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Ague Cure.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeVers; indeed
for the whole Glass Of Diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No ono remedy Is louder called for by the ne
cessities Of the American people than a sure and
saic cure for Fever and Ague. Such remedy
We are now enabled TO offer, with perfect GER
tainty thut il will eradicate the disease, ana with
assuunce, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from its u,o in any quantity.
Tint which protects from or prevents this dis
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mites where il prevails Prevention is better
than cure for tho patient escapes the risk which
ho must run in violent attacks Of this baleiul
distemper. This "CURE eXpels the mas-
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system, aud prevents the development Of the
disease if taken on the first approach Of its pre-
monitory symptoms. IL is not only the best
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plants but also tho cheapest. The large guam
tity We supply for dollar brings It within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts,
whore FEVER AND AGuE PREVAILS every body
should have it, and use il freely, both for cure
and protection. II 10 hoped this price will place
it within tho reach OF nll-the poor as well as thu
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Interniuents is, that II contains
no Quinine or mineral consequently it produces
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by It ar
len as healthy as if they had never had the dis
case.
Fever and Aguo is not alone the consoquenc
Of tho miasmatic poison A great variety Of di,
orders arise nom It's irritation, among which ar
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, GOut, Headache, BLIND
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catanh, Asthmf
Palpitaton, Painful Affection Of the Spleen
HISTORIES, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis
aud Derangoment Of the Stomach, oil Of which
when originating in this cause, put on tho inter
mitient type, or become periodical. This "CURE
oxpels the poison from tho blood, and cons,
quently cures them all alike. II Is an invaur
bic protection 10 immigrants, and persons tray
elling or temporarily residing in the malariou
districts. Ii taken occasionally, or daily, Will
exposed TO the infection, that will be excrete,
from the system, and cannot accumulate in SUI
fcient quantity 10 ripen into disease. Hence
is even more valuable for protection than cur,
and few will ever suffer from Intcrmittents,
they avail themselves Of the protection this ren
cdy affords
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Nav METHop oF TFACHTNG

'trikesntthe veygemiuangPoints Of the Science, Te.
veangthe great natural twoold division OF the Ledger,
whereby s seen the proper line Of demRkaiioh between
zealand Representative Property and the governing law
II transfer regards ita affecting the CLASSES or
trensaquona thns stripping ts most useful end beautiful
science OF much OF tstmehOnored mysteries made such
by arbitrary andtntabe rules, meaningless forms and
false notonsi aud hence enables the student acquire
concentrations Ofaoo0uns embodied aalnai practice.
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Dr. n. McD. Gibson.

Olhce in Mrs. Snyder's New Brick,
fornely occupledby Gibson q Wilson, druggists; nov
he unc 0roceFy etoe Of q. Hauit Hans disposed of
y diag store, luow Intend 70 deyofe efo the fsacico
uedeiae 10 Iths snd veiuity- Residence, fsfry 81
East fMna splih ,ide. as,ie IA
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me INITIAToRY COURsE

embraces guiarproggeisise terlsso OF manuscrpt,
classified somewhat to the variety OF transaction
aims 70 deveopa the irst principles and philosophy o.
e0unts, ratheTthan routine and actual formula,
lrossng the and judgment Of the STUDENT who
lies whthe view Of aPhfehending sad arriving results,
and pushes on with much gFsHeTcon.
idence pleasure audindependsnee.
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ARD ASSOCIATION,



