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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30
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Religious Notices

The Rev. Simeon Brown has accepted tenn
porary call to preach for the Congregational
Church in this city. We have had the pleasure
of Mr.. BIS acquaintance for many years, and
take pleasure in endorsing him as an able and
devoted Minister of Christ. He will preach
tomorrow at the usual hour Of service.
Elder Barnes will deliver discourse to mors
morrow, in Walkers Block, on Fifth st., on
"our Hope, or How to get into Christ, the Life
Giyer." In the afternoon at four o'clock, he
will preach on the "Final Destiny Of the
Wicked"
ST.. PAuLs.--There will be Episcopal services
and preaching at the Hall, at l0l2A. M on
Sunday--all are invited, tree sittngs
The Rev Mr.. woart. of the Ep iscOpal Church
will preach at the Court House. to>monow
evening, at half past six.
Rev. Mr.. Dickmsn Of Indiana, is to supply
the pulpit of the Sd st. Presbyterian Church,
for some weeks. There will be service to>mor.
row morning and evening.
FRIrsDs MEETING HoUsk.-There will he
preaching Tomorrow at the Meeting House
on Sears street between 2nd and Sd sts, near
the Xeuia Depot at half past o'clock P. NJ.
G..
GJ- Rev John Al. Leavitt will preach on the
subject Of temperance. tomorrow, at Wesley
Chapel, at lO16 o'clock, a. m, and o'clock, p.
M Text in the morning, "Look not upon the
wine when it is red, when it giveth his color
in the cup, when 1t moveth itself sright nj
the last it biteth like a serpent and stinReth
like an adder"-PrOu %, 81, 50.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
farms, lying ABOUT miles north Of the city, 20
nores each. CITY PROPERTY win be taken in
part payment. ALSO,
24O acres In Hancock County, not far from the
COUNT seat, and three fourths Of mile from rail-
road station. 100 acres Improved, balance excellent
timber. Very lne land, and viii be sold at a bar
gain. Also
100 acres one mile north west Of Union City, well
improved; creek running through the centre
never failing water large tarn, good bearing or
ehard, springs, &c.
% acres IN Darke county part good TIMBER good
land, a No I barn, panied, goOd house, 81 900
down, balance on long time.
ALSO,
A number OF other farms vaTiouslY located ard all
yery cheap, together with large amount OF desira-
bic ty properly Of every description
iyla GHAS. n. CLARKE. I'D 50.
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~ The journal of this morning h isa word
to say about temperance meetings, 1t says
'they are confined chiefly TO the churches."-
By this It means the same s,ber, pious faces
worn by members Of the churches; and l. so
designaies them, probably, to Distinguish them
from loafers, politicians, etc. In order to reach
the latter, our contemporary recommends the
holding Of Temperance meetings in the sueetsl
That would have the effect Of driving The pol
iticsns from our public thoro'fares into the sa-
looms and they would assuredly take along
with them the subjects for temperance interpo
sitionl What they would do in the saloons
while the lecturer was talking for their good
we leave to the imagination Of those who are
not posted but It is probable that his effort
would be less hopeful than tho bread which is
cast upon the waters.
Our cotemporary will agree with us, after
little meditation, that his plan wont meet the
sxigencios Of the case, With the exception Of q
pack Of truant boys who are incapable Of un~
derstandng the remarks Of the lecturer, a few
women with baskets and packages from the
grocery, (all badly needed sthome,) and brace
of grog brnisers on the opposite side Of the
street, who will insist on mumbling dissent to
what they are past understanding, the meet
ing will we feel sure, "resolve itself back into
its original elements'--thoss "sams sober, pious
faeesl" Then why not keep the meetings in
the churches2 Weknow Of but one other plan
by which the purpose of the Journal could be
be effected. BY holding the meetings in the sa-
looms, To this latter some serious objections
may be offered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

THE BASKET MEKTINo.--our readers will
hear in mind that the Basket Meeting at Mrs,
Kings Grove. Miami City. will commence to-
moro " afternoon at 2 o'clock, and continue
until Sunday night omnibuses will run for
the accommodation Of the public, from the
Phillips House corner TO the Grove during the
continuance Of the meeting, starting every is
minutes. Fair each way Is cents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

" "warren," j" whose heavy disquisitions in
in the Hamilton Intelligencer first gave interest
10 our neighbor Of the Gazette, aud then com
posed him to sleep, has fually come to the
conclusion that to the election Of General Jack
sou to the Presidency may be attributed the
laxity in morals and politics now 80 generally
prevailing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

