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rieiem Stnttc cine ShiGcrruu9 pUn DER Stabt Iaris.
prlfe ctr T~rqicrun9 rieirr Start in ccm,nunaley uno
prioatrc&tItdcr Se3icbung BON Ger o;duscnrfcn Sctte
BARTLETT.
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Nrlt in NfNllr bier nttt gIiitli6 Ii, unc man muF ,ue
9rben na6 mrni9cr in Die 9laarn faurure 9cttelci unp
mcni9cr Nrmatb 1T, ais in 81 IL. Yrrt prcr gcnrpn.
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8initerniB. Scbcn, SrciBtit uno 0clre itnp bier Yicl oe.
%Ditcrttr, alS lei uns. Die StactrraterunQ niro curli.
der, rcr!iter unO mcdmGBiarr Yrrmaltct mic in gfcp-
gort. Die prIiiCi 1T nohiam, bE1idh UNI i'm 9(nuc=
mcinrn nnbrirhIih. Sn ierrr NctrnitroGc von Yarts
1T n"s ycbrn bei Gn9 uno bel Naht beidIlRt. Nrp-
nnnN unO 2Inf1nrtatsit bcrrI6t nusrmtin. Sin Nfprr
m'ht bier odS 0rGBte aufisbcn UNI ce 1T fajt unmGa.
ltd, Dap rin WtGrotr entfummt. Die Snrrcoicmno
III Y0riS iu %bcitcteu. 1T 10 unmG0lit, nje ee unmTa-
mar, lido Don Den, Gabiustte G'ror0e 9Go1binatcn's
rtmae rurb &ritchuna I'll erfaufcn. Gintrifc linn.
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0faB nnO @emibt wirp 10 fiber unp 10 BART belfraft,
eaB nur Gin ic4r tb0rihter &auImann einen lol6en
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Rcciuauuocu.

Ter "Nnitt0cr" Cyldtju: leocn SonnabCnb, ;um half
lIhgiutcn SutlcrJritprSpret5 ppn $50 in Sur0u5;atluna,
ooEr 70 VIC. per W'not, iatib0r an bn reir. Gr0Gcr. 2tuts
weTttSe &eNnltntcn bcttctcl rem Setrag IN ecn 6cyouSocbcr
(SctcrsScr 6Ij, ~lcfGui9ft rtn,uicnccn.
Gutlprtdsnoe Sttrl9c nro Mitttcitunden merecr barfbor
slitgcIen9ctcnIrtet tnN Nf @rtonacu bpncrirt.
Anic9tH tnp SttOAntn0iunQen aucr Mrt wrrben rnter
totgtn.oGn 8totnAunQcn dUfQtrpnmcn: Gjrm0tiae Ginruds
In9 etheo SllartS 10 ,}eltCt roCr rreuiGcr ttbtn cincu
square, % Ste, iipc;ntoltSc &%iuriduue 20 Cts. uub fur
lSece mcttcre Wdi - SIS; i'brlibe Embellishments mcr-
2gt iUr 81 IN b@itinhrltter Soraueiatlan9 enlightenment.
0soFcre Nnitt9tn wcrhct VerbI,nifnlIEi9 beretnct.
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The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at IS per An
num-, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OtFtGE: 14S MAIN STREET.
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SSo,, SouuesDc'os, Den asDte, 0s&rs