benevolent Institution established BY special cndowmen
for the Relief Of the Sick and Ditretsed, afflicted
with Viruent and Epidemic Diseasei
times Of Epdemie l. the object Of this Instituliou
l 70 estabiih Hospitals 10 provide Nurses, Physicians,
Clong, Food Medcines &o., for The sok sad destitute
take chatge Of tho eans Of deueased parents and TO
instsr IN every possible way the relief of the afflicted
aud tho health Of The public AZ large ID 10 the duty Of the
Dfecots At such tnes 20 sitpononay the Infected DIS
tuta, andto provide a"d execute means ofrolef Numer
Gus physicians, not acting memhe Of the
ally enrol their names IL books subject TO be oaedupon
10 auoud its hosp tails, free Of ohaIge
In The absence Of Epldemci,the Directors have author.
Hodhe Conung surgeon 10 give advice and medical aid
10 persons suffering under cHRoSio DISEASES Of vruent
character arising from abuse Of the physical powcrs NAL
treatment the effects Of drugs, So, Sc.
Various reports and tracts the aud treatment OF
ChFonie Diseases, hv the Consulting Surgeon, have been
published for gratuous ds,huon, and viii be sent
o. CuARuE 10 the afflicted.
Address, for Reports OF treatment ia GHoROn r. Cat
HouN Contutnr Surgeon Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa, ny otdetef the Di
reoioTs, EzRA ID. HEAHrwELi, President.
Geo. FAIRcHrLb, Sectetaly, sepiJ.lr
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Court or Common Pleas of Seneca co. q,
ElL..n.lh An NM. nI.lnlLr .. aI.. y nm. n.n.a

Tho said Defendant Sion r. Bills will take notice thsi
said Plantif, On the Q7h day Of hooombrr, A d 1889
hied hor Petition IN said Govt of Common Pleas Of said
gounty of SenecN Ohio, ohntgng tho said ncsndAn Sion
" hs with goss nerec ~ dniy Tor hrte years last nsu
And more, towards loi rlantn 10 ts that said nefen
aat ~lon v. hlls, haa not Nlnished home clohne or
of said Petitioner and has otherwise
grossly neglected his m'dWl dutlet towards sad Petitioner
"a dveu mannota without cause oF iuiudcauon tho
nsH OF said feuuoner Nnt nTavns that the marital rru.
rne Be dissolved rhat this " stand for tearn
a. the aeSttofm ofsaiiCouH. LFt X BREwRR,
Dee. Sllt, tsS3-6wqa50 soliuitart ior Complut
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THE EXTENpEp ooURsR

embracesengthy practical from The various nbsnsis
Firms, and designed for such students may wish
spend Logger iban tle lime F'qured. bY the Regular
'oune' Iahlthat gtatuiouibl pFepeNtoJ 10 entering
some Special House.
By taking IN addition the EXTENDED CouIes the student
wlihe Aiihiuiy and prohtahly mployed riS months.
PENMANSlliP, ~Practcai and ornamental" IN allts
varieties will be taught IN tho thorough and efficient,
manner bv OF the boss teachers In the West Besides
q eusual method OF teaching Business Writing the CHR.
ythnioarsphic System will also be taught Thssvsem 50
popular and by best educational men s
nowh,ushtihiho Public Schools Of Covelaud Coumbus 4
Toledo MANY other schools Open fOr o.
chrtlhuogtaply. ~ soonas heyeah be qualided.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and Theoretioa
nook-keoping Mercantile Laws, Commercial Eihics,P0
ltiual Economy An OF Computation, Commelein Calcu.
ations. Mercantile Cultoms. hahking E4chanFe, Com
Railoafing oommercial History, Business Cores.
po0dence, PeHmhnship. etc.
The New Salt Of Rooms Of this College occunissthe
toesiion 10 the city, asthey on The
ofthe fubiosqusrs and Superior street, aofdng fair
view Of most parts ofthe city snd The Lake. TIE ooma
Leauy and tasteuiy inrnished aurpasnE In beauty
.ndeoevsnieuoe PsIhaprshose ofany u
TIE LADIES 'COURSE tsthosame a. that of the 0sn-
omen, aloliiuE slladics who may wish
20 avail themselves of the CommercialCoarlo.
The PFucpalhayaF extensive businosE
issuabledto secure good sqaiiousioT aaay oihsEud.
uatos
1 Ms,ctsn @Iy. H
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HATS, HATS,


