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Smyrna times., 1859-08-18
FOB SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND. situated IN Queen
Anne county Maryland. on the road from Turner'S
Mill t" ken"n, Del, wIItm miles of the Delaware
Railroad and Of Coppaget Lanting, IN t'hesrerrIver
s4ss@ Ii cont ins $50 II Iti.S-of which iIO are
Ezss 'rabIe; :ho residue eli set IN iin4ber There
@I~Sis m eNceIleut APpIe Orchard On it, of about
, - . Frees. all IL good hearing condition, no
buIidlngs except >mf!' feuanl.house
PERSONS wishing 10 ,u~cin e u ~ call on WILLIAM
or SAMUEL tCfChiSON, adionng the premises,
""' VIII SHOW lhe same. ap-l Gm
Smyrna times., 1859-08-18

Files and Sasps.
Vi the best quality at the Manu(actorv,
NEW Street, above Second, between Race
nv, and Vine sls PHILADELPHIA
Where may be found the largest assortment IN The
city. Old Files Re-Cut aud made ei,ual to new n, n
aving of so per cent w. u" :"
Ihe subscriber begs e. inform his numerous (r;ands
ana the public generally that he does moi emplov nm
Agent To solicit orders. Communications n, mai viii
meet with prompt attcation nun WI
J. g. SMITH
'hntIU''m New Street FIle Works Phlinda
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

F'onrIGS lERsoNAlrrs "A foreign letter
says.
Central Italy has forty thousand troops
well organized and in good condition, and in
the event of necessity 10 defend their euun
try against Austrian encroachments, the
women and children who are large enough
to carry muakets would thka the field, us
well as the male population which are not
now enrollcd Aud they would be ! d on
by Garibaldi, who has already promised to
lead them in the event Of war
The old Grand Duke OF Tuscany has abdi'
Gated in favor o! his son, and that son has
been at Paris for the last two or three weeks
striving to enlist the French Government in
his restoration. The papers say he has Just
returned to Verona with n flea in his
ear
The old Duke has retire to hs INN 'nse
estates in liavarin The Duke Of Mudena
has run on to his large plantations in Hum
gary, and the beautiful Duchess Of Parma
is enjoying the watering places Of The North
with her children.
Let them remain abroad; Italy has no
welcome for their return If the Duchess
of Parma y no is u beautiful and blooming
widow, would give her hand to a likely ltal-
IAN prince then, and in that case, she mi sht
probably be promoted from II duchess t. a
Queen; or it might even answer perhaps, il
she would marry FrenchmIn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23


We have heard of a breach of promise "a
marry very often, and always thought that
any man who would pop the ques,io and
get girl to pledge marriage with him and
then disregard his pledge, ought To be shot
with saddle tacks. But here is a case in
which the young man is TO be piticd, and
the young lady condemned, as wei as the
parents This young man was introduced
TO young lady not far from here, accom-
panied her to chulch aud Then home. When
he left in the evening, he pressed the hand
Of Miss - aud said in ne of respee':-
1--WE had the pleasure Of listenn. To a fine
sermon to. day Miss - blushed and
said Very" The old folks considered thu
an engagement The young man swears il
was nut--and it his manner WAS puinted, i
was not intended ms u courtship The in.
eenscd daughter aud father mean t. brin;
suit Tor breach of promise.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

GARRlBALDls RECEPTION rS PARMA "A
letter from Parma gives some details Of The
reception Of General Garrbaldi in tb t
city,
The people aud the National Guard were
waiting for him at the Railway station; the
crowd was excited to such a degree that
they took the horses from his carriage, and
drew him in triumph from street to str ct
TO stree, through the towd amid showers Of
boquets; and, net content with this, on
reaching his hotel he was compelled TO ad'
dress the people from the balcony, which he
did as follows;
AFTER this demonstration, say is It possi
bic that the fugitive princes can ever re
turn "No, IL is impossiblel' was the unan,
iinous response "Well, then added the
General "l swear to you by this sword, that
| il they dare to attempt to consign you again
to scfvilude, We shall know how to defend
ourselgesato the last gispt Mesask ne,1fF
yoFs fran ap9 aastor We iiily want olg
rights like other nations, aud As,h the itelT
lof Heagep Nill have ihep, my cost
since dipiomdey issnliedsoriu I8 = iifiseDs
| Of them!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

