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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

Woods Hair RcstOrntive This wonder full
IL having sale In all the
Union. II Is of the t,w medicines which
sold the country. That really what their inventors
claim for them Wherever il has h,i fair trial. the result
has been precisely Weed 1t has tailed to
white hair back the natural color where the di
rections have been strictly followed aud it
has the hair upon heads that had be bald years
II Is pretended thai 1t viii the hair
but where lis there riainy remedy The
of the hair has been effected IL many instances
The seemed utterly hopeless that It anly
lille for all who have thor hair the
using bottle OF Woos kestorativeMoiine
HJrktn1H.
S,lI Nv ala IIrupu ists DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
Candidates for Master Of Poilce.

Bsi5- am candidate for the office Of Master o
march 7di nie. JAS q. ROYAL.
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knEG tInA.-ODD FEgGOHs' RIG ALA
OF hands md SNOWY styles Brethren are sP"cu:i
aud supply til lnsnlvrs for r.r1-chNe
(. sival Ca | soon before they are all gon"
march 26 d'sf. WIN '. FACE.
4 LIVERPOOL. FINE SALT ALTO c.-21 80
j sacks LlV ERPOOL FINE SALT. Dcakin- lci"ty hli'd
FUZZY equal Jefrcs Dareys expected N Iu"r II Ia's
AsD. Sacks Marshall for al" con at;
by march NJ div LEE Richmond, Va
~ EtK TIE s.-Fancy Seek Tic- for thc
~ Spring Nc', Lace Tnhultr F. itn Vail a &c Col
AZ. Gloves, Hosiery &c. jnst received by -
msrth Ifads WV. l.. PAGE
KDtANNs.- W. have just received ~ supply OF
aud beautiful PIANOS. runpi x som" "f thu most
elegant offered In this market We w"ui! esp ci y'ai
ait.nt IN To the style called the Clifford iIAAo
hut 4 X sewotd hv I.rri attg", atd t'rf sAowy W"
VII keep constantly hand Ppl as from the mnnn
tarirs # both wv k\ABE 4 60. l'imurr, ani thlCktk
SoNs R>ion. and Furnish them fully iS n
blr Is lhrv he Ind IN the Northern 81 los
Also aful supply Of GUITAR N"lns, Flutes Mas s.
Call ard rNamnr. fAINE B!.ACkFOkD
march 20 dts.
e. HsRTs. HOSIERY, Nc.-shir's, Drawer.
- Collars Gloves Hosiery Hariker,h'es Seeks, Neck
Tns e. &c. ct the latest Splik style jus received hv
nl,reh &c It's WM. l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

TuNlIGRD SUPPLY OF ID RESA GOOD =, FOR
II CHRISTMAS PRESENTS --JoHS ABhAhAAs " ioien
this morning, 30 SUPERIOR SILK DRESSES :" BE- sold AZ
SIS worth S2U great bargain with large lot u! printed
reduction of % cent IN price Caii
NOV ~ dts JOhN AbNfHANS
II EDFOR DAl.UM 4 IODINE SPRlNGA
Ii NEW LONDON, vA-Hereafter. from this date, the
prize Bedford Alum aud Iodine Water wiz be FIFTY
CENTS PER GALLON a the SPRING. aud all orders must
raraby accompanied with the cas The exirrct
Of . kept for sale by Thompson Co. Agents
march II elm r. ECHOLS SONS Proprietors
AYORTH CAROLINA TAR.-Jwsi 10 hnud,
~ via N"foik, supply "f NEW TAR. in prime order
ian J. d., 4. y FUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

~ uCE.-A Passenger s-.-
~ Coach will he attached to the lfA Id -1SSsssss4n
Ere ght Train, MONDAY next. for NM ~
the of passengers Bedford Court Tickets
evipuslv procured which purpose the ,k,t Gcc
" III b from T. A NJ till starting limo, 43o,
Nv order of ,,eu' Supt NJ Is GARTER.
march &c d2t General ,ket AGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

