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From he Western Christian Advocate.
Clara.
~ HER BRorurR.
In = deep WOODLAND. far away.
Where the beading willow wesps,
Above the graves Of the soiceless dead.
A fsir-hsusd sister sleeps.
The am winds Sigh IN the waving bosghs,
And the loved birds sweetly sing.
And the fresh green leaves are gemnid vii
dew,
Ia the sunny days Of Spring.
The wild-aowers bloom around her grave,
And the Trees their branches spread
Above the little grassy mound,
Where sleeps the lovely dead.
Full twenty years have psssed sway.
Yet round me still abide
Sweet memories Of childhood hours
With lara II my side
And I an ssd whene'er my heart
Reviews the mournful past.
And Oft have wished each tear I've shed
For her might be the last.
But hope, sweet hope, like fairy. points
To . bright sRd happy shore.
Where we shall meet in coming years,
And weep snd pat no more
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FILlIsc IRA singer who led the psalm
tune a. meeting. . short time since, find
ing that his concluding word which va
Jacob. he'd not syllsbIes enough 70 finish the
music. ended thus:
"J-a-s-s-J-sa-a-fol de- riddie-cob.-
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and Of the best material. Orders solicited
and promptly attended 10. Shop on Main
street. opposite the public square.
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Isaac NEwroS, At the Drug Store in Jas
per: is authorized agent for Dubois county.
oct 8. '5s-y.
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~ The "whsling" Season. Youth.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
Weekly supplement.

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columns, we will issue with our Weekly .
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ani advertisements, Our Subscribers shall
not longer have cause for complaint in this
regard. The Supplement win be issued
Weekly until the Iush Of advertisements
abates.
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will make en- effort TO extend our Weekly
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Dor, as they v III, in that event, enable us 10
still further improve our paper. Let each
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
The sIaverY COptest Over.

GOshua r. Giddings, in hislsss address TO
hs constituents, speaks thus Of the slavery
contests in which he has been engaged
"Of the intensity Of those eoaHlcts which
so rapidly Succeeded each other for seven
teen years | have no Tins 10 speak It is suf-
6cient TO say that the combination Of religi
iOus, moral and political TRUTHS pressed as
they were upon the public mind, could moi
fail Of success. Based upon Gods attribute
of justice they must be respected. Indeed
the victory has been already achieved.
The Enquirer says the victory over sla'
very being won the Republicans have no ex
cuse for keeping up an incessant ding'dont
about that institution. Mr.. Giddings con.
fesses that his svOcation as An agitator i
gone.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
A Short. Motor PRAYER.

{ A Rev. Mr. Derwell, pious and euYlous
old Methodist minister, went from Tennessee
to Kentucky in 1872, to visit his relatives,
the Hon WIN. Bolton. The man was not a
religious man but be was gentleman, and
he invited the minister to have family pray
ers every evening, While be was visiting
there, Judge Cone and his wife, from Nash
Vile, arrived there to pass the night, and
Mr. Bolhn feeling embarrassed, said TO the
old minister, as he brought out the Bible,
that he had better be short, as the Judge was
not accustomed to such things.
"Yory we'll very well, said be, aud read.
ing q single verse, he keel down and pray>
30, Lord, we are poor and needy crea-
lures and We know that thou art able to sup.
ply all our wants, but Cousin William says
that Jndge Cone and his wife, from Nash
vile, are here and are not used to family
worship and however needy we are; there
is no time for telling Thee our wants.
Amen" 49,
The Judge was talon all abaek, and SO
was Cousin William. They both pressed
the Old man 20 conduct the services in his
own way which he did DO % their great ed
ifoation. i Ha ahsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

RSE-The Republican party, says the Erie
Observer, is a queer institution, some of its
leaders advocate Free Trade; some of them
are rampant for ap.oteetive Tariff Some
Of them want Cuba; some of them don't. All
or nearly SO, voted against the admission of
0regon-A few voted in favor thereofl-
Hence it is evident that they have no set
tied policy on any snbject,-not even the
"nigger," for members advocate aggressive
measures against Slavery, while their mcsi
polite champions disClaim any intention to
interfere with the intentions OF the South
If this be not "a house divided against it.
SELF where shall we 6nd one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