Renr this n mind, that we ore PRACTICAL WORK.
MEN, with long experience, und have greater facilities
for furnishing Clothing 20 oustomen NJ fully W low, "
not lower prices than they can be had any where eso In
Northern Ohio.
Al we ash ia call before pucha,ng elsewhere, and
viii convince any one Of this ihct
Rememhor 10 per cent saved these hard times Is not
TiGn, Hrrpto RGGaRR WINNER.
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eomns rem reliable feure. lf lfceriaeaiea are guaian.
tee' q r.h hs a. aesd no ono 'muml, useless pun.
efy ifom ue pgas'i
Barn, MArsr, Ian. co. 1850.
tfe.s,'nt S' j. Woop Vo--Gsrtsmsn' Having my
aWenn'n caoi few moat saoe % the hisAJy benoaua
.u,a, o. yow teslo,Avci wa aiuosd to make appca.
uon Of tt DO uy har which hs1 become quite rfv,
e.,ty onstl.tl Nu'ei my "NaAet' were " the same
Aeartes,oativs aHd used &C. sooL found t was ptovinr
NAll uaa v,hel lq'ed t about twice week. have
sinpe fsasied another bottle ot which have used
can nos certify 20 the world that the gray or white hai
ne elag dametrod both on my head and face, aud my
l'f has resanei ~ nsiur1 cocr, and theeve more oN
and sqsy than n has hccu hsiura Tor IS yelrs am now
% ysa odi my good wife % hs ssc oi5} has used With
The shove uotoa deem das 10 You for your auabe di,
caYcp am assored that whoever will rightly use a. ptf
dfaohonsi W have ocru,ion 10 coutadit nv staie
meus. hm citizen or ri,y snd resident herr ior
tle aai hleon ye1ni aud am known neafy every one
ny nane atacnoj h % your scfroc at wish pistarr
ts hoapiss Of aaialc 10 o,hen as we'll myself am
uuy. ysaFt 40. RAynoSn
nAtrtHoat, lau 90 IgSa.
WosBs Hus Rrsrea.rfvs.-lso'ss,or wood--ucar
tU havins bod the tfiuue 70 n,e lo hci potnn oil
ny hai' from d'e eseu of selluw svstiu New Odraus
n iesA wa in4ueedio9ahs trial OF your preparation,
sad o1nd 10 urswof The ,efy thug Hesdod. MY hair
naw hlA ana ge,'y. and words can s,pSoss nay obh.
cations to yoa "a s'dAs be addicted such ssa'e's
The unlerrned, Res D. X. lsarg. u minister In ,s-.
ul.l Atdng, and nssof pflho uuhoaoN Chpgehat hr1ok
N'M htt ~ t Genllyhan oi 6rst lnlnanee aud uui.
nuoosustn, January n i9a.
Professor y ood-beor riu Having made tuul o. youf
haF Roroftuve, gives zoe 10 .av that eet
hes psen excellent 10 'emeaug nluma,lon, dpnduf aud
Cousiani tendency % iiehiug, with which hsve been
troubled lou my ehdAooii and ht also restored my har
NheA "is ne'emlns grayite I've original color. / have
ese % o'hsf snie sth any'hns lac she Pleasure
" EI0ll iourilfnY }, X. nKkaa.
The Rororuve put unin BEETLES Of sisos,yia lrre,
mcduu and smai the small bold y plni aud ret.ils ir
oae dolrpsT boie ta medium holds a. least twenty nsr
cent more in pTlpoFon than the small rothls r two do
t poei ne afee holdf euaF, 40 por uent. mulo Ia
q ptlror'oa. uud Fstaib iof % per bottle
o 3. WOOD 4 CO., PFopneiofs, 80 RrosdWay, New
AolA, ~ he giaai NJ Y. Nils Ralhnf CstahshaiantD
end ~ uket street, st louie, No Ana tod by Al eood
Dn5dsu and Plpcy Goods nsniefs itnsi Safe
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