ANOTHER TICKET T--"lndePendeni" offers to-
day a solid ticket to the consideration Of the
voters of Montgomery county. We believe it
will have great weight" in the community;
d. CLABK. E,e Having seen the very good
ticket ms published in your issue Of yesterday
suggest the names OF other persons whom
consider as among the solid men OF the county,
rs canddatts before the conventions Of this
Fall. Should you think that the ticket will meet
the appreciation Of the Independent voters Of
the county, please give it an insertion in your
paper:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

IrOaptAin Gale, Of one Of the lake sehooners
now in European ports, is on visit to Scotland
lie sends to the Clevelsnd Herald copy Of ths
Greenock Advertiser, which contAing, among
ether important announcements, the following
r AIDES ARE VERY SPECIALLY RE
IL QU ESTED TO suspend their purchases Of
UNDER CLOTHING aud BABY LINEN until
they have seen MY SHAPES, including the
new REGINA CHEMISE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

A TEMPERANCE NEwsPAPER IN TRoUBLr.-
Mr.. b. Thurston, the editor and proprietor of
the temperance Journal, published at PortI
land, Maine, has retired from that paper.
He says that he has lost several thousand
dollars in the enterprise, and adds
"There are few men who can afford to
give their whole time and energies to the
temperance cause, and then pay from ten to
twelve hundred dollars year for the privi-
lege
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FOR RENT.

A FINE store room on Market street. very
N suitable for p Grocery or Eating House. being
that part OF the room now occupied by n. A 7. 7.
More, that fronts on Market street, may be either
30 or 80 feet deep.
Also. large room on the second Hoor, 26xsO feet,
suitable for An office. Entrance on Third street.
Enquire OF n, A, q I. I. NJ re, or
CHAS. E CLARKE,
iyts Renl Estate Agent sd st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

oTrioE OF TIN DAYTON WrsrERS R. r Col
>,,,.s.,,. Dayton, July 27th, 400.
NOTICE is hereby given that the An
IL nual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Com
psny, for the election of Directors and transaction
Of other huslurss wi he he'd al the offi,e Of the
Company In Dayton, on Wednesday, the stat day Of
r. NJ.
lycI-dAwtt W. p. DOGCRTT. sec,y
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AssIoNEE's NoTIcp.

Y 4 d. w. SCHAEFFER have assigned
to me al their property and fects for the benz
htot their creditors. PCfsonA having clhfn aeainst
them are notnedto present them 10 the undersigned
properly proven, within three aonths from this
date - THOMAS sCHAEFFhR, ASSIGNEE.
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HEAD QUARTERS ap BRIo, % NV, o v.M.,J
nAvTnN. U univ n. 1870.

special Order The qualified electors b. longing TO
-, No Company ayIon Light GuNidl
tltht heBt lhird bdgAde sec'nd Disisit n y. V.
VI are notified to meet at their Armory ON satur-
sy the 'th VI August, 1859 and then ana th re- uio-
oted 70 elect one Captain, Que First Lieutenant one
second Lieutenant, one Thi d Leuicnhnt, ana ore
resig .stious. -
BY command Of Brig. Gen. c. l. vALlAxproHAM.
~ u, a, HANNE>,
lNEI-it Hriuaue Nsfo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

~ A machine for the mauuf,oturo Of ice is
nov in operation In London, which turns Out
three ions of that commodity daily Itis the
invention Of Mr.. Harrison, Of Australia The
refrigeration is produced by the evaporation u
ether in a vacuum.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

RusH-our advertising patrons (God bless
aud prosper em y are again running in the ads
vertissmen,s Is upon our columns OF course wa
will attend to their favOrs just as fast as we can
get them into type; and in the mean time, We
will endeavOr to make arrangements to give
our usual qusntum Of fresh news, local and
general. We invite a comparison Of our paper
with those Of our cotemporaries.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

Mrs VARIAN- JAaEss CONCERT AT DAY.
ToN.-We had the pleasure Of listening to
Mrs v rian-James's concert at Huston Hall
dayton, on Tuesday evening, and we unhes.
tertainment we have heard. Mr.. Cooke, the
celebrated American, sang magnifcentv and
the piano and violin achievements of Profs.
Rolfe and Pearson, were remarkable Mrs
Varian james has q voice Of wonderful
sweetness and compass. Al ballad singer
she is unrivalled Let the City Hall be il-
ed on Thursday evening -Spr'aQJisld Neps
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