VErDANcY N lNplANA An insurance
agen, 10 this city, gentleman well and ia,
yorably known ns a man Of truth and verae.
ity tells the following in illustration of the
Ind with whom he had effected policy Of
insurance
la the list OF printed questions in the
Company's blanks there is one like this -
"Ashes--how kfptY The Pike county gen.
tleman was burned ont, and after the frC
was discovered this question in his policy
and, resolving 10 make a sure thing OF bi,
premium, wrote our informant something ia
this wise Dear sir | was burnt cut on The
- day Of and, according to your law,
have kept the ashes They are in barrels
what shall ! do with them ?'- Peori,
Union
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

The application OF Tlvctro. galv. nitm To q ht-
man ayHten lur Il srAse. hy me ueHl men ia tLr
country, have tcNVi e. NcCpt 10y HCcittL) itttt ctu
sueu favorable retuliu Hs were tNptcttG, htucc
pra a'iitanrts, not hnuWiug that In ite 1i pict IN
IL was covered hy uNcd nj imututallc law. teNe
had their confidence ~ such sgent itrtctt Ia On
aie'Ust zach ~ pl cHtirn 10 trir way ke rnt
demonstrations hOWtNtf- m 81 own rita att IN
eighhoring place. have uGttta ic tl't ~ u,t 81
convincing, that wLtn an 90 hVcct, lup tv the
principles regulating n to the human ~ stem, IL 10
ICES 20 the operator The mort tut iuuc tNHctR
iions, when ~ piled II ,a'ab act 10 tho d.
r,ctiun Of hcslth.
The diseased resi- ccttul} fttLttf,t e. tdil on
mr At 80. "a, Z iul stie,t, L+A a., C. Fh,sici, rs
who have ob.c'liuus 10 ntRt ~ H4htt Tie lract ce
tre tcirsttd Htdf me BtHtiug IN tull thtit 0-
ictiOfts, ani viii, ht weather Wli nCmlt,
address them Hnd the ubliu ptn' tt uion Inc Sci
ence Hnd meet ihei tt ctiUis atu show more tulN
thculafns this science nns as TneThItut, Tor lu-
mau Ills ". T. DOGGk1T,
aug,s Sue cssOr TO DF. Chanht II u.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

a YANKEE GlRL BECOMES "S ME SQuAwl
Away down in Yankeedom, Dorchester,
Mass, where the strong. minded have educa.
ted romantic school girls into the brlef that
"a coioy is only matter Of tustc, AID that
black is white, according to fancy, they are
making great fuss Just now because one q
der young schoolgirls lately eloped with a
glllaut Narraganset "lJunl' The Boston
Herald says of tho marvellous transaction
The romantic young lady who was %
anxious 20 become the bride OF u red'skin,
was attendh & school in this city, und on
Thursday morning last sbe procured five
dollars from her father to purchase books
with. She lcfI home ut an unusually early
hour, ia order us she said to make her pur-
chases before the morning session, as she
would Otherwise be Obliged to transact the
business at the nOou recess, aud thus be de-
priyed OF her dinner at home. Nothing was
suspected, and sue came into town carly
where she met her Indian lWtr, aud the
twain started upon the cars from the Wor'
cestcr depot. They proceeded to Warren, q
l,w miles IRON West IruokIicld, where The
aboriginal has two brothers residing ub. n
six miles from the raIlrOad.
The luther OF tho girl Is much esteemed
by his aequantanccs, and II great deal o.
sympathy Is expressed for him. The girl il
said to have been always cnlrect Ia her dc
purment, and has Won the regard Of all whG
knew her she was cUurted by a young
merchant in this city.
A clue has been obtained, and no doub
ere this their "wigwam' has been entered
and the capture of the red.skin successfully
made.
Poor l,ve-lorn 'niin-how unlucky no
TO DO A(rican
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
SREefAL NOficES.

