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Nevada national., 1859-01-22

DisIRicr CorEr-Seuator X fitzpatrick, Of
Sierra County he, introduced bill To make
Nevada County the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
,r'ct. aud Sierra atd riumas Counties the
Fifteenth District. We are decidedly in ia
vor %! thi- bill a. there Is business enough
in Ne.ada County to keep Judge constant
II at work. If be- would decide after mature
thought and thorough investigation. The
terms Of our Court have. almost always.
been adjourned before hearing could be
had Of all the cases on the calendar, nnd
r...,rarv with almost hall If them under
ad,i,cmrnt ny The Com, after they have
lren h,nll. Sometime The District Judge
l. compelled tn keep ca,r amber ads isr-
mrrt or two or more terms on account Of
accumulation a. cas-, und"r adv s'mrut
The Nrv d. Dsmocrai suy, that ihi> T. rm
the calendar could havr hcrn ccatcd II the
Ipdac had not adjourned Court 10 allow the
LAWYERS To 70 to Sacramento ta lobby 'rr
the Sr,ak,r The December term Of 'hc
Court j. ,r- only or" of r'-p'rirA" length
arl it f.. ,h.f, ere unfair to rH"-nr from
IA. amount oi rus rrss lh,n ,,"'~l H.
Eut then during me- . c-m'rr term n
.- nun,tT e. suits .t' 'rU'u. -rd 20 ~
Court tlan 1T n;,y 9th. = t'rm. "Ha e." ii'
innrnmcnt ri the Court ior th.' ru ="
cas.s are ready lor the c.l"rAar. 1h' i'm
oeyaf seems 10 think HAT 10" Court ln> no
thing 10 DO IA. call cases. N-t"1 - ia, law
v,rs. and d, eide. The ao,t lalor is per
formed ly the Judge when he is in his office.
as then lc examin's aua decides The most
inporiaut eases He j. compelled frequent
lv to adjourn few day. 10 allow Attorneys
10 attend the Supreme Curt aud this time
ha, never yet been thrown away by Judge
Srarls.
The business in Nevada County will give
Judge all he can do aud, we hope Mr.
Knkpatfick's Lili will pa-c.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

rsc> Loutzenhciscr's Fores, Rose Tobacco
is of the very best in the state Ye chewers
Of the noxious weed better try il once, il
you want to be thoroughly satisfied.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

LorrlFNnEIsER mas on Exhibition at his
Store. for the edi1icstion Of the cnrions, a
spcci:n, n of the celebrated e Breckenridge
Coal. from which the Kerosene or Cnal Oil
is manufactured 1t was brought from the
Atlantic States by ". Hughes. the original
inyen,oi aal manufacturer Of the omen top
Kerosene Burners. which is ackuos leGgod
'he h1s: IN Use.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

1t is thought that Fred Kempher. whose
remains were found IN his huus after the la
ter was burned at Red Dog last week was
foully dealt with. as the skull was not found
entire. We gather this from the Nevada
Journal. There is no doubt but that there
are few rascals in these Northern rhine.
who are capable o: the deed.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

J. W. Sullivan through Wells Fargo K Go
sent Us Il multitude OF Eastern papers. Mr..
Sullivan abides in San Francisco. keeps the
million posted aud s always little ahead
OF the mails Dealers in the news all buy
from Sullivan
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
We want LAW for the Protection Of
the I.uhorcr ia the Mines.