CBTERSs.-lt is probable that :he exceeding
dry weather through which we have passed
will remind every one of the value of a good
cistern. We know several gentlemen who have
not been out of rain water during the present
drOuth, simply because they have good cistrrns.
This is the proper time to have cisterns put in,
aud have those repaired which are imperfect
cistern is as essential to the comfort, health
aud convenience of family as a we'll; and we
hope our lady readers who have not already
got them, will insist upon having them at once
Don't cease your opportunities until you gel
them.
In this connection we will say that Mr.
BeDjamin Best, Jefferson street, west side, be
low 5th street, is practical cistern builder, and
can make as good job as any workman We ever
saw. Those who desire good aud complete
cistern should get him to make H. His work
will say more for him than We can, and we cau
recommend him to our readers in city and
country with confidence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

ITAuAs MARBLE Our enterprising citizen
D. La Dow, Of the Dayton Marble Works, r..
ceiyed this morning direct from Italy large
lot Of Marble in the Block. One piece weighs
over 10000 pouuds-,hs heaviest block that
has, we believe, ever been shipped 10 the west.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

ar The 6rst vessel from Hamilton, c. W.
10 Liverpool direet--,hs Union--sailsd few
days since, with a full cargo Of siaves. The
HAm'lb q papers are eHlhusia'tie over this cir
cumslanos, aud thsy have . right 10 b..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

B@-ln another place VIC give an account
of the arrest of murderer, who it is said
was lodged in our Jail on Wednesday night
"a matter which was not aired here until
its mention in the indianapolis Journal of
yesterday morning
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

aJ' A steamer Of Sli tons burhen 10 to be
5uit at East Boston, to be used in carrying
passengers and freight between the divisions Of
the Sandwich Islands. She will be 1870 feet
long. 2OfeeI 6 inehss beam, aud 10 feet deep -
She will have a composition propeller feet 10
diameter, and will be rugged as hermaprodits
hrig
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Fruit. Fruit, Fruit!

lust received at my establishment ID
y street, doors west of Jefferson,
10000 Fruit CansI
Of Liverpool Ware, decidedly the best can for put
ting up fruit In the world. These cans will be sup
piled with an
AlR-TIGHT TOP,
Which is the most complete invention Of the kind
known, and will exclude every particle OF air
These will b. sold lower than good cans can be
purchased elsewhere.
Pcrsons desiring 10 put mp fruit warranted to keep,
should call at once. j. i. BOYER,
iyl0-iwd "a IT., > doors west OF Jefferson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

GrThs last invoice OF iron for the completion
Of the Dayton aud Michigan Railroad has been
received, and the people Of Toledo are alresdy
preparing fora grand celebration Of thsOPeniDg
Of the road early 10 September. by this route
when ia full operation. traveller can leave Gin
cinnati in the morning aud BE- In Detroit Ia the
aEanlnR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

lrJ-The Empire says "the Democracy Of
Dayke county have bright prospect before
them" lfthat "bnght pro'pec" is The truth,
it is a truly hopeful announcement Journal
The brightness of the above paragraph is 10
feeble contrast with its darkness, the latter
being the more visible There is nothing
strange about this, however; the sun was in
martial eclipse Yesterday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

s@-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement Of reading matter,
their Advertisements will be always Heio-a
very important matterto them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

U-The Ohio sIatesman learns that Judge
Swan. when told, some days ago, that the Re
publesns were talking Of running him for lhs
Legislature, replied What diny dogs POli'i'
clans AFs |"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30
LOOALAND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
weekly Advertisements .

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

PEACHES l-Mr. Woodruff. the energetic dealer
in Agricultural implements, etc Sd st., East
Of the Post Office, sdvsrtses very attractive
card to-day. Those who want peaches Of the
best quality, at the lowest prices they can be
furnished. will be pretty apt to pay attention
IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30
LEMONS, LEMONS |

H0 BOXES Prime French Lemons
w rs Box's Large, Sweet OraBgesl
Together with supply of Fine candles, Drops
Nuts, 6c. just received, and warranted first rate.
BRANDEN BURG d co
b29-iwd No. 400, Third street.
the Subscriber, on the
~ nth day of July, o BAY MARE NIUi ~ about 4
years old, name an tail Eheared off, with mark en-
the right hind poBtern joint some collar marks. A
liberal reward will be given for any Information by
which she may be recovered,
ALLEN FAUVER,
jy20-itdwt No. ucHB street, Dayton.
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Senator,

ONheNotg
William Dram, Of Wayne.
Representatives.
Peter Becher, of Miami,
A. L. Mcclure, Of Dayton.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Josiah Lowell, OF Dayton,
Treasurer,
Joseph Bimm, Of Dayton.
Commissioner,
Andrew Winegartner, OF Harrison.
Director lnfrmary,
DR.. Walden, Of Dayton.
INDEPENDENT.
July 80, 1889
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

AucrIoM--see notse Of sale Of house hold
aud kitchen furniture, and other articles, on
Tuesday morning nfxt, Aug. 2. Christopher
and Huber will do the crying, and those who
want furniture Al bargains will do the buying.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30
Choice Groceries.