Mrs Wiuslow, M experienced nurse
aad female physician, has soothing mp for
children tcethins, which greatly faoiii'atea Vie
process Of teethns by sotenlhg Tho guns, reducing
atinf matl5n, viii LAY nh pain, aud 70 sure 10
rifniaie the bawcir. Ds7enl upon ", mothers ~
wiglte rest 10 yoarielves, end relief end heHh ~
your infsnis. porfe'ily ssie ia ~ Sec ai-
yrrtsement In smother coiuma. lta
Boliowsy's Pills, without a vcstige Of
mercury other dccerious mineral rariicles, COM
posed entreiy of vegetable eSiracis uni The mt s,
powerful combination ever discovered i,r there
movai OF internal disease. They reourernie the sys.
tom, and act a tonic wen Az ap,ficnt Ia all
STAGES OF disease or conditions Of The body.
sold at tae manuiaetory, No. 80 Maiecn Lane
New yorH, ani by all drngglais ai 400 eac, and 81
per box or pot. srpig dtwlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
a X IT, HIS
Aguo Cure
Ioa 80 Nartnt lNAIl d.

-
roa rnr nrtnr ttm o.
Tatarmits8at Fever o. Fever and Arue,
Remitteut Fever, Chill Fever, Dlmb
Aguo. Periodicll Headacbo, OF Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeVors; indeed
for the whole olaI5 Of Diseasel origi.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of niasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for b, fic nc.
ccssitics of the American people tnn fnc nnd
safe cure for Fever and Aeuc Such q remedy
we are uow enabled 10 offer, with perfect Ger.
tainty that Il viii oradicuto The discae, aud Will
assurance, founded ON proof, TINS no liam can
nrisc from its use IN ung quantity,
That which protects from or prevents this di-
order must be- of immense service " Tie comnu.
mites whore Il prevails. Picreef0a is better
tnn cure, for the patient escapes thc rish which
lo must run IN violent attacks Of thi8 halcil
dstcmpcr. This "CpRE expels tho mius-
matte poison Of Fryrn ASp A0uE from the
system, and pycycii;s tho development of ihc
disease, f taken on the first approach Of Cos PR.
monitory symptoms. u 10 not only thc hcsi
remedy over yet discovered for ts class of COM
plants, but also the cheapest. 1hc large quan.
tity we supply for dollar brings ii Whhin The
reach Of every body; aud IN bilious districts,
whcro FEVER AND AouE preyuils, every body
should have it, and use Is freely, bolh ior cure
and protection. II IA hoped ihi5 price win place
IL within the reach Of all the poor as wen IS thc
rich. A great superiority Of fhs remedy over
any other ever discovered for thc speedy and
certain cure Of Intcrmiucnt8 IS, Tint e contains
no Quininc or mineral, consequently it produces
no quinism or other Injurious effects Whatoycr
upon the constitution Those cured by IL arc
left as healthy as if they had never had the dis
ease.
Fever and Ague Is not nlonc tho consequence
Of tho miasmatic poison a great variety Of dis
orders arise from is irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rhoumatism Goui Headache Blind
ness, Tooihache, Earachc, Caarrl, Asthma,
Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie Paralysis,
and Dernngcment of tho Stomach, all OF which.
when originating in this cause put on the inter
miltent type, or become periodical. This "CuRE"
cxpels the poison from the blood, and consc.
quently cures them all alike. II is an invalua-
bio protection 20 immigrants, and persons trav-
Cling or temporarily residing in the muarious
districts. If taken occasionally, or dolly while
exposed to tho Infection that will be cxcrcicd
from the system, and cannot accumulate in sui-
fcicnt quantity TO ripen into disease. iicncei it
IL oven moro valuable for protection than cure,
and few will ever suffer from Iutermitents Il
they avail themselves of ilie protection this ROM
cdy nilords
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

