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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

MTOEI,D Inform Ala friends end thoaf-
wv f|.ts1 l4IIIh 8aI ||t|Il IA0t ~ |sa
btth huccetai pthc ftidntf oI dtdicine end suf4
gerry, durnr ~ 40 zen ~, frr ~. Of which
time hatnttn uptntiu Daytun, ana fid8 been Pfofi
of tuatofuy aud Plynl loluEyfn the Ptyaio-Ht tdi3nt
college oi ono lor topr years end Prol ot ifgff
N the same tituton dufnF ittias rftsdf6N md
On that aooohnl hSa INSIDE d his 6uhfnaiS Is frti
posted on the ffedldai L1tgraiure Of theW8fld ah6
havlug ieaTueu thfoueH the Medical Iauthais of IN
rope and AHleTqeths wQngerfql power Of ElectH.
city as Ihefapcufie R8ent, Va Almost nll forme of
disease, both mtdicql And sufgeal whcG applied by
such men ~ Dr. Goldiry Bird, Dr. Wilson Phillips
tfyj yetEuowiag thht ifsapilleatiehly thest feat
men WAS admitted ~ thenitelves 10 bc tidpiHttl
i'd unfel abiri wheh Df. tlfHubbflf oliit 40 oar
fty Ashoft time sinct OiasRiins 6hayt ~ fc6Vtrtd
new light eoneefalng the AppilodtoA " d ettfieif3
IOf the eufe 81 dltea6e ne 4v bFfin o
of n co,ltsto of Bftt,fft ana fel
Ing the appncatlch o. fthispoWorful Agthtgh tlbkht
and pfattictd BY him, he how hii Hat
Eleoltcity When QndefhtO8l with reicrehte 70 ~
polarities ahd theif fel4tonn 70 the tltaf eS6heh
- taught ~ Dr. pia nberiin ~ the nl6stpoW effd
sue, renAUle ana efneieat agent n6w IA, va
10 man Iof ts relief of paid ana es "a n sistesaf
He would Therefore INFORM un whom ~ may tonA
oefn, tlat In sddlton 70 che treatment heretol0re
used BY him. ne ~ now fuily ptcpafet 10 hpply tins
potent agent auch nanfeF as 10 relieve andeuft
many oAees@hich medicines cannot reach. Hewfll
also teach tlioBe who wish 70 gain a ka0wIoascof
its application on reasonable Terms The distaaSh
70 whlch ~ ~ peculiarly Hppicable are a forms of
chronic diReaati such a. pulmonary cusumtliOn.
brOnchtihy neufAlgie, fheunatiem 6tff oints, dbi-
nal weakness and curvatufet weak AID BOfci eyes,
liver dieease, spepsai torpid boweis piiesfmpo-
tenoey seminal weakne eas and oil female aineuites
aioh as ieuchorua, proispsus uteTl iifegunfity,
B. sssua fNfs Il ~ ,y9ti f,.nt !. NJ. u ~ I'll
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PAINT BHoP REMOVED.

n j. OHILDS has removed his paint shop
Nsto2 2sI Third street, nsAfiy opposite ths ros'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
NOTICE
House to Rent

A. GENTEEL Dwelling, in a good loea-
"A tion, containing seven roomk, to rent. hn-
qulre a. this once. Augs-H
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- 0Iiae ~. g39 FIlIlLl D, pagLonl. 3.

hereby certify that OF. p. MCCARTHY 40 attend-
cd tho callrss Of Lectures delvefod by ME a. the
citg Of Daton on the application Of Ele0t4lctyf FOR
the cure Of disease and has witnessed SO effects
aud assisted In applying II 10 numsI OuH oaaos and
a fully compctent 10 adn mater Il 10 auuh a. desire
to avail themselves Of its bsnsbtsss a s..,..l il
Dayton August 10th, 1859. ~ sasis-imdtw; siditt'V;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
Elec athY.
To all those .teho desire sTeafment iHboR my Sys.
TEN of Pgaoties for tie Cure ef tksiS Diseaess

TEN y PTact'ce JoTithe Cure ef thsig Dtssaess.
THIS is 10 certify that have given Prof.
i WE Doggett ann cbilfse OF lectures upon
thesuhect OF kiectropathy and have fully instruct
cd him by practice upon number OF patientb in
vanish a. Diagnostio ant Therapeutic agent.
nave also examined hm with reference 10 hls PhyRi
illogical and Patholugicai Attachments, and hnd
him thoroughly qualihcu therein, Z Ithereiofe ap-
point h la my suecesser "a ayton tppraotice upon
M System Of Thefspeutica, ana connnent NJ t0
the entire eohGdehofof AL those who dtsire skiill
~ Si - DR oHAMBKRLIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