X HHDS Choice n q Sugar,
. barrels Leverings crushed and GtAnu'Gted
sugar,
bags ciean Rio Coffee,
barrels best n. o. MolasseB, and
20 dozen shaker BrOOms, received and for sale hy
rs POST,
july2s East Second st., 4 dooFs from Main.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

rTA very bright meteor. resembling a fame
Of Gre. suddenly appeared in the eastern hoh
Eon last night about 0 o'clock. 1t remained
about minute when It gradually faded away.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

SEALED Proposals will be received ut the
- oitlce of the Au iitDr OF Montguner, county, o.
d. lS59 Tor the erection OF n single trace COVERED
Fldge, with two stone abut msnta and Oi e atone
plSiJ across StllwHt'r River, near Umbaughs IN.
iNh anu spe tineauons can he frtn A. the afote-
'H,H once, on an" after hts day OF August next.
~ ofderOi the County Cummi, Eioners
j,27.d6wtt aIri,,5r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

The Association met, pursuant 10 adiourn-
ment. when Prof. OGDEN gave a lecture a Of an
hour in length The usual recitations ensued
without material change until o'clock, p. m. 4.
when on motion adjourned to meet tomorrow
AT SiL a m
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Wanted

N the fourishing village Of Sonora, situate
2s milea west Of Day ton, on the u. w. n. r..
good Char Maker, Harness Maker, Inner, Shoe
maker, Tailor and Physician.
Good propert, can be bought on reasonable tetms,
and the town is growing rapidly, and 10 surrounded
by a rich Agricultural region. App to Banker
or J. Miller, Sonora, or d. Clark, Empire Office,
Dayton. iy1s-tf
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Grape Vines.

THE Subscriber has on hand, and in tho
i best condition, 10 600 Catawba Grape Vine Roots
twoy ars old, which he will sell for $50 per 400
ALSo-i0O,00O do, which he will sell for SIS per
1000.
lie einvltes fruit agents and others 10 give him
call F. SCHuTiE
N-r the iunatio Asylum, on the B,avrrtOwn Road
jy2g-d&wtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

solfsripo

These figures show that II the armies in +,
ally had f1aght a. desperately at Salierino sS
our soldiers the English aud he Avxieans did
In the above engagements. their loss should have
bren fur ~ i've times ~ great ss rrportsd -
Dill they q sht a wsllf Or are the Ia lslins
falssi-Rsp York Hsraid.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
superior Court Of Montgomery County.
Montgomery County, Chic


Mary L. StllmAn. NO l5A'
Samuel II. Turrill.
SAMUEL II. TURRlLL, Of Chicago. llli-
~ nuis, VIII take notice that Reuben anii, did on
Iy 10, ihosS hia petition in the superior Court
o. Mohtgoh cry county, Ohio, against satd Maiy r.
Stiluan, ana said samuel II Turn !, setting forth
that said Reuben Daile is the owner OF a ludp meut
against sHd MARY +. stilimnn for s201,,6 inttrrst
tnl COSTS, originally obtained before ESQ Uutfer-
neli' ~ GuteAud suftAn, that in tstg said N,arv
enlIman VAS indebted 10 sAid bale, AID that In
lune last he obtained judgment againstsntd MARY
Stlllmah thereon for Sleo 20, inter- at and costs,
lhHl mary + euiiman, mas no property subject 10
execution, that said Stiiu an has AN ,auitsils IN
crest IN lots No. l65S, l661 1856 OF tie revised
piat OF the city OF Dayton, Ohio having furnished
hepuIehase money whern the same were tid on at
hsteF Con nmiHsiOheT's Sale, by said Turrili, and
that SAID Iurrii holds the gal iiIS TO thn came In
lraud oil her creditors, AHd OF this IIalGt!n. and
pray ing that sad lots may be sold, al m prrret,l
tplleu m payment OF the at"teBdid judgments e. lu-
tereHt ana eos s. The said Samuel a. Turrill IN mo-
uneu that he Is required to appear and answer said
peii'oh on or before the third saturday after The
ialh day OF September next.
July -, 1853.
REUBEN BALE, 10y
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Choicest Cheese of the Season, and
No Mistakel