ISAAC sirNubs Patent Portable G,indinr ABn. e,,
toonus WhcaI Grinding Germ Meal, Small rFlin feed
Nen a. wet as whole ears Of (eoh aud alh Hs IL III
eNeinto good tine cob and feed, Ia one operation
theieeeiehfWed Mills manufacture out Of the best
9nahV oi tenqh hnu hocAs, with much care. Ibud sx
lWefcn site, pnees nngug from eighty five two hun
suset % su opposition and are superior ioF an pupose
Alsosraubk Patent fouubs Saw. Mil called oKtng Of
The Mood,.H
Ihisisan pseaious and uss Saw, ,Ni 10 uabr lon,bor
10 the woods, Ibs Min can be raa by aaiual siesm o.
water power
Those wishing 70 know fully about the principle upon
whoE they afe hnh aud the prices ofeach sue, we'll
ihe icuut nldue, No. will poasu addreas me- askinr Book
o. pltcrrcn, whlchl w mail aud post paH rhase who
10 90, viii write Ia plain readable laugaaaei The name
Posi Once, County und State.
EAAC srR.AUR. Paisniss ana prsrh
~. fktm
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TIE REGULAR COURSE-

Intended 10 represent every species Of business omtht
smallest Retail 10 the heavett and most intricate a
Wholesale and Commission, welas nanking, RaToud.
Commanded atPTesentby vast and constantly
increasing Commerce,
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Hon. II. ID. CLARK
FACULTY.

n. q. BEykNT, n. D. sTRsrroS, J. G. BRYANT, J. g.
CALKys J, r. OsBEINs, r. A. HAyEs, Instructors In the
Science Of Accounts and Lecturers Business Customs
P. r. SPRINGER SoNs, Instructors in Business aud Or.
nameuta Penmanshp, and Lecturers Commercial Cor
respondcnce.
lion. iloHacr NAM, Hon Gao. w. CuSroS, Hon. Etf.
$40 RURRiT-r, Special Lecturrr,.
Hon. SAMurL LsrAuKwEATIfkB uoRArE CLARK, Esq,
Hon. JEssE r. BfsHop, Lecturer Commercial Law.
Rev. FREnEntcH r BHows, Pres. Asa MsHAN, Lsctu.
fers on political Economy
Rev JAnrs EGLgr Rev. Dr.. AIKEN, '.sc,urcr, on Com
mercia Ethics.
TIP H,spY,J q. MsRsian, Lsctursrsou on banking Ii.
nance, etc.
n. G. MARssAL4, r. G. LUoE. lee ufe on the General
Principles id Details Of Railfoadinr.
J. u. MERRAM, ENERsoN =. WHirR, Lecturers Com
] nter a 4 fsofnnufattone
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BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT

enbces three distinct grades viz initiator, PeBnhT
and Extended Courses, und taugnton Fosoms New Meih
od recommended by over twenty Of the most Feliade
Practical Aeeouniants Of Cleveland.
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSl
Boanets, Ri5Jons, No,oers,

Planes, Satina, velveti Silks, Laret, Emhroderiel
Thfssds Needel, Pins, and ahe otccira' ofsuch an "a
tabshneni 20 which the attention of the ladies or Sonec,
oonniy nd vicinity sresneotuly inved The Stork IL ~
hc best quality and viii he sold ne houFht
elsewhere. An kind, ofnsr, work donein latest
style withdispatch
llheF' isoopni ma ls country Nllhuen.-Also for
sale 0aaadH Salve, the best remedy tha has heen dis
tedfoT nuIas, otld Er yplas Felou Boi, Chapel
hanitsnd all useNses and inuriet ni the skin.
No. I. hlAnkh hlnnk. Malhnrlon streel nnlB
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Groceries,

n. A. BUsNIRK q mr. D., have iust received isrse
lnd good ASSORTMENT OF Groceries which will be cold lev
hir cash oTproduos call and eaamn ihrir stock,
lspa4' No shawhau hlsek.
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The Great TVcnder Of the
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair RestaFafiro.

tayl ike -. Louis MAJ DamosFau below we publllh
ttef % ~, Wood, Of thl city, ffom gentleman in
Maln Fhoh speaki glowngly OF ihe superior merits OF
hls haif tonic. -uch uvideacei hnvr s erct when
eoming r1m reliable u ceFiGcaaa are guatan.
tees @ lrh, The uf nesd, imiums nor useless pu.
afy ffatn he pgssU
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RlKER g. HUBBARD.