OK BOXES of extra nice Oranges, jnstre-
jSlt-lWd No. 800, Third strest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21


Ccvghs; Colds Influenza. Hosrseness.
Cruup, Broncfitis, Intipient iConsump.
ton, and for the reliof of Consu,nptiYe
Patients in advanced stages Of the
Disease 2.T ~ I. ~ - i.e. ~ -
So wide 10 the field Of It's usefulness, and 10
numerous are the cases of Its cures thAt alriost
every section Of country ab0unds in persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even Desperate diseases Of the
lungs byifs use When onoeC tried, Its superior
ity oxnr every other medicine of its kind Is too
apparent TO escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote 20, employ for the distressing aad
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
that are incident to opr climate While many
inferior remedies AhTust ;upoug the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every aflal conferred beheftz on tho
afflicted they can never forget, and ptoduced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be
- O..
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Ayers Cathartic pills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIO

are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand oreyalc then.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inviEorate every portion of the human or.
ganisms cOrrecting its diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy Yitflities. AgR consequence
OF these properties, the invalf 91ho "a bowed
down with pain or physical delif ~ Is established
TO find his health or energy feelo| d BY 4 T1medy
at once so simple and inYillnt sf
Not only do they chro fhc a. 15le.
plants of every body, but also ikill ia
bio and danger0tss disehsen Ii 4 below
named Is pleased 20 furnish n i1| 5flicnn
Almanac, containing eeftfa 1ft1 t( .1a| tnres
and directions for their uac q Is ,uI III ebEnli
plaiflts; Losiipehege, Heard st nffs,
ing Jfon dfsordGred 9iolioct, MI a II non.
Pain In and Morbid l0uctioa ID me Boires, Flat.
uieada Loss qf Alp6iite JdIndice, and other
kindred complains, arising from 3 low state Of
.DoDNf ~ put Qt BY Irinriplcd 1ealouj with
some oll.c tlll they make more prgiltpn. ASK
Tor AffK's flEFs, and take nbllliasel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

Price only as Cents per Bottle
ie2-Iyd&w
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tseeond door, Up staira,l buffalo; N, X.
JfiiE CHlEBkATEi). EtlR. I0H Ns0N, |
Botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

IMPORTANT MEETING OF MANUFACTURERS.
A few weeks ago we intimated that it was in
contemplation to summon meeting of our
domestic manufacturers early i'll the month of
November. Since that time, the promoters of
the movement contemplated have issued to the
manufacturers generally a circular, requesting
the parties invited to attend an intiatory
meeting, to be held at the Astor House OH
Wednesday, November ID.
In compliance with that announcement, the
gentlemen issungsthe invitation assembled at
the time and place specified to meet those who
might respond to their request. But thin
attendance was anticipated, as the movement
had been kept comparatively secret, and its
purposes were therefore unknown to the trade
generally, whilst many of the parties invited
lived at so great distance that their attend
ance was scarcely to be expected at a meeting
the purport and importance of which they
knew SO little There was, however, very
respectable attendance, forty or fifty manufac-
turers and representatives of manufacturing
corporations, chefiy from the eastern states,
being present. and of these representing a
large amount of productive power. The re-
Spouse thus given to the circular of invitation
evinced an amount of sympathy with the pur
poses therein intimated, which certainly gives
character and Importance to the first steps of
this new movement, and shows that our man.
to affect their general interests
The assembly was presided over by b. B.
Colt, Esq, Passaic Mills, Patterson, N. j., the
convener of the meeting, and general unani-
nifty prevailed as to the disturbances of the
objects proposed The meeting resolved upon
the formation of society to be called "The
United States Cotton and Wooden Manufac-
turers' Association The articles of consti-
tuition for the association were then proposed
and discussed and finally adopted. A COM
mittee was appointed for further organizing
the association, and making the preparations
necessary for fully commencing its operations.
We are unable to present our readers with an
authentic detailed account of the nature of the
objects contemplated, and of the names sub
scribed to the roll Of membership, and there
fore forbear now giving any further represen-
tations respecting this movement.
1t is at all times gratifying to see an awak-
enng of interest and activity at the head of
our domestic industry, and when the direction
it takes is that OF combinations we may natu-
rally expect that, under wise guidance it will
result in greater intelligence, influence and
prosperity among the class combined.-N. Y
Economist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
d0lortester Daily Spp.