tt9en 0onswcrfsgeielen unp Saucrnturitrn tetanr
nsrtbetIt, melhc gum 3rihcn. RAP ale 6arten pt1 reut
lhen SebcnS crit micptr ~1uibtibcu lUltcn, roa ~IartetpiC
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mas NSaucnitcin ppu Star Io0tc:
Sein getCn
Gicat faltenlus unp lcu6tgnc ouSQctreitct.
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&ric9ercd ouijebt, Itrcift or ollte Shma;tc, Natbae-
obmtc lcinCr crfcn %eriuhc oh or 1T Gin antrrcr Qc=
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@elept qucllen ibm Htcccr ;u, eigne, uunaGgCobmtc,
unrahGbmtare. reid Gle Natipu su iGren ShGBcn
lt'u', er nihtet letn ,,S6rsrttieo", sincn Der bGtiten
yaute unlcrer Spra6e pa mrrtcn ltpu bic Srrmpctcu.
Gr mjrit ben Stiff meg. unO crsrstft Die Giientraut,
prldr er rtcu ~triungen in DER 6Ule picier 9Scnnc,
aut DEM @ipfcl IcIhen @tiIdes tritt iGu Der COB an,
rllh, cbur ca6 er fctu Nutlis 9eicben Dat, uuD Die Sri-
Der 9rten ibm ZEN lrbten @ruB in bic crF1mrfte @ruft.
Gr fcblte i'm Sielcsbcim3u9e, otcr CT rubt, mic or cs
%perotrnt, i'm Ocutiten 8plte fort prn @cI6lett 3u Sc
i6Icht:
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Goo bat cce Sttwertre frciC 36ot ]erruu9rn.
Die &ihe iber ZEN @rGbcrn :auihte i'm q cncwtnr,
uno Die lrBtcn StrabIcn Ger uuter9cbrnren Scnnc fic.
len ouf Den 9rlIucn hugcI mje cine milrc @lpric. @rs
t~ryitet inO actartt crbpbcu iih ric Drci, nur in Dem
Nu8c ccr Muttsr ihimmrttc cine ltrlur, bic talp
wiercr perlhmlao.
Gr irbt, fllltcrts lie nit b~eipt9tsr z timmc, unp lore
Sltde rihtetcu lth gum 6immcl. an Dem Der N6enps
ltcrn itpn tr6itcup 9tau;te.
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9euti6cs 9,cb.

Nnn enoIi& 1T cS an ber 3eit,
8 rcutihes Gatcrlnno,
On6 bid in i~tortcr Ginigfeit
umIhlin9t ein Srurertnnp.
9o6 Srlrei@s 0ar umo prruBcns 9lar
Niht I1naer mebr iib iIisGn,
9fett, Dap JIG 1tol, scr elmer Shoor
Sn &rtr3 unp 6ricpen 3ie9n.
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Som Sells gum y cere sin,
Som @8eiers biz Su II IcnauIrono
llnp no Die @ltpen gla6n.
> %otrrInnH, ME MART III 9rog,
Gar &intra6t Dir Elm GjUtt!
%sretnt- ME berrltA 1T cein Qoos
@etrennt- Der 6einee Srottl
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SatriptiSmua IN 0cutic6Ganb.

Nt5 Srmeit, wie olgcmein Hie potriptiIbe Quf,
r'9un9 in NeutIhlano 9r8cniitcr rcn ~iran,5ii>
lh'n &rt'9SrroDnn9cn it, ain8cn Der ,MGlniiAeu
3citnn9" icrtpabrenc patrrI3apiibs gitper al
Hcn prncn ie na@iteDcnrcS Setipicl prrGTtntliAt:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
Patent Sermon.

stand forth all ye fault-fnders, back biters
crOakers, reiormers, fanatics. blind philosopher,
and dsstEoYers Of sacred things, and hear the
words Of instruction. The text from which !
shall make few brief remarks, you win Gnd
in the latter part Of the first spislle Of Pope's
Essay on kan. which reads as follows
Cease, then, nor order imperieclion name
Our proper bliss depends on what we blame,
All discard Ia harmony not understood,
And all partial evil universal good;
And, spite Of pride, In eFring reasons spite
One truth Is clear, whatever Is, is right
The frst two lines Of my text applies to ali
such as take delight in attending 10 every body :
business but their own, and finding fsalt with
everything that hapPena and erOAk about What
does not happen; Who envy the rich because
they enjoy what they have earned BY induatty.
and saved BY economyi and wholiks 10 eaIsy
the tsls Of scandal, and hate every body that
knows more than they do. Bni then you are
all necessary 70 the formation Of world last
like this. You form oBs link IN tho chain Of
progression BY delighting ignorant old women,
and makiag business for ths lawyers. preachers
and officers, who make living by trying 70
keep you straight. The third line of my text
says that "all disoord is hasnooy not under
stoodi now this means hat all bEoils aud AZ
eravations that ooenr are not understood BY
the eoHmnn people Who sre generally The ones
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
rhe Commercial, Dickens, and tn,
PeOple