ssly- There was birth on board the noon
train, on the 9Th ult, from y ,s,on to PrOv,-
dence. A woman whose destination was
lonsdale, II J., gave birth to twins--a boy
and girl--as the cars were nearing the
Rhode Island line. The conductor made
the best arrangement possible for 50 sndden
an increase Of passengers, aud the mother
and twins were left et Valley Falls "as vel
As could be expected, and within a ieu
miles Of their journeys end
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

10 all those wb9 dtsi,e T.e5tm,si gboa H,g ".
tm ! Pracnre juT the Cure NJ th't Diaars.
| us is t. certify that J luye given Prot
4 W. b. burgett iull coufse % Lectures upCn
the subject Ui E'ctifupathy, AMI ha iuil ntIu,t-
cd him ~ practice uIOn nun ttI ~ pHii' nis ~
the g neial ana dutct application ui ~ cto- GAl-
/ vahi4m = Disgh sdc aud Therapeuiic Hptht I
ol0gical and Pathological atrHinIuentsi ma md
him thoroughly qualihed thttin, u eitt,te Hl-
point ht M ;cuasar tu Hj tnn, 10 tartioe up0n
System Of Therapeutics, Hnd oOniinend HI To
the entr confidence of those whu d. STE kill-
hti treatment Tot their diseAtts
DIR CUAMDFRItN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all The PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigOratc every portion OF the human Or
ganism, correcting rs diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy vitaltics. As q consequence
of these properties, the invalid who Is bowed
down with pain or physical dcbilltyis sastonlsllcd
10 find his health or energy restored BY remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday com
plants of every body, but also many formida-
bic and dangerous diseases. Tho agent below
named Is pleased TO furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
aud directions for their use 10 the following conf
plants: CosiireRess, Heartburn, IftUdoche 0lfs.
ing from disordeed Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion
Pain in and Morbid Iadction Of he Boeols Fiat
uleacy, Loss Of Appetite, Jdaadice, and other
kindred complaints, arising from low state Of
the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put of by unprineipled Dealers with
some other pill they make moTc profit on. Ask
for AYERS Pills, and take nothing else.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

There's no anoh Thing e. Death .

gfhere's no snoh Thing aa Death
There's no sach hing AZ DEATH
To ihnse that think Alright.
'fis bui The ractT casting oil
What most nnrcdee his hght
'lis bri one little act,
Liu's drama nurt cnntaini
Que srlrgir kpcher N m the reH.
AID llitn, M end vi pain.
"fhercs no such thing as dralh
That which IA thus miscallcj,
Is life escaping from the hains
That have 10 long enthfalled
'ris once hidden sar,
Prrcinp ih' claMi.f night
To shine IN gentle radiance forth
Amid ls Kindred lights.
There's no such ihiLg a' death ~
10 ia'nir, mrhin' dies;
From ra Il ,nali remnant uf decay
Some ioru Of life arise.
The faded leaf that falls
hll srre anl hruNn - cath.
Err lun1 will minglr with the shapes
That give the q ,w,rct birth.
There's no such thing as DEATH
'ris hrt ,ho blossom rpray,
Sinking hefurt the coming fiut
That seeks the summer rayi
tbs but The bud displaced,
A comrs The pefircl 4 wrr,
rts faith exchanged for sigh
Aud wca'Inrss for pnwer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