CINDERELLA IN CALIFoRNIA.-In one of
those filthy alleys which lead out of jackson
street, there lived beautiful damsel named
All Choong, who, OF all her lovers, preferred
Cha Sec; and he of all the damsels in the city
preferred All Choong. Now, as acid loves
acid, and sweet loves sweet, it was natural
that the lovers should come together, and SO
they did; but a wicked old bag who had a
mortgage of 5000 the girl envied their happi-
ness, and tore them asunder. From that time
All Choong was put in Il narrow room, not
much bigger than coffin, and every day the
old witch belabored her with broom stick
thinking in that way to drive out of her head
the remembrance of the youth, but love was
too strong, and although the beauty of the
damsel was much delaced, it was impossible to
destroy the daguerreotype of Cha See which
the son of affection had imprinted on her heart
Now, while thus the damsel was suffering all
the horrors of purgatory for the sake of love,
Cha See suffered no less, as he wandered about
the city thinking how he might circumvent
the witch and carry off the damsel. 1t is said
that love is omniscent and all powerful-and
SO it seems-for it managed to let All Choong
know that carriage was in waiting at the cor
ner Of the street, and that her lover waited
there to receive her in his arms. 1t was night
but love has the eyes of cat; the lass was
imprisoned, but love knows no locks it was
dangerous experiment, but love laughs at
peril; and so, in spite of night, locks and dam
der, the damsel broke out of her prison and
ran down the alley like another Atlanta. But
she ran SO fast that she lost slipper, and we
suppose the dell must have been in that slip
per, for Cha See would have gone back for the
little Jewel, and the damsel would have been
caught again and put back in her prison but
as love brooks no delay, All Choong took off
the other slipper, and finging it at the coach
man, cried out that he should drive on, and he
did drive on as if his horses were made only
of springs and whaebone. There was great
commotion on Jackson street-al the China
men in the Chinese quarter, seemed to be up
the coach which carried off the lovers. But
it was of no use. They had reached the JUS
tees office, in trice were wedded-and
though the bride was barefoot, this is no reason
why they should not live happily all the rest
of their lives.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

How THE LION Woos HIS BRIDE.-Let us
first sketch the story of the lions life--begin-
ming with his marriage, which takes place to-
wards the end Of January He has first to
seek his wife; but, as the males are more
abundant than the females, who are often cut
off in infancy, it is not rare to find young
lady pestered by the addresses of three or four
gallants who quarrel with the acerbity ofiea-
GUS lovers. Hone OF them does not succeed in
disabling or driving away the other, madam
impatient and dissatisfied, leads them into the
presence of an old lion, whose roars she has APP
preciated at distance. The lovers fly at him
with the temerity of youth and evaporation.
The old fellow receives them with calm asSur-
ance, breaks the neck of the first with his ter
rible jaws, smashes the leg of the second, and
tears out the eye Of the third. No sooner is
the day won and the field clear than the lion
losses his name in the air as he roars, and then
crouches by the side of the lady, who, as a re-
ward for his courage, licNs his wounds caress-
ingly.
When two adult lions are the rivals, the en-
counter is more serious. An Arab, perched in
a tree one night, saw lioness followed by
tawny lion, with fullgrown name she lay
down at the foot of the tree, the lion stopped on
his path and seemed to listen. The Arab then
heard the distant growing of a lion, which was
instantly replied to by the lioness under the
.
The distant lion was heard approaching, and as
he came nearer the lioness roared louder,
which seemed to agitate her husband, for he
marched toward her as if to force her to be 81
lent, and then sprang back to his old post. roar
ing defiance at his distant rival This contin-
ued for about an hour, when black lion made
his appearance on the plain. The lioness arose
as if to go towards him but her husband,
guessing her intention, bounded toward his ri
val. The two crouched and sprang upon each
other, rolling on the grass in the embrace of
death. Their bones cracked, their flesh was
torn, their cries of rage and agony rent the air,
and all this time the ioness crouched and wag-
ged her tail slowly in sight Of satisfaction.
When the combat ended and both warriors
were stretched on the plain, she arose, smelt
them, satisfied herself that they were dead, and
trotted off quite regardless Of the uncompli-
mcntary epitaph.
This, Gerard tells us, is an example of the
conjugal fidelity of milady whereas the lion
never quits his wife, unless forced, and is quite
a pattern of conjugal attention. Westminster,
ReUiep
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miscellaneous.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of
miscellaneous.
Prepared from prescription of