The Commercial makes plea with the greaI
American public for Charles Dickens, Esq
who oontemplates coming over here this fall to
read bis stories to the people. The CONNER.
cisl does not seem 10 have profited by expert.
ence or observation. 1t ought to know, from
its owp success that the public has not very
tough memory. The public mind is not SO
impressible that it will retain, in sharp lines,
the angular sketches Of clever caricaturist
for twenty years, more especially when the
mind, aforesaid has been busily employed with
3 mass of things thousand times more impor.
tant, il not so racy. And then, as TO ''Dickens'
Notes, the justice Of many Of them has been
acknowledged by all good souls on this side
Of the "big drink" who have, since the light
Of years has mellowed the colors, aud softened
the angles, had many laugh over them. The
reading public rather like the matter, while
they care little about the manner Of those same
notes; and while they would not consider it
in good taste for Mr.. Dickens to read his
Notes" to them, they would doubtless be
pleased TO hear him read any other of the
agreeably interesting things he has written
The Commercial either hasa poor stand point
from which to get its glimpses of American
character, or it is ambitious of saying stupid
things simply for their novelty. 1t need not
fret; the public is not so thin skinned as it
would have the same public believe; or il it
be, that skin has remarkable healing qualities.
The people Of this country have no malice
treasured against the author of American
Notes." and are as ready TO laugh at their sa-
lient points as any John Bull, in Devvnshire.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
City Council.
CRY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
TUESDAY Evening, Aug. 9, 1859.

CRY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
TUESDAY Evening, Aug. 8, 1859.
Present-Messrs, Decker, Shank, Phillips,
Kiersted, Gilliland, Butz, Boyle, Bimm, Lulz,
Bomberger, Thomas and Wiggim.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
plat Of tho improvement in the vicinity OF
the D. d N. Freight Depot was presented.
The School Board asked for the loan Of the
credit of the city for $1,000 to be used in i'm,
proving the N W. School House. Mr.. Kier.
sted offered the following resolution: That the
Clerk Of the City is hereby authorized to issue
for the use Of the School Board for the purpose
of building an addition to the N. w. School
House, $4,000 in atty bonds, payable 10 one and
two years; said bonds to bear per cent inter.
est
Ayes-Wiggim, Phillips, Bimm, Shank,
Boyle, Gillilsnd, Thomas, Lutz, and Bomber
ger.-l0.
Nays-Deoker and Butz.--2.
The Grade Committee fixed the grade Of
Quitman and Potomac streets, which was
adopted,
The ordinance relative to fagmen was read
the second time.
By Mr. Lutz, That Mr.. Bonner be notified
to fill up certain lots and sbAte a nuisance -
Adopted.
The Committee to whom was referred the
cost bills of d. X. Boyer, reported in favor Of
allowing the same. Adopted.
The property holders on the East side Of
Main street from Market to Fourth street be no.
tilted to repair the cutters and level up the
tagging on the pavemenis within 10 days.
Adopted.
By Mr. Lutz, That Jos. Olegg abste nuisance
on lot No. 9467 within 20 days. Adopted,
By Mr.. LntE. That the grade committee fix
the grade on east Finh street from Mcclure 81.
to The corporation lice. Adopted.
By Ar. GiliilRnd. That the property owners
pave the alley runniug from Franklin to Wssh
ton street. and that The alley running north
between Ludlow and Prairie street be graded.
Adopted.
BY Mf. Gilliland. That the Engineer give
The true line Of The street running from Main
to zizler ST. At The west side Of Main a. bridge,
aud that Madison Penn and cihsrs move their
fencs out ofths street IN 30 days. Adopted.
BY Mr. lIisrstsd, That the trustees of the 5th
and 9th Ward put suitable fencs around the
hele On Wayne st. Adopted.
BY Mr. Boyle. That the CITY CLERK notify
Emanuel 0iesy TO sbAis = nuisance on lots Nos.
1885. 1857 and 1855. in so days. Adopted.
BY NJ. Shank, That the property holders on
each side Of shs alley leading from Jefferson
street % 81. Clair. between 2d aud Sd street, be
notified 70 Fe'pags said alley in 10 days.
Adopted.
By NJ Buis. That The owner Of 10. No.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