WHOLEsALE DBALEns M
Sze1ygD Fresh Fish, S<g3EgN
Salt Fish, ,Oysters, Fish. pounds, ,Seines
TWius, Roap and CorlaFe
ALso--Lemont, Oranges, Groocfcs and Provisions. 80
Opposite 81. Lawrcnoe Hotel, Water Street, Saudusky,
Ohio. sens ian p
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E HE COLLEGIATE COURSE

vhchis intended to embrace AL branches Purey MsT.
antle has been recently enlarged aud be TegaT
ded Of the lengthy, thorough and eOmpetee
rnoduced to publioin any similar instituon inthe
United States.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

VToRS a Milsgh stove fiioTe. They ae tempered
II % stand boiling ho gnit aithoui hreakine rom heat
and wquire India Ruhbaf Tn OF CaIk,t Ieadct them
Ar lisht liriie sall aad yetthUrpy
lun0ps :. T. MILLER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

DECAY or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. One
Of the best evidences of the decay of the Re-
publican party is the fact that the New
York Tribune is willing to take any man,
north or sOoth, to beat the Democracy
Immediately previous to the decay of the
Whig party, the Tribune advocated the
same policy, Whenever party leaders begin
to abandon the principles of their party or
ganization, and seek after men with whom
they can succeed in acquiring power, we
would not give much for its chances Of sue
cess
The Tribune would rather have Seward
or Chase, but is willing to take Bolts, ofVir.
ginia, provided the opposition can sue.
ceed by it, Seward and Chase are Abolition
lists; Bolts and Bates are pro-slavery Know
Ncthings What sort Of platform would
an opposition convention frame they
cannot avow anything, they can only oppose.
Hence they have always to wait until after
Democratic convention meets before they
can construct aplatform.-Ohio Press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
NEWS ITEMS.

Great dsstitotion is said to exist in the inlan,
couhfies Of Canada.
The Presidents is expected 10 visit North Oar
olins in the course Of the summer.
The regular Spring meeting over the Asso
citation course, Lexington, Ky, will commenc,
on Monday. and continue during the week.
A composition of4 pounds Of rosin, | pint O
linseed oil end ono ounce of red lead. applied
hot with brush, il is said will Stop leaks ia
roois, water spouts, &c.
Great excitement exists at Omaha CITY, Ne.
braska, on account Of the alleged discovery oil
gold in the North part of the city.
hyres, the Paris banker lately gave a ball
which cost S25 900. He commenced life by sell
ing old stoves--then, as now, CRATE finiancier.
A few days suce, a cent was sold in Boston
for s2l. Itwas stamped 1893. At the same
sale half dollsr, stamped the last week ofWa ash.
ington's administration, brought $57
At Montgomery, Ala, the other day negro
girl nearly grown, belonging to Chauncey Smith
fell into we'll 100 feet deep, breaking an arm,
and bruising her head. In two hours she was
rescued and was quite cheerful, and talked free
~ Of the accident
The Niagara, which sailed on Tuesday from
iioston, carried out among her passengers, the
Hon. Rufus Choate and son, Mrs Fanny KEN,
BILE and daughter, and Joseph Proctor, the ira.
gedian
A serious rccident occurred on the New York
Central Rail'road on Wednesday last
The Richmond und.) Battle Axe notices the
melancholy fact that VIM. S. Unthanl1, former.
ly an ambrotype artist at Richmond, has become
insane, and is now an inmate ofthe State Asy'
lum at indianapolis, in consequence Of the con.
duct OF his son, who is charged with robbery.
Secretary Cobb has demanded Of the Collec.
tor of Customs at New York to reduce the for
ces employed in his office. 1t is proposed to re-
trench 100000 per annum.
Two American officers will probably take
part in the existing war, namely: Young JeS
rome Bonuparte, of Baltimore, who isa lieuten
ant in the Chssseurs d'Afrique, Ged Major Kerr
ney, of New York, who it is said, has entered
the staff of one of the French Generals Of Divis-
ion, as a volunteer. b..
Gen. G.. j. Pillow, whose son was lost by
the explosion of the St. Nicholas, has recovered
twenty'three bodies from the Mississippi River
between Sterling and Helena. but that of his
son was not among them
Two Irish women, Mr.. Goggin an Mrs.
Dee, residents Of Athens, Ohio, on Friday last
went to neighboring mill for a sack of meal.
On their returning home they undertook to
cross stream, which was swollen by the rains
and both were drowned. -Four children were
thus made orphans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