SIR J. CLARKE N. d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31
SBYTl,i ,TGI3 AIoII

=
PasA gErH54 Oct Flour dull sales 0oo bills for
f oE s9od supertins, ard 1878 choice
western extra Rye Flour and Corn Meal u. eli npp
mhg"t IN demand for mIlng sales 5000 bus red at
p ssas GS sells ut co.
a lot OF poor so at ~ aud yeoW af
Deter 9' Gus prime Southern IU0o
BUS prime Wins.r farley matt at 9jc. in linz
lieu requ- ST az ESQ = -
Na,S Y"RE Q s9-cotton steady; sales t,enO bales
flour decl4t ed sales b6ls ut Is for
81 for oHlo ami t5,5U25 Southern. Wacat
saIss bus white 81 3s vest
srn g Cora quiet; sales 500 bus yellow
MESS prime IS. Lard heavy at 1890
I15Se E1conquet Linseed Ofldn'l G6@57 TaloV ,sZ
SvSsales SEQ lbs. at l0x@1l Whisky heavy II ATsa
Sugar films Aluscovaao 55f87k FresJ;s stsaoy
on Cotton TO Liverpool rs; Flovr 2s on grain Cd
CixclSS Oct 29Elou. still further depressed and
N tns hsence Of demand sales could over
- 70 i9E snperhne Wmcat dull ard lower; 81 gel Ii
Witt - Corn ssady 4o4y1 Tor yellow
Sc No clangs in Eye. Whisky ir II % x Provisions
uheansed IN prise demand better; re-
porte' at *l3 t5 Lard lUc with lar. sales. No change In
rates OF Exchange; rarket fra. Sugar Improved dc.
maud AZ stead rates; OF Gu his at I11Ia< AIN
iasses unchanged. Coffee steady.
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FOR SALE OR RE0..I,.


oEFE for sale trent the Mill property known Tic
woodland MIL containing three run sc Bprrs, with
All the notCrn impror meHts. There Is excellent
sett of Cariias Machines, reo!-
nerH required connected with the mill. Possession gV
en- tn.netliately if required.
Also for sale two farms, over
Died and sixty actes, OF which
hundred acres cleared order and good state
o. with d Orchard and FrGme Dwelling HOUSES
thereon On Che other, about atty acres cleared
with good Orchard and BuiI1nga.
Also, lot ground containing about seven acres %
high state Of eplttvatioR, WintWo frame Dwelling Houses
thprcc large Store House, with Collar
shop and Eta6iag for eight horses,
StheE GIil4gs that are the
IS Sltu7t I'd within one and miles
On Fish Creek Marshall county, onlle Fish
pike lending to leoD, on Tie b. 4 o. RailroaGa
iris ~ one of hest locations n Hv
Of wheat and other grain Th.
otIeret on'tne following terms: Irchaso
money to be paid In hind, ana the equal nsta-
ents Of one, two an three years, date
giving 1egoGSb Bile note Will Iprov security.
ANY have The opportunity seed
ing THIS ta II required also lie supplied with al Kinds
d stock and farming ntense, TERMS
For further Information, apply tbs subscriber the
NESiIiS. j. HOR&BRO0II,
aug l G'SSsnl Woodland,
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aELlla g!.i!ggt.
some thing New, True. Intel1igi
BILE aud Important
FOR THE CURE OF THE SICK
DOGTOR ZONES