| The Mechanic and the Lumber dealer have
4 Law TO protect them from the loss Of their
lalnr. despite Of any trick or attempt at
fraud. or even misfortune on the part OF
those who employ them. and why should not
the miner--the lahoring miner, have the
.nme advantage?
No country can thrive when the lahoring
classes have not un abiding confidence that
they will be rcmuncrairJ iur their work.
There are many men in this town. aud any
10 work on from week to week. and from
mouth to month. with fair promises, anti a
year Of time has passed away and all at once,
after all their extrtious. lind themselves
worse on lhnn when they commenced.
Not only have employers deceived them
ia reference to their ability to pay outside
Of the minirg ~ luaiiots. Int th,y have
kewi-s imposed upon them in telling
them Il they could get lhcir pay out Of the
mines they should h; sc il, and. IL some M
stances. when the laborcr investigates ;he
matter he finds that The mine is mortgagcd
or sold. and all ia lost.
Let the Legislature pass q law giving the
laLorcr OF the mine lien upon il. running
from the time the " ork bcgsn, and we shall
see confidence aud cheerful zeal dilluscd
evrryWbcrc among the mining classes. which
has before been unknown. The eject upon
the business Of the country will hc healthy,
and its moral tone saluiary; for 'he dis
eourag, n"ut. aud downfall Of many man
dates from the per od wher be was cheated
Oh. Of the fruits Of long ard 'alorious tell.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Iowa HUI PArRror.-We have receive
the first number OF THE paper. II is a ereai'
20 the place where it is published and gives
good promse Of benefit to tha community
Success 10 the Patriot
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

W K. Spencer Esq. Dealer in Books &c,
on Main street has loaded our table with
papers &c, Spencer can furnish to subscri-
bers any paper or magazine in the world, as
quickly as it can be bad hy direct subscrip-
tion, and without risk Of sending money by
mail.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
rrny.n1Is- AsrnnA ANn rArAnnn

The, ai-e4-e. and other Of .inilar q -f.c'"r
.au.,l 'y colts ami iut ni.tinu yi,id rcHiiis aii
certainly io the effect. ot ;ho utihios',u, sah
Il !, peculiarly b,u,icie ia 80 t..,,-. ,f . e..-i
,sicr. o. sire, arc ius,i,'l, -7l-ti ts -si.-racs
hlo,a ,o the hs> eri l.,.,.At ara the c,ile.u fv
500, of il- heal -l' i-ta rcssc- ir"ln nia. i"r
nl clHali-e ;h' -s-ul 'i,u ri lhe "tit- O.. t.r b.
iy Il i- alec remsr.at ei' .''1s iu iui-if.'''-
5 di-eA,e. o' toe rA,t sr3 al .yl.st, -.- ar st r.
'raccl. Neuer'il uy-rcr,ia. flru7I,y. - - he'
Peg evidence OBJ. tle 'al4r .f tie ineii.iH- e.a hs
given than The Ise' tla' although Il j. ao, - .-..
tnoy yeAl- since G. +a, s--t ,... 20 t.e ras, 49,
ii srer la. r..-f been sI.. iD r.-I ota 800. ;
i.asi.on If Do. orler- an oli. '. :rr .a.t
.r., m.a,,- tlh; il could he oo'ainci .t -g :- 10
.h., state. Eos .al. g., %. ''-l-s.,;s
Gcu,.al gents, reilnz:oa sC,., s.- T.sa5..el
rs-Asent 70. Gas, Valley. wy !.orI1t>'iii.
SIR -'-5n
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

TuAxxs.-Messrs. F. y. Burton, senator
John Caldwell. Geo. 4. Young and fh'l
Moore Assemblymen have favored us w''l
valuable documents from the State Capital
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Go- Two hundred and thiriy.nine distin-
guished citizens Of Nevada City, gave Mrs.
Wood a complimentary b, n"ii', last evening.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
HnmiIfnn HILL Thrnfer.

! We are informed that Mrs Wood. snrpor!
ed ly one Of the hest companies ever got to-
grther in the State. will open Hamilton Hall
Theater. Monday evening next. Those Of our
residents who have seen Mrs. Wood acting
will not fail to attend the theater every eve
ming during her engagement, and those who
have not. will do the same if they attend the
opening night. FOR they will learn that a
weeks attendance. while she plays. will &c
productive Of more pleasure than the money
spent can buy invested in fun any where
else. Mr. Hamilton will have the Theatre
made comfortable and the seats arranged so
that all can have fair show. Recollect
that Monday evening next the Theatcr will
be opened, and that Mrs. Wood will open il.
TnE MiNEs.-Nassrs Hamilton & Co. are
mining with great success on Squirrel Greek.
They have six hands continually employed,
aud sometimes more. and ere making fifteen
dollars 10 the hand per day. They are now
working their poorest ground. and have
enough gravel on their claims to Keep them
to work for eight or ten years
McCariy's Ranch has been all staked of
for mining claims. There has been no little
excitement about this locality. Pariies.have
sank shafts and procured prospects so en-
couraging as TO induce them TO run up
drain into the fiat that they may get to drift
ing out the gravel. The ground will be
thoroughly tested in short time, the claim
ants having joined in with such yigor in the
work Of cutting drain. Il seems pity
this beautiful and productive valley should
be despCiltd. but such is the course Of things
in a mining country.
The new diggius lately discovered on The
hill size above III, Western li1icl are yield
Ing handsomely. they will clean Up again IN
a few y WHEN ve Shall know The dai4
pas to tn" hand.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