ofFlck Db MAIN tfi
tsecood Aoof, w stsitsi huaats y y
.Tlih Crt.kljRA1kD lth ~ ~ Nst'N,
aotanle physieith. tfeaia tnee,uhi D. 70, ioi-
lowing direRfrfI
V''asumItiun Dysrerh,
.ilmi, NefvUu, ~ litv,
l,rum.hiis, lienduclie e. Il iu lu ~
l.unr n ep Dieeners Srru'um,
Discusses ot the ilrnrtS dtiihtum,
Kidney Affections Rhcumatism,
Liytt Complaints, fcvcr and Ayue,
lemole Weakness, i'inI be-
Diseases uf thn Ear nud Eve. Sc. &c.
Al whOale anneiins ntm the nlhNe tsn,,d dit-
crscs or ANY nihtt complicated Il sChRc ui years
tntinE, are informed ihhi iheS eNn lH,etttN 7iu-
ed by iuau or xpfeaa g. III ~ alilth 40 40 q
ufQi package ui MedicinoA, With H.l te,rsthty ri-
f,cuOns Hnu ntdtca! advice. iti'nfA ltutuHpliiA
without delay, a. iheA eait ruiuin inFtait triici
irt Ne the Docit rs tenitdits
Nr iuhnsou'a Medicine conpiti- Of tNt'iets IT, ~
choicest AicdicinAi iofrirn ntu taii,c Roots aud
Hrths. manufactured under his own tupet ,ir"n, Ai
uis Uisprnanfy. and thtfitit tN, .tiis thv ice ui
MERCURY aud Other mineral nlsni p, int wtr ntt"
cr designed tof Tie syftrm, 30 Which mni thtuc-
aidA have iairn y.clina and gone o eatD gray ca,
80 u iemHtk4h g on tO', ir L,autiiA iLg rnd iu
ptuving Tie InmpicNiou, removing thrcst ihriat,-
tiancoualy Tan, tielklrs, iuldr Hri li tttttt
to any pstt Of The country iOr VI 90 aud nhr ltst-
1R. IuHNsOs . & taVtr4tI,
uiic, 90 NiHlnsittef, tnHis, n. y.
N Female Pits ~ UuAhtN ltlt tANt ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
X CRUGER.
SOLE AGENT FOR the UNI TED STATES
coPARTNnRssIP

DR. WA E0RY, Or y 80 LEAMAN
I HAVE this daY associatcd with me iuthc
Practice OF Medicine and surgery Dr.. N. IA. LeA-
man, Of this city.
oar Office IL on fhifd street, east OF 81. Clair, ai
lo0E west oi Ohio ocK.
rayton, August a. is59. Augls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
Strayed,

EROM the Subseriber. miles west Of
oentrsyille, nalehT BAY hoisE, ehaasls
hsnk or belly, A llttral reWsrd VIII be paid for
any iEloruation n, shich iht hoItc can b. found.
sugaa u. ~ nIn ~ IN ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
30. 800 Taird >, nay ton, O.,
VI TIE LOWEST ClS.l RITES
NO MORE EXPLOSlONS.
Gre nough's Can bonio = cid Gas Non
Explosive BuInng Flnid

HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
IL with Prof -. =. GRTEKoUGH, e Bnsi,n- THE
original Inventor uf Ctmphene and burning iuid >
Jr the cqrlusye right 10 manufacture sud ~ me
NON I NPLOSlYE BURNING FLUID,
10 Dayton aud Montgomery county. am nov lre-
paied to OTTER II to the public. havinE sc, ~ and
made agrrai variety of the most dangerous expert
men's with the F,utd, am fully a sured, thai
lt may he used with PERFEC luSAFkst y
and without the slightest possibility ~ Accteht
An viii not cNpod under any ordinary use OF
burning Fluid. | have fully trsted iis nisrits 10
pr, o all Of our best Chemists, IN MHh3 clti-
1ens. Al pronounce II OF the utmost imporauee 70
every iamt A. safe and brilliant ltghi
II Is uset Ia the same Lamps ~ the cqunon
fluid. and although little mere cNpVnriN . In tie
HsuJG'eiu e, wiil he 50 d at 5oIy slight ada ahcr
over ranimon Fluid.
De W w. STEWART. Druggist.
Aussl No. 81 Main street, n=s iaa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

If you would have something extra in tho
1 Daguerreotype, Ambrotyre or Photograph.
10 line be advised and 20 to Senhohm's Palace
Of Art, Market lIouse lie is the only Ar
tiet engaged n this husinpaa. uptb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
Elementary Glass In SINGING.