Is Do rHEY FLoo ''BRAyE BRToNs Flew
imagine, that is, the few who are ever ready
to be deceived, that logging or such like
barbarities had no longer an existence in the
"code" Of clement Britain, so far as that
code related to her Service" We can un~
deceive that few by the aid of Parliamen-
tary paper Just received. From it we gather
that, in the Royal Navy during 1857; no less
than ,087 persons received 1886 lashes
from that amiable lions tail Thus further
we learn from the same document
''ln the FIVE years ending in 1857, 5,S23
men and boys ere flogged in Her Majesty s
ships, and lS2,770 lashes were inflicted
Most Of these punishments were inflicted at
the discretion Of commanding officers, and
the most frequent oifenses are insubordina-
ton, disobedience, neglect Of duty and
ss-insubordination being truly
described as anything which an officer dis
likes, black look a sharp reply,a contemp'
tuous expression or gesture. When such
facts fall, says The London Daily News,
under our notice, we are surprised, not
that the feet does not get men, but that the
men do not desert in body--as they have
done--and 60 of to the United States, or the
South Sea Islands, or anywhere,
Far as the breeze can bear the pillows foam, /,
to escape such u worn-Out and insu6erably
degrading and disgusting tyranny"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

Rescue OF MURDERER AND TWO Prison.
ERs FROM JAiL.-on Tuesday night, as the
jailor of the Ross County Jail, in Chillicothe,
was away in attendance at q wedding, leay-
ing only servant girl to guard the building,
E man wearing a mask succeeded in effect
ing an entrance, and seizing the young
woman, he pointed pistol at her breast and
demanded the keys Of the cells, threatening
to shoot if she did not comply with his re-
quest, The terrified girl delivered them to
him, and he forthwith proceeded to liberate
Cadwallader Wallace, who was awaiting his
trial for murder, and two other culprits, who
were confined in adjoining cells, when the
whole party made of, and at our last advi,
ces had not been reeaptured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
Hon. @. I. YalIandlgham.

Our talented Representative, Mr., Yallan-
digham, paid our city visit few days
since. He looks hnle aud hearty, and none
the worse for his labor during the last ses-
sion of Congress Mr., Vallandigham, altho'
new member of the house, has already es,
iabli Ihed for himself a high reputation. The
people of the third District, we think, feel
proud of him as their Representative. He
not only possesses the talent which is neces.
sary, but he Is an excellent speaker, which
gives him great advantage upon the floor of
the House, Ii we mistake not Mr. Vallan-
digham, before his term is out will rank as
one OF the fret members Of the House, if he
does not already - Hamilton Telegraph,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

B0-A serious, if not fatal, blow to the
union of Church and State has been given
in England. The Non-coniormists, who have
been warning with the Church for many
years past, have had complete triumph In
the Commons the bill for the abolition Of
the Church rates having been passed to a
second reading by the decisive vote of 242
against les. 1t seems now inevitable that
this bill will become law, in which case the
established Church will be shorn of its po-
litical power The English public have got
tired of paying common tribute to one par.
ticular Church.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

THE WHO P4RTr.--A correspondent of
the New York News says that The vigor'
Gus attempt to revive and reorgsniae the
Wing party is causing uneasiness in the
Republican ranks. 1t is conceded on all
sides that the really able men of the opposi
tiOn are Old,line Wings, and that nstiou-
al OrgauizatiOH-led by such men as Rives
and Tyler of Yaj Fillmore, Hunt and Gran-
ger of New York; ghOate and Winthrop OF
Mass; Crittenden of KY; Bates of No; and
Ewing Of 0hio-wouid be formidable in
deed. Already seven States have taken
measures for a reconstruction of this once
powerful political combination. Are moi
these movements the beginning Of the enc
of Niggerism and Sewardism7 wait fol
the wagon. t.if 81. aa. ....-a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

B@-An AFRICAN Civilization Society"
has been organized in New York, having for
its object "the EvangeliEation and Civiliza-
tion ofAfrica, and the desosndants of Afri.
can ancestors whereyer dispersed The del
strnotion Of the African slave trade by the
introduction Of lawful commerce into Afri,
ca the promotion Of the growth Of cotton,
and other products there, whereby the ma
tiyes may become producers rs well as CON
sumers of articles OF commerce, and, gener'
ally, elevation of the condition Of the color
ed population Of our own country and 0 ther
lands." The constitution provides that mis-,
siOnRtiss my be sent out BY this Society,
without regard to scot provided they
hold the doctrines usually termed "sVAngel-
jcal." ~ hr '.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
FOR SALE,

on 000 ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
oOBOOO or nesrlines Of Rail Roacs, compri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
To those having small farms in this section, that
will sell at good price, would say sell, and go
where you can get large tract OF land at a low
price, and where you will have equally good mar
kets. 3d. .
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
in Missouri, both the quality and title Of which
Twill guarantee For sale or exchange for oth-
or 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, A fine Lot on Ludlow st., between
4th and 81 Iis by 90 ft.-slley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots of I acres each, on
the River Road, near the city. ..t. .
ALSO, A story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between od and 4tl sts, and desirsbls
reside nee on 9th ST., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO. Fine impoved Property in miami
City" and Clayton View" in tracts OF from to
Is acres. All for sale CHEAP by
.r CHAS. q. CLARKE,
feb2i Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