J II. Mitchell. E.q.. a Supervisor FOR The
la,t tenn. rubl:>h,- card in the Nevada
L.,raai in explanation : the cour'e Of th'
lat. Board TOW aid the Puhlc Administrator.
The fici- arr briefly 'hcs- Ta- Graud jar!
reported nn thr bond Of ,hr Public Admin.
isiia'nr. the Board 81 Supervisors examined
il. iiudin. i' ins ilicirnt oif'ied that officer
Ia Elr additional toud. Tie ,ureticS oii
N.chul-ou's 0nd 'i.d to withdraw. TIL,
Bnn,d drcia ed the odicc ,acaui whrn Nich
olson t'ild To Gil 10" additional bond Tn,
rr"bate Judge would not recognize the ac
ton at be l:nar.. uf supervisors. but cnnlin.
urd To pro ut N',h'l-on Administrator q
l. 'a',-. Wradi 'har toe D.alr il Nchol
So. oiT and 20" E-la'"- settled "a tia; II,
h.,I. a.. d troli.lr Jaems,l,es not abou, IT,,
matter.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
POSTPONED.

sa- The above sale ha- been postponed until
TUIsgAY, MARCH |, 1859, BY order Of lth Atty
5 " BORING. Sheriff. Neyada 90
sc ~ ~ ~ Burrill Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Sss5- I his number OF the National ends
the quarter, and !; is hoped the patrons o'
the paper will give our collector hearty
welcome and many dimes We will not
object to the settlement OF old scores aud
shall not quarrel with new subscribers and
advertisers.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Senator Csiu has our lhaaks for various
nullic documents
Nevada national., 1859-01-22


il tie Ne =. We conciud, ;aai "a sing has not
ililcn oil any. since cur la-; publication.
Abe II Hansen IL Nevada Jou,nei ar-
nouuces. is about to take uu,o himself wife.
Rev. Mr.. Smesthson (Smca;hinnu we sup
po>e) is to oliciaic on the important occa-
sion Il the Prcsly yteriVn Church, Monday
evening next. aud the J9Uynnl invites the
public to attend. Miss Caroline Mead is the
hrid' elect
We ARE glad to note that Mr. Hanson. who
is Nevada Rife. fears not to tell the pub.
lie that be is about to pre.orm mcriturious
aud soldicrly act. and We, throwing aside
false mode>ty in imitation Of his example.
proclaim. now. that We expect champagne
after the knot is tied.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
yIs,

On New Years night, ason 70 Mr. George + Gil
d4rslisve
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
Fruit 1,e s,
VINES, gTEs, IANTs,
Ornanicnsni and shude Trrcs.'


The sub-crihcr o.-rr. tor sale At ne
CORNLG uF MAIN AAp SCHOOL SlkAEIs.
......GEAsS vAILEY.......
A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT of Fruit, Shade ana
\ Ornamental Trees. also Vine, Sc-, The stoes
ou hand aud arriving consists. in part Of
AritFs NECTAElNkS, lirMS,
PEACHES OUNCES. tHEkRiES,
TEARS. Al.llUIS, liIc,
OF sll the most Approved vsrie'e- -al-o--
RAsvuLERIEs. GoosEBERRlE>, CUERANrS, &c
ns-The Suhscrioer has made arrangements, ~
which bee viii tv enabled 10 furnish 10 order and At
short notice from Of the most extensive nur-e
re. in the state any particular Varieties Of trees
from a Catalogue. consisting IN part OIL
l2S Varieties Of Arile Trees
lt6 Pear Trees
As Plum Irres.
C5 Cherry Trees.
30 Teach rrees
3s Grape Niuc..
Il2 Ornamental Trees
Catalogue in fun. may Dc examined, on Appii-
cation to the Subscriber
". u EVER Agent
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