MYSTERIOUS AFTAIR.-This morning as Mich
ael Lawler was loading his cart with gravel at
the River, between 4th and 5th ST., he discov
cred pile of clothing about feet from the
edge Of the water, covered partly with pile Of
stone 1aHlsr- stastsd of aad procured coro-
ner Nauertb, when they found an entire suit Of
gentlemen's clothes, consisting Of a good black
cloth coat with outside pockets, drab cashmere
pants with stripe dow the leg, linen shirt with
figured bosom, red undershirt, and black
cloth cap, with patent leather front piece
The clothes can be seen at Mr.. Lawler's resi-,
dence on 4th st, near the Levee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent 10 make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&c., in that city.
To BUSINESS MEN.--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. Call in and examine our work and
learn our prices.
NJ To ApvEaTsERs. - Advertisements OF
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten O'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published--nof later. We cannot
agree to insert them after thathOur.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

FENoINo AND GYMNAsIs.--ospt De Reu hay,
ing leased house in our city, and intending
to make il his home, has rented room and
will, in few days, open school for the pur>
pose of teaching youths under the age of Is
years, the science Of Fencing and Gymnasts.-
His Gymnasts win be taught on the plan of Prof
Links, Of Stockholm. His school will be open
three days in the week, commencing at hal
past O'Clock, after the schools are out, aud
continuing until half past 6. He will give "a
lessons for s.. Persons who desire to place
their boys under the tuition Of Capt. De Rer
are requested To apply soon. We would sdyis'
our readers TO avail themselves Of rare oppor
tunity to give their boys athOrough gymnas
tic training, and a scientific use Of weapons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

az Mr.. Davis has now got clear Of bis Eas.
tern stock. and " III hereafter devote his aiten,
tion entirely to custom work. Having been in
the business for many years. he feels confident
that he can please the tastes Of the citizens Of
Dayton in regard to work of every description,
even the NEST Stidious tastes. He will make
It his undivided business to please aud satisfy
all who favor hun with call. Using nothing
but the best stock, and employing none buI
thorough wOrkmen he cannot help bat suit thu
people who desire frat class work, at low pri
css. He now invites the public to call at hir
store, 70, Jefferson street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

p4-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always ncw--a
very important matter to them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

ATTENTION 4's.-You will meet at your En
gine House on Monday evening, May, 23d, a
61S o'clock, for exercise. as per Resolution OIL
the Company. Every Wooden Shoe" is ex
pected to be promptly on hand.
BY order of James Boyle, Foreman.
JoHN KREIpLER, Sec'y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

U-st Paul's Church (EpiscOpsl) viii hold
religious services, on Sunday. May 29d, in
Phillips building, corner of Main and Second
streets, (room on third floor, northwest cotner)
at 10 1a A. NJ, and IL P. N. Rev. C. Rob.
bins, of Springfield, will Officiate. All are iu,
vited TO attend. Sunday School at 0 A. M
Parents are earnestly invited to send their
children, whether they belong to this Church
or not, as we seek the good of all.