PoLyeAMY IN UFAH,-A Salt Lake corres-
pOndsnt Of the Chicago Press and Tribune.
who has been getting up thu statistics of
Utah Territory, writes that three hundred
and eighty seven men in this Territory live
each with seven women and upward, lthir-
teen Of the three hundred ahd eighty, seven
having cash over ninstsen woasn who bear
ehildrea bY them, seven hundred and thirty
men have each dye women who live With
theni and bear children BY them; eleven
hundred men each live with four women
and upward and, from the last estimate ]
have been able 10 make fourteen hundred
men each live with more than one woman.
Seven men have mother and daughter for
wives--one man living within a.thOnsand
yards Of the aag-staG at Camp Floyd, one
the mother of the other, and both vii, with
good luck, in few weeks, be delivered Of
children By him. ,slil uSEA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

A Coon HIT AT "DoEsTIcKs.' 1T seems
that 'Doesticks' is the author of the report
of sale Of slaves in Charleston, which ap-
peared recently in the New York Tribune.
The New York Sewp says If Doesticks'
suffers himself to get mixed up In the mig
ger business, many persons viii be convin-
ced that he and Damphool are one and the
same individual"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
NOTICE,

James W, Lowrey Plaintiff, state of Ohio,
Reuben IIaseu6Gch, Defendant. County Superior
..tl s....LafE l.4ostl --i.l J, court cifil actin
II HE said Defendant is hereby notified that
the plaintiff aforesaid has filed his petition in
said Court, asking judgment against said defend-
ant on his two promisory notes, to wit; One for
sl66, with ten per cent interest from May 10TH 1851
and balance Of Si2o on another with six pei cent.
And the said Defendant IL notified that he is re-
quired to appear and answer said petition be-
fore the third Saturday after the 10Th day of May
A. ID. 1853. -- lHl rIt JAMES w. .iLOWREY.
BY GLLpERT KEFsEDy, his Attorney. sirr1 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09

nA-T There was great mixing Of Black
and KnOw-NOlhing seasoning in the dining
room Of the Commercial Hotel, at Saratoga,
one evening last week The Republicans
and Americans met in caucus to nominate
candidates for local Offices against the De-
mocrAey The crowd hsd just got around
the table where the officers we're, and the
Secretary had elevated himself to read the
ticket, when the floor timbers beneath gave
W % whole meeting, num-
ersons, into the eel
., tables stove, and
- ..s-vrOokery and glass ware of tho
house which was used on the tables. Nc
dr sas seriously injured, though the ten
SSgshin portion Of the party suffered some
barking, !, and great cry and some wool
we're heard and felt in the cellar for some
time. The damage called for nearly all the
corruption fund, so that the opposition must
have been short of funds at the election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
Master commissionerls sale.

Master Commisaioner's salo. oil
David A. Warehsm, Superior Court,
vs.. f..s...4 y . No. | l6l. se
Alexander Swaynie, et al ,F ra
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
L Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, made in the
above case at its February term, i56a and 10 di
rected, will offer at public auction, at the door OF
the Court House, in the city Of Dayton, in the coun-
ty Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio, on ID
Friday, April 29, 1884, 81 .,l
between the hours Of and o'clock p. M. OF said
day, the following Real Estate TO wit: Lot No one
hundred and forty-two (l42) on Map X, made by
John g. Grand, William PricB, and VIM. trossman, /,
Commissioner appointed BY the Com. Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, to make partition OF the
property belonging to the Find heirs in MOntgom-
cry county Ohio Said lot fronts the north eide Of
First ST. Dayton in said Montgomery county twenty
poles and running back to the Lake Erie and Mad Rv-
RAN Road, in sa Montgomery county, Ohio CON
tanning five acres and hundred and twenty poles
said property is to be sold on judgment in favor
OF David A. Waleham, ag ainst Alexander swaynie,
ct. al. The absve property has been appraised at
SlO0G26 and cannot be sold for less twoth irs
Terms OF Sale, Cash. N. z. JORDAN, ai
-4nisttfe -iiaiilt Matter Conimissloner
of Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio.
Nj. q BUrTERFfELD, Atty for Plaintiff.
mh26 davis - .fil.t II a. -ita --lfHhfN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-09
Pioneer Celebration.