AIR, CROSBY will form aclasz ior new beginners
M Al the above room on Friday etvntng, csinmCn-
cling az ~ clock. Th0se who ever expect 20 pisy
upon any Instrument sheald iearH the Tudinenis OF
music hrHt All must learn to spell heloIe eaainp
Tickets tor the course Oi twelve lessons ts ,t0l
huga0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

n nh1 tkf Dfll shaker ~ 81 etltty
susll.ds@ Nsnaa : 3ols bca nisln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
Glee Singing.

/ V. II. CROSBY will commence his
IL second series In theprsetiee oi Glee singing on
"Wednesday Evening, Aug 3lst,
At his Rehearsal Room, oyer the Music s;nfe Naln
street All wishing 10 Join the class feQueaicd
70 procure their tickets on or before Medneaday
evening
Tics 'is lor course Of twelve lessons, al,6o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
PAINT eHop RnMovl .

~ J CHlIDS has removed his paint shop
W 10 ss1 Third street, nearly opposiis ihs Poii
o1se, aagie-lm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
NOTICE
House to Rent

A GENTEEL Dwelling in good loca-
N tion, eoatalniug seven ioomt, 10 rent, Rn-
luire at This olicc, aug9-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23
Rousn TO RnNTl

NO 433 Second street Euquire Of
II sepi6 3. M. SULLIVAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

UCsl UC,, &c.
Are also \ sure and certain preventive AZ tinsi
Fever and Ague, Cholera ana summ,T Com
plants. &C.
Andis M st valuable and eiioHcous Tonic and
Appetite creating compound ever offered to the
public.
BY the useo thess Bltters All Diseases oithe Blood
viii he thoroughly efadlcAted an. lthnse who are
auiering from early excess or Prostitution OF the
Physical Energies, viii be restored to 4 Robust and
Vigorous State OF Health.
Ths Digestive organs win be Stimulated and Per-
nianontly Strengthened, Appetite will he created
and the Debilitated subject Restored 20 New Life.
Thcs remedy has very agreeable taste, and " 10
be taken rea "a, BY children as well As adults.
Al persons suffering from any ut the abb COM
plainta are invited 70 try Or. BRUNoN'S birTERs.
DosE.--fofan adult, a small wine-glasslul times
dayi FOR ehildl smAll tea-spoonful twice aday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

Price only rs certs per Bottle
ie2-lydkw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

Oi the bestmat ria and make
tits the only house An tls gity tl,tt iasitfta
CuKLED HAIR CASE COLLARS.
return my sincere thanks for past layufa1 auA
respectfully solicit cOntibuaury of ths sart.
I Cttitens ana Farmcrg are cnu'f sl5 tlfft4totFf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-23

A 4 Their new location, IN Simma Block
~ north side OF Third st,oppusiie the Po'i once
gaic olrueA onf al cniirc pew stcckol
Cmilrs and COnistiiOnarlcs,
Roth Foreign ard Dencatic. Also allkinds ~
fRuIr !, ToYs NUTS,
cAKs8 and sEAD
Conn ssted with the Establishment u alArye Bake
~ hy which the proprletorH viii hn enabled TO iur-
uis TO their city and c9unirl cusinmeisi alnutisui
Bread Fresh frOin the Ovcms 4
on sltnft noticc AlsoMitotts OF eokes, plain and
iG,ra, IN 20
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