MILL be In weekly receipt, during the summer, !,
w OF Browns celebrated Cheese.
Having Kept Fenners Cheese, (which is not now
In the mRtket,) he aflrms that Browns 10 fu "
equal II not superior TO it He Invites persons 10
and try it, and if IL IL not as he claims he will
not ask them TO buy.
]. X. GEBHART, Age I,
iva SO Jefferaon street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fn1ni ure Auction.

A POSITIVE SALE IF FURNITURE,
a consisting OF iusehold ind Kitchen Furniture
1T A. CT1ON,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1879
At 9 O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
AZ the residence Of Yrs. Sohoi Third street; en-
trance between Mossrs Thompsons and Lateel
JeWelry stores.
FIVE Belsteads and Bedding, completes one High
Post Bedstead, one extension Table, Breakfast ~
bles, Dining Room aud breakfast Table vi are, Fam
stone Ware, Knives aud FurkB, Spu onR &c; Wa h
Stands, Iueiused stand, Hat Racks, Settle quai-
tity OF Chairs OF all descriptions; Carpetng, (fal
AMI other kinda) one WRrd Robe, Cooking Stly,
and uteneilsj one Parlor stove, one Hail Lamp
Looking Glasses, oil Cloths together with nume e.
Gus articles, too tedious 70 mention
Termes made known on day OF sale.
j. X. CHRISTOPHER,
G. p. HUBER,
Auotioneers.
IyaO Gazette copy, IT,
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Teachers Association.

DAYTON, July, ~.
The meeting being called TO order at the
usual hour, the minutes of preceding meeting
were read and approved On motion Of Mr..
Snavely It was decided that the Association
will have picnic Also on motion II was de>
termlned that committee Of five be appointed
to make arrangements concerning the same
The President then appointed Messrs. Boye-.
Lentz. McQuead, snavely and Shipley as Com
mittee. The arithmetcal examples previouss
ly given were then written out and explained
by Messrs. Pfouiz, Marshall, Divine, K-per,
Caylor, and Thompson, No noted change oc-
Gu rred the remainder of the forenoon. AT llJ6
O'Clock they adjourned till 81, pm.
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Walden 4 Marshall

II WING formed co partnership for the
II transaction OF general Hardware business,
have purchased OF David HlentZ his entire stock OF
HHrdw are sc and are now prepared 20 wait upon
their friends and the public AT the old stand. No.
29O fifth street
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
jy25 WALDEN 8 MARSHALL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-30

OH5-we are gratifed to learn that the Demoo.
racy Of the Butler and Warren district have re
nominated our friend, Lauren Smith, Of Leba
banon. for the office of State Senator. He is a
ine lawyer, n sterling democrat. and on the
floor Of the Senate during his previous term of
Office, gave ample proofs of his ability as legs
slstor, as well as his thorough knowledge Of
the political affairs of the State. A man Of
enviable social qualities, he is esteemed and
respected by every body, and with him at their
head, the party will again carry the field n his
district. We wish them success, and hope that
Ghey will have the good fortune, of again being
hOnored by so worthy representative
FRuIr TRErs.--Some Of the oldest and largest
apples trees are to be found in Auglhiso ooun.
ty, in this State. Some of them are about a
hundred years old; they are of large size, bear
fruit every season, and were planted by the In
dians. They are to be found on the summit
level dividing the waters Of the Ohio and Lake
Erie. An old inhabItant Of St. Johns informs
us that he has known apple and peach trees TO
bear for twenty one years in that neighborhood
with the exception Of one season, when the
winter froze them every where. He accounts
for this uniform yield by supPosng the high
attitude Of AuRlaise county is favorable to
fruit, and believes it will become the best fruit
county in the State. He thinks grapes would
do equally as well there. t-'.
The soil is composed Of loom and clay fol
three feet from the surface, when gravel is
founu, and does not differ mucn from the soil
in the Miami Valley. In this Valley fruit often
fails, aud its certain growth at all SEASONS OF
the summit in AuglaIEe county must be lht
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Notice TO Blidge BulIde,s.

NEU BEN BALE, hy
THOs. +. THrEsHEn, Atty. k2s uatA,ysyv