AC5IprNT-H man lad Ii, iliph broken
a mile below Rough Il Ready ON the morn
ing Of Thurs,lay Last. hy the caving OF q
bank. He was duly attended snd is doing
sell.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

ACFNtS
g., s i..-n.aa,r is oar duly suflnri.sd A-er
-. ..---r--.,,- "a. re-, ry frunj al - J -
~ ,lAs a ,ttNE i our Sole Agent u sai
V-aucis.u. H- B. -nroWer'i to receive a'i'rr''-'
meat. 7nJ receipt Tor tie ne mas be fouH.
q. - Merchant street. up stairs.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

..- wos.la-,s. Hn :. nov lighted nth gas
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
SFIERIFF'S SALE.

\ Catalogue. in full may Dc examined, on appii
cation TO the Subscriber
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29

CtNciNStri, Oct %
FLOUR--The market was worry dull to-day,
aud prices declined l00l59 per- bbls. though
holders reluctanlly submitted to the decline
The sales were zoo hbh. at 4.7Odd 50 fr
superiine, a0d s .0j@5 80 f,r extra 8 lGs bbls
were received The last twenty four hours
WHlSkH-A further advance Of l-2o was
established to-day, with sales Of 300 hbls at
23i6@2J56 the latter rate fir wagon.
PROVlolONS--Mes Pork was dull to. day,
and offered mute freely a, ID IS. with sales Of
POD b1ls At this rate Bacon duh prices nomi
nal, .at7ls and gl6 Lard unchanged, with
small sales at 1913
dROOkRlES--A moderate demand in the
regular way at ful prices: sales Of Sugar nt 7
@I4.; Molasses iO@ilc. aud Colr.e at ll9t@
1881
NHEAT--The market dull and heavy, and
prices about 2c per bush lower: sales Of 100
bush choice white at 20. delivered; $50 do
prime white, delivered At 10; 300 do AZ ia.
300 do prime red at II 200 doc good white
at ,l6, and $50 do prime Red at los.
CORN-rhere Is but moderate demand.
and prices are without change; sales 900 bush
at a3c., and $50 do at 40c.
OATS-The market is firm and prices are
steady; sales 0f COO bush At 46.
BARLEY The market is dull and without
change; sales of 300 bush prime Fall at g..
RYE--There is a good demand aud prices
are firm at SO6S2.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.
The U. ) District Court of South Garoli-
ma has made an order of restitution of the
ketch Brothers to the claimants thereof
The Court said that the cargo, crew and
destination are the circumstances chiefly re.
lied on to prove an attempt Of violation OF
the laws prohibiting the African slave trade.
1t may be that they are sufficient to excite
suspicion, but do not produce that convc-
tion of n guilty purpose. They do not leave
reasonable doubt as to the object which
must precede and support a desire of com
demnation and forfeiture
Application is frequently made to the
President for the midshipmen appointments
and some friends of the applicants come
from considerable distance to urge their
claims, The President has, under the law,
power to appoint ten cadets at large, but no
midshipmen. The latter are recommended
by members of Congress in the same man
ner as cadets are appointed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
New York Market.