VHTOUBD to the diseased OF body anil mind, who
Wv Wish to be of t,et~ mBlaieS, here
s nitet TO the hrSt of DGCemher hence the necessltyQ
mt king application at his Office. He sotcS
patients phnYe been given mp syery@tre else MS In
curaOle The reader nigh here asks does he rally
such his false? has he such
0Ases In Wheeling In reply would say, hS&c6re
ind iS curing every day u&t such
y curing class of diseases that have b6I SSiit of
The medical In all ages OF the The render
Not By Irritating the delicate membranes
by rugng the stomach, hut by direct application Of the
positive and negative polartes of Electricity
might be asked, has not Electricity bean
leul agent Tor yCaEs bo in Europe nua America, with
Indifferent rcSutSf And, numbers now uSin IN
when we cOnsiaet the III which u has Rplts
lc results have been favOrn be Hn
expected II has been i2eUed hen ueial
Oily aud uncertain even In toSe There has XcI
principles for applying the agent, and there fore
results c3ul se anticipated but owing to the friendly
ton existing between Electricity hell:lI,
cures have sometimes been lerOrme The current Ecy
etAlY applied through the hnns feet In
conVise the whole nervous and muscular and ire
quenlly produce trreparuplc injury. SOmetImtSlt aE
Which Is equal to process DjOneS has
seen the effect Of such treatment for the rC&uls
has GENERALLY Injurious TO the pacnt C60clusVey
proving tat no one Shnnl assume III
administering SO powerful remedy ibcu lerstandIng
Its effect upon the human organization.
Dr. IS mode of applying Electricity is new al: Is mo-
guess worSI uncertainty results
lo:IoW ans diseased are invited
wonderful cures he Is daily performing
0tCe az CaG Beginner House ~ .-Dr. WproDCseS
70 give fsTes 81 coTVSvS&Etols explaining the elecrl0
laws OF life, health aud SeASe; expo sitIon
the Important discovery in the application Eectrloy
Tor abe cure Of diseases. Those desiring Join
Saa0la make Immediate appltcatfun. oct24-1ms4
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New Books!= New Boolxsl7

TUST RECEIVED at j. g. oRRs LOG
e Dele l1ys of the King (Tennyson'S lRst) Dr. Frencls
new work. Glossary of Enis Words; Life aud Travels al
E.r0n mg9noid Win, an by nyar
IiaTtay Normau; Bachelors Story; Reco!tctons Of the
Revonti0n; Boots OF the Chess Compress Shelby Me-
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Henry 81 John Gent; biy Sd Book: Foster theirs: Tenn
PEST aud Sqashns Break fast, Dinner ta; Prexcotts
Works Also Il general assortment Juvrrile Hooks
WehaYc now very rety Stvrsoscopc Views
ranging m price ncudng nsrument) SIS S1GU per
rtteSturuShed with geurral assortment fer 30
to 40 per sTenins The lnrest Of
Stationery ever brought TO eein rSrecirllv for retail
ana City trade Wall Paper rolnnow till Of january
al coo make room for SPriG Stock. Give rs call ana
sui yourself in aaythin9 in our I:nc.
ssptS3 No. loo MANS r!, Wheeling, Va
- 81 Ibis EAtru Superfnc Ricur,s for sal .by
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i oREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL, OF pHB NOVA sC0rI,N

20 REIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL, OF TIE NoYIA sCoII.lN.
PARTNER Po1Sr, Oct. 29.-Thc Sion y -
Nova Scotian has passed this point, for Gu bee,
Ter oates are to Wednesday, the 9th inst. two
4 days later than the jason, at johns. N
/ =: he commercial adviccs arc TO athe#l8fh
INST. Cotton. 1breadstutfs, and provisions are all
generally unchanged.
l5oNpoN, Oct. SC onsols closed at 06S a96}.
IAe following is.an abstract Of The 5Enropehn
Intelligence furnished $50
The trcaty# between France and Austria was
Jsigned on the 4 Tth inst.
- The Paris correspondent OF The London
1tnaes, states that in addition to the five great
4 Powers, Sardinia, Spain, Sweden, Portugal. Ma.
plesand Rome, will be represented in The Eu.
gr0peans Congress.
ltis.stated that the treaty between France
and Sardinia would be signed in a day or two.
aud that q tripartite treaty would be ssigned,
I!subScquently.
Inc Great Eastern remained at Holybead.--
Prince Albert visitetlsthe shipson the i7th, clu
ring the Sojousn Of the Royal family at Bangor.
but the. Queen did not accompany him. The
reports as TO her proposed visitto America, are
I.lndetlnNe, but meeting Of her directors was
to be held IN the 10Th inst, when sit WINS
thought that the final arrangements would he
made.
q report is current Of approaching changes
the French Ministry.
Morocco has rendered all the satisfaction de-
mandedI by Spain.
The London stock exchange was buovant
and daily improving in5priccs.
lile money. market continued easy and tho
The sales of cotton for three DAYS was 1000
oales: Holders were offering freely without
pressing sg sales se qnotatlons.arc unchanged.
% lot F. !. - .