We com she following iplRresling acVount
Of the Pi6pclf Festit,i son lhe CinSipnAti
Times Of yet|atday. Al,hohkb short, Il will
give our old people some idea ~ how the
"Patriarchs' snjoS thsssl fesnniona -,,
The Cincinnati Pioneer Association oele-
brated the seventy-hrst anniversary D ! the
settlement Of Ohio, at Marietta, last night,
BY are union at smith " Nixons Hal, a
great number of the old Pioneers. and their
descehdnnts---some five hundred persons
being present
TIE Newport Brass Band furnished ex-
cellent music for the occasion, and Henry
Aims prepared bountiful and substantial
repast When seated at the table, bless.
ing wasinyoked by Rev samuel j. Browne.
After the feast the President of the Asso'
citation, Col Johnston. introduced Judge
Owen 7. Reeves Of Chillicothc, who made
soma appropriate remarks, and exhibited q
variety Of relics aud interesting documents.
Mr. Warwood then favored the company
with Pioneer song "
Mr.. Andrew Davidson, OF Sycamore town
ship, made few remarks, and exhibited a
gun carried BY his father At the battle Of
Trenton and Monmouth, and which had
been in service over one hundred years -
lie was followed by Gen, Robinson, Of it's
burgh; Rev. ). J. Browne, Judge Storer,
Villain J. Flsgg Esq, and Il, NJ Bishop,
our newly elected Mayor.
Mr.. Warwood then sang "Old Adam was
a Gentleman" whom Mr. Jessie Beyis, an
old gentleman Of seventy 'six years Of age,
made an animated speech Adam N. Ridi
die, ESQ. and Judge Carter followed when,
after vote Of thanks 10 the Pioneer Wild
ows, for their attendance, and parting
song by Mr.. Marwood, the band struck up
Yankee Doodle, and the company ADJOURN
I ed to meet again on the 7th Of April 1860.
Among the interesting documents exhib
tied last night was an original paper sigued d
/ by Washington, and an autograph letter
; from Col Burr.
I The re. union was an interesting one, and
enjoyed greatly by those who may never
have tho privilege Of meeting together again
in the land Of the living-whose locks arr
white with the frosts Of many winters and
whose forms ure bowed by the burden o
mVny years. Gin. Times.
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79-' DIR. AYERS
Throat and lung Institute. MS ltll
No. 80 West 4th ST., Gin, Q.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS b IN TUE CURE OR
THROAT DISEASES, cATARRH &
LUNG COMPLAINTS, "
BY Means of Medicated Inhalation.

THE Institute is daily thronged by per-
l. sons who have suffered alike from various dis
cases. and the barbarties of the old achoo of prac-
tiee Or. Aver has no occasion to speak of his emf
nent skill and long experience In this speciality
II is enough to say ls the founded Of "Nedieated
1t sny oS1e he undertakes he iibsrs % refer refer
to ceTgymen end others Of the highest respectabi-
Y and y9Eth in this vicinity, as to what he has
Dg, Ayeb (who, by the way, is ApeFmsasRt Iesi-
aeHt M It ot Cincinnati says y y ny MN Peitei that
pulmonary disease in the Western states within the
next twelve months, be put on eyatem OF iRhala.
them 70 comfort their friends for many
yeara. y 10 also my opinion that thousands are
hsstened 70 theiI grHyss 6y so-ealled remedies"
The Curative Vap0T is conveyed directly into all
the air passages OF the lungs where the disease is
not into the stomach, where II Is not.
The earliest iHdiqatipn Of Consumption is an ir-
ritattop Of thp thr9at and hFolehie4l tuhqp u tie
il not one instance to produced where the disease
oommenoed In the lungs, u 10 quite the opposite =
The wasting and decay Of the human body have
before they descend to thelungs. @
BeArin mind, these great aud new remedies are
NOT patent medicines, and can only be obtained OF
nr Aver eGeetuslly and permanently cures Ca
tarIh, and furnishes prompt and reliabe cure for
wherever they may be. Dr. Ayeris Cough hCordial'i
is a sure remedy for the worst cough Who cah be
so rash so prejudced unjust 10 thelr friends and
negligent OF their Ownlives and comfort, to hes-
tate, when timely appieation will restore to heath
snd ward on hopeless illness and untinlely death.
Gail in season while there iB hope. Ii ~. ... ..
Where tits impossible for parties to visit and re-
main under my treatment, the may write as full a
history Of thelF case o. p0ssbe, sad will send per
Express to any part OF the country such medicines
as ere desired,
UPON REcssrr OF FIVE DOLLARS,
I will send written opinion respecting any case
spbmitted to me, and also package Of medicine In
such Gases the writer should give as full history
and description OF the case a. possible Address,
NtI w. 1AXBR, M. D.
Surgeon RndPhyslcian, Throat and Lung Institute
Cineinnati.f "a FI NffH Janl1