NEw YoRk, Oct as.
RLOUR-Market is heavy, and 5al0 lower:
sales 900 brls At 4S06l00 for superGne
495@5O0 for extra state; a s5@5,00 for super
hne western; 5,50@S Is for Inferior to GOOD
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio-clos
ing heavy, with free sellers at inside prices
WHEAT-sIs unsettled, md rather better:
sales ! 5000 bushMillwaukee CLUB at | ,l2@l If
taken to GIL an old pressing freight engagement
Spectators offer ,l2 for No. Milwaukee Club.
10 for No. ! Chicago Spring
BARLEY lis fnner, aud in fair demand;
sales I 600 bush old at s39sj for Canada East
CORN--l5 shade firmer, sales 9O00 bush
lOO@l .Ol for red aud Jersey yellow.
oATS-Aro bu9yant at l404jc for state,
Wesern andCanadan
WHlSkI-ls heavy and lower; sales IJ0
bbis at 27R@25 chiefly at tho inside prices
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
Gidainss Lecture at Philadelphia. -

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2S
Giddings delivered an address this eve
ming for the prrpose OF explaining what he
knew about Brown, lie says he invited
Brown to Jefferson, Ohio, where he deliver,
ed lecture on Sunday after church, telling
his trials in Kansas After the lecture Gid.
dings prompted the audience to contribute
for the relief Of Brown, afterwards Brown
took tea at his residence, where they had
conversation. Though Brown never said he
intended to visit slave States TO free the ne ,
groes, tiiddings inferred that he would if
opportunity offered, mainly from having done
so 10 Missouri These were the only times
Giddings saw Brown. Ilo asserts that Meth,
er in the lecture nor in the conversation did
Brown say he had assistance or associates
No mention was made Of Harper's Ferry or
Virginia organizations or provisional gov.
ernment. He acknowledges contributing
three dollars to Browns son, toward his
fathers necessities, g matter in which Gid,
dings acknowledges taking great interest
In bestowing this gratuity he had little idea
i was to ft out 40 expedition to capture
Harper's Ferry, effect the conquest Of the
Old Dominion, and strike terror to the Ey-
ecutive Imperial Government
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
The Unsel,led state Of Rnrnna

WARRINGTON, Oct 2S
The last mail from Europe brought adj
vices from distinguished sources, respect
ing the present unsettled condition Of af.
faire in Europe, by which it appears that
none can ioresee how the difficulties attend
ant on the Italian question could be settled,
or what will be tto result Of the Zurich
conference Il 10 evident that the various
sogereigns are alarmed being approhensive
OF general war England, IL Is said has
no power to depend on, excepting Germany
aud being favorable to the reform move
ment 10 Italy, she knows not how 10 nat be,
tween the two, and she is fearful Of losing
the friendship Of one in the advocacy OF the
cause OF the other
Russia, who since tho Crimean war. has
bad no more continental alliances, awaits
events before coming TO decision as %
what part she will take, and with the view
OF acting intelligeutly, the Emperor has or.
dered his Ministers from the principal
Courts to join him az Warsaw in order to
give him ample information on the state of
respective countries to which they nre dip,
lOm0tically assigned. For prudential ren.
sons, moro than the usual caution seems to
be observed in official quarters in conceal
ing from the public the present condition Of
the San Juau Island question, and hence
the contradictory statements prevalent con.
oerning it,
The new steamer built at Pensacola will
soon arrive at Norfolk, to be fitted with her
engines and will convey thither the officers
and crew of the Fulton.
Reports prevail that acquisitions will be
made for certain aiders aud abettors Of the
Harpers Ferry conspirators, butt rumors
cannot be traced to reliable sources.
Aron Van Camp obtained today, in the
Circuit Court for the District of Columbia,
$4,000 against Nathan jenkins. This was
suit for damages suffered by the plaintiff
three years ago from the aet Of the defend
aut US commercial agent Of the United States
at Nayigators Island, in the South Pacific.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
Movements of Paul Morphy.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 2S
Paul Morphy leaves here on Saturday for
Philadelphia, on his way to New Orleans
Mr. Nor ply will probably stop a day or two
IN each of the following places Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Charlest
ton and Mobile. 1t is altogether uncertain
whether be will, as has been reported, re-
turn to New York to reside, or will enter
upon the practice of law in his native city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
NEW TREATMEN
P4R.I VAT.E
CoNrIDENrIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !


