the staple Of talk. Saturday,
Smith. Of Va raised hornets nest IN RePub-
lican circles, aud had sherman in fever Of
excitement. sherman had gone of hlf-eocked
aud the excitement exploded in good humor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27

u- BrRndenburg d 90. have just received q
large lot of those choice Baltimore oysters.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
Electricity Rs "a Remedy Il
Class Of Diseases!

DIR. b. PICKERING has shown by his
practice, embracing period OF ten yearg that Elec
trielty IL reliable remedy In affections otherwise
ineufable, He has Ia his possession Testimonials OF
numerous that he has cured, OF epAams, rheu-
palsy, neuralgia, partial deafness, perished
limbs mercufial disease, etceto., showing eonclu-
siyely that positive reliance can be given othis
treatment.
Charges moderate. Consultation free.
oFFQE-COrner Of First and Jefferson streets,
sheets Budding, Dayton Ohio. novi-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-27
TO the Public Generally, and "a
some persons in Particular,

THE undersigned hereby give notice that
Il from and after the date hereof they refuse TO
suffer any person or persons to enter upon their
several lArma for the purpose OF shooting game or
for sporting OF any kind, arouBing fields chAs-
ing game without permission. The law viii here
after be strenuousy enforced. Forbeafanee hAa
ceased TO be virtue.
one mile east OF MiAmiHburg.
Jacob Brown, David b. Niebel,
Catharine Heinoke, Peter l., Gebhart,
Philip Benner, Valentine Gobhart,
Dec. 81, 1853. dec24