GRAND UNION Picnic AT yellow SPRINGS.
There has been movement made in
Springfield to secure grand union Picnic
to come off at Yellow Springs on the 18th OF
this month. 1t is desired that the citizens
of Dayton, Springfield, Xe MIA, London, Vel.
low Springs, South Charleston, and of all
other places, who can make it convenient to
generally attend. 1t will be quite an agree
ably affair, in which our citizens will, NO
doubt, take an active part. Each family will
take its own provisions The committee will
make arrangements to render the occasion
highly attractive.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

ARREST OF SPRINGFIELD PHYsIoIAN-On
Monday morning last, DR.. W. o. Rein well
known Homeopathic physicitA in Springfield
was arrested and brought before the Mayor OF
that place, to answer to the charge of produ.
cling an abortion upon Miss Elmira Bronson,
the young lady whose sudden disappearance
and subsequent discovery under bed in the
house Of her brother>inNlaw created SO much
excitement in that community few days since.
AS the lady herself, the main witness in the
case, was still too low to be brought into court
the Mayor decided to continue the case until
Friday morning at o'clock and required the
defendant to give security to the amount of 500
for his appearance at that time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

A@-The Annapolis correspondent Of thS
Baltimore Sun says that the President Of the
United States, and other notabilities Of Wash
ington, are expected to arrive there 70, day
9th inst, to be present at the marriage Of
james Buchanan Henry, nephew Of the
President and the daughter Of Colonel Jo-
Seph II. Nicholson, Of Annapolis Mr.. Honl
~ was, until recently, the Private seersta-
ry of the President but is now praeticing
law IN the city Of New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

The PHOENIX PIcNlc The Ph@uix Band had
quite an agreeable time at their Picnic on Phil.
lips Hill yesterday. The morning programme
consisted Of excellent music by the band, prom.
enading, etc. In the afternoon many were
added to the already pleasant company and
selecting suitable.spot in the shade, all were
soon engaged in tripping the 'light fantastic"
to the very fine music of the band. The
dancing continued until evening, when the hap.
py party adjourned to their homes, well pleased
with the Picnic Of the Phoenix Band.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

1874, curb, gutter md grade the sidewalk
Adopted.
by Mr.. Wiggim, That the Grade Committee
and City Engineer establish the grade on Sec
ond street, from Lowell 10 the Corporation
line Adopted.
By Mr.. Boyle, that all resolutions in relation
to bridging the CUTTERS on Third street at the
corner of Main be repealed Laid over until
next meeting.
Adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

AccDENT.-Y yesterday afternoon Mr.. YIN
Davy, an old and esteemed citizen Of this place
met with a severe accident, which may prove
fatal The accident occurred at Fauver's stone
quarry about mile and half from this city
Mr.. Davy had number of workmen engsged
in putting up largs crane for hoisting stone
aud when partly up il got out of place and Mr.
b. stepped forward to adjust it, when thework.
men becoming frightened let go their holds and
the timber fell on Mr.. Davy, badly crushing
him and breaking four ribs. DR.. ERry was
called to attend him. His recovery, from his
advanced age, is considered doubtful.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

REPoRTED ASSASSINATION. N.-Private informa'
ton was received in Cincinnati last night, that
Mr.. Edward E. Gross, for some years connected
with the press of that citv-the gentleman, it
will be remembered, who recently fought duel
with Lieut.. Mowry-had been killed in TulOe,
his place of residence. The Enquirer gives the
report ss follows:
AS the story runs, he was sitting with a
friend in house, when two or three OF his dogs
ran after and bsrked hercely at a party of Mex.
leans, who drew knives aud killed, one of them.
This ELECTED some passionate remarks from
Mr.. O., when the Mexicans fell upon and muir.
knives. Mr.. O.'s friend of course, interfered,
and drawing his revolver killed one of the at
tacking party, while the unfortunate deceased,
after receiving the first wound, got out his pis
tol and fred once or twice, but without effect.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
DIED.