4 I the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
n llshed for the oufe OF syphilis, Seminal Weak
aud the Secret lnfrmitiea of Youth and Matti-
rity BY Dr. AMOS \ son, Buffalo, NY Office,
corner Of Main and quay streets, (up Atairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure If genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal EmiBsions, more properly known as Sem
tnal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
instrument when used cOnjointly with medicines
YOUNG MGs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most important in strus
ment for the cure OF the above diseases. IthaB been
subjected TO test by the eminent physicians In
London, Parisl Phhadepha and REV York; II has
ever yet been Invented, for the cure of Seminal
weakness, or any disease OF the genital organs
eauaed by habits Of youth Price Ten Dols
lars, bY Mail OF ENpreBB.
a CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class OF malades, and
the relief they have consequently been able to rem
der their fclloworeaturs. .Bfully yteBfed and grate-
fully acknowledged by conyalescent patients and
others daily arriving in town. from all parts of the
country, lor the express purpose only of oonsutA-
ions, while their eXertiOns havebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causea Of
these infectious complaints from their IN simple
condition to that Of the most dangerous and inyet-
erate,) they have always entertained the possibility
of their prevention and removal, and likewise in-
variaoly found that the most horrible and malignant
forns OF disease could almost Invariably be traced
to oneot the following causes:-Ignorance, neglect,
or the III effects of unsRilful improper
therefore Df AMOS and SON have succeeded In
discovering n the selection of their remedies, a
safe, eftectual and cautious course; emitting all
combination OF remedieB which bear an equiVocal
character as well rs those whose prcmatur or inu-
dciOus application might be productive of bad CON
sequences in the hands of private individuals In
short, the audable end of their remedesi is the
enng of great mass of human misery by the alley-
iation, relief and prevention OF those grevous az
hicions that are Ia reality the secret foe life and
which, while they so extensively surround us call
aord for our skill and interference for their exter-
min Ition.
COUN TRY INYALIDS.
Persons in part of the world m ay be succeas-
fully treatedby forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance for medicines etc
Address DR.. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, buffalo IN. Y. ian7-dAwiv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29

handkerchief and told Stevens and ne 9th.
el man to rsmaiu, | soon heard firing very
close; stevens Rred in reply 10 a shot which
struck him from the house side Of the Win,
chester railroad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
THE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD STREET,
A few doors East of the Posi- OFFICE.
DAYTON. O.

DAYTON, o.
'hE Subscriber is now better prepared,
the public, in the ana
HOrse-ShOeIng business.
IN its various branches. Particular attention
VIII VII De given to all lame horses sueh ~
Spit hoofs, and bloodhound, and cornsin Their feet
wl oe cured satilaetoryt the owner Of such hor9
ALsO.-Horses that interfere will he sbod +onra
Fent i5 IL, ana warranted, or money refunded
ne WIN personally superintend all work entrustd
care Ihankiulfor astfavots he respectfully
ssks continuance of the patronage of III old ens
tolneIs, anu VIII be happy to Accommodate az many
NEW ones AS may favor him with call '
-aPrS-uhWiy NATHAN SIFFERMAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29
Light for the Million /!
Cost only One Cent an Hour.

introduction of IMAGES PORTABLE
4 GAS GENERATOR into this city has demon
strated the TACT SO anXiousy desired that LIaHT
ls now within the reach 0fall. IL not only LIGHTS
the places OF INDUSTRY and the MANSIONS OF the
WEALTHY but will dispel the darkness from the
HOMES OF those IN the humber walks of life rem
within their means. Call at j. Langdon 4 Bro. 70
Hardware store, Main street, Dayton, and witneas
All the beautiful and various designs OF LAMPS
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, and CHANDELIERS for
Halls, Parlors, and churches, which serve the
double purposes of ORNAMENT and LIGHT, con-
stanuy on hahd and ready TO put up on short no
tice' Arrangements can be made with the under-
signed TO light COUNTRY CHURCHES, HALLS, STOKES
SHOPS and REsIDEHcEs, on favorable terms, and
warranted TO give satisfaction. Call immed atelv
tions w. a w L. WINCHEIi
pr2l-lyweem&diwemae
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-29

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All parties concede the election of Roger
A, Pryor in this Congressional District by
from 200 to 900 majority. A great ubi,
lation occurred here last night, and Mr.. Pry,
or addressed the crowd from the Merchants
Exchange