ON Wednesday, August 10TH 1852 at 4 O'CLOCK
A. A., in the seth year OF his age Mr.. JAmEs
BUcKE SEN, formerly Of Clonea, near DungarveB,
County Waterford, ireland.
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-
denoe, No. u Smith street, between Brown and
JACKSON, tomorrow tThuTsday) afternoon ut o.
clock The friends Of the family arc invited TO at
tend.
Services by rev Mr. Kelly. Interment, Catholic
cemetery.
Gazette and Journal oopyj
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
Uincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&c, in that city.
To BusNEssMKN.--Th 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 and dexamine our work and
learn our prices.
~ To ADvERTIsERs.-A Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired TO be published--HOf later. We cannot
agree toinsert them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

0'The Cincinnati ExcursiOnists East had q
pleasant trip to Cape May. A dispatch to the
Gazette says they examined the gusge of the
street railroads, and have arrived at the conclu.
sion that the New York gusge Of four feet ten
inches is better adapted to all kinds OF vehicles
than the Philadelphia guage Of hve feet two
inches, and that the Cincinnati ordinance es.
tablishing the latter guage, had better be altered
to the former.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
Notlcc to stocI.hoIdors.

OFFICE or THE DAyroS WESTERN r. II. Col
- DAYTON, July 2Tth, 1903. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the An
IN nual Meeting Of the Stockholders of this Com
pAny, for the election Of Directors and transaction
OF other business, viii be held at the ofi3e of the
Company IN Dayton, on Wednesday, the slst day OF
August next between the hours of 2 and O'Clock,
2. NJ.
jy2T-dSwtt W. +. DOGGRTT Soe'y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

JoHN l.. WISNER.-We are glad TO learn that
The Democracy Of Darke county have re.nomi-
mated John L. Winner, Esq, for Representative.
Mr. Winner is man o ( sterling sense. a thorough
going Democrat and did good service in the
last Legislature With him at the head of the
ticket, it will be carried by large majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
HENRY L. BROWN, ABB. IRWIN
BROWN & IRWIN,

HENRY L. BROWN, ABB IRWIN.
BROWN & IRWIN,
HAD or THE BASIN,
HAVE the best of Charcoal and common
II Horse Shoe Iron
BROWN q IRWIN
Have the best Of Round, Square and Flat Iron
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Of Band, Hoop, Oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
Have the best OF Wagon, Buggy, Spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN & IRWIN
Have the best of Norway and Brenzon Nail Rods.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the beat Slab Steel and Slab Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Of Round, Flat, Square and oetagon
steel.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Of Pittsburgh SPRING. and Axles.
brown h IRWIN
Have the best OF Carriage Hub Bands, and Tire and
PloE Bolts,
BROWN Il IRWIN
Have the beat OF Bellows Anys and Solid BOX Vises
BROWN a IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow wSre, &c.
BROWN IRWIN
Keep Tin OF all kinds, sheet, Zine and Iron
BROWN IRWIN
Keep Copper and Tin Bottoms, Block Tin and solder.
BROWN IRWIN
Keep pie plates, fruit tops, and bottoms &o all
Of which win be sold to the trade at the lowest
prices. auggU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

4-The running of steam engines on
common. roads, though new in this country
has been tested in England. There is an
engine running daily from Manchester to a
colliery eight miles distant The road is pn-
dulating, and has several sharp curves, yet
the engine draws five four wheeled wagons,
containing 80 tons weight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

BFSnce the election in Kentucky the LOUIS
VILE journal has settled down into ~ don't
care a''-cent state of quiescence Hear it,
Two or three Democratic editors ask what
we will do If Douglas and Seward shall be the
only competitors for the next Presidency? II
either of the two, the Black Republican" or
the Black Democrat, shall be elected, we guess
the thing will have to be done without our
help.
twas question settled by the recent elec~
ton in Ke ntucky that the journals efforts in
favor of the Opposition ticket did it more harm
than good; and it is reasonable to infer that
either Mr.. Seward or Mr.. Douglas would gain
by having it for an opponent 1t is to be hoped
that, in the event of those distinguished gentle
men being competitors for Presidential honors
they will not seriously lament the determina'
tion of the Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

THE Roll OF HoNoE-The following are
the names and ages of the Revolutionary
soldiers, supposed to be alive, who are pen.
s;oaed CT the rolls ef the State of Virginia
VIM. Cunningham, 95 years George Estes,
96l; Daniel Hicks, sen, over 81; William
Oney, 9s!i Peter Rife, 97i William Stewart,
9S Matthew SOay, 96; Henry WillOughby,
100.