Pinted Goods nj Retail. -
TIE stsst patterns Of double ated TEA SITS, URNS,
CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS FORKS, SPOONS, kc, for
iale at retail a. the se4bshed and wefnown stand Of
LUCIu5 HART, Nos aud 6urnr- ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
KInss County Republican General Committee. =

Kings CsuBty Republican General Committee
ERooELSS March lt5en Of resolution passed
by this Committee, tbe RePueesn Esotors Of the several
HsIas this city requested % hold Primary Meetings
TUESDAY EVENING next 9th inst, between the hours OF
and Sooek to Deesaes from each Ward TO meet
IN Cfy Convention THURSDAY EVENING, March TO- a.
7oe NJ No. Coorts for The pupoe Of nominating the
ewipg sce: Mayor, City Treasurer Controller and Au-
daoT, 70 be supported at the ensuing election. 80 .
The following psees have been deGgnsed foT holding the
Primary heetir Es:
Ist Ward Star Hotel
LID WAId-Ro. 10 0Auison.s..
HId WAId-Ho. 40 JoTaemon-st-
Nth HATd-No. 15S Adamsst
Vth Wlrd-No. lsS PTospec;-st.
NI.h Ha6-Schoolroom coz. Baltic and Chntonfta
vIIth Ward Cor. FTankhnGv. and Niloughbyti.
klIIth WaId-At the usual pace oi meeting.
Lxth NsId-Ho6ers Hotel
Xth Ward No. s3 Boemm-st
XHb wsrJ-Cor. Adep phi-st. and MyI:letv.
Xnh WATd-No Luqueerr~
NIlhh Naid-Odeon 5th 81
XVIII Ward Columbian Hall, 0rapds-
XVIII Ward-Mssona Hall, GTaLd'Ft
XYEb Wnrc-Ii Union Hal cor. MeSsrole ani Ewen.tts
XVIII WGrd-Cor Frank in aud COlJer.t-s .
xVHIn Ward Beebees Hotel cor Myrtie-aV. Psnk Road
and BJshwick Ay
XIXtb Ward-COT. Broadway aud 4thst
By order. s ALPHEUs SMITH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

Card.
TREADWELL & Co.
CLOrHIEaS
No. 100 Rul.on ..
ALANION TRTDWELL L. H. JARMAN,
formerly With formerly with
SMITH BROIERs +. &. BARsUn Co.
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6crsrs, Carriages, &r.

A PAIR of HORSES, stylish and fast, for
tuge double harness. also tcnte and under tie
saddle SALE Apply a. the No II West 27th ct stable
EYNE HORSES.-I an again prepared TO offer
Il for SALE yoRrY futosn HORSES, which have been
selected by me- with uy usual aud al the Am
possessed o. have hteon pas o splendd close mstchsd
Coaeh Horse which have regardless OF exp 1'e and
sb9r have also ,e very desfsbe soge Horses aud fe
frc.su spssG Horses witch BE- seen al my psoe q.
WHITEsrOWN Oneida County " Y, until the ictl day Of
March Instant Alter that time sss be my old quarters,
POST STABLE s4ths:, Eeulolk City, where invite al
uy old friends all Others dssrols Of pur-
chAsns Matched s1 Horses 20 cal and famine
Tor tb,m,ey.s VIM. JORALEMAN Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

BrsekIyn Yonpg Mems Chrtstian Association.-
The ortny meeting Ct the Association viii be held IN the
Lecture Room Of the First Presbyterian Church. henTys:
THIS CTuesasy) EVENING Sth inst, commencing az ].
Preashng" g. T. BUTLER Rec secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
priniins.

at EVERDELLs.-Wedd Cards Notes,
N These o.ebTsisd Cards spisLdie engraved only
y had In Brosapsy Of DiAns Ordsn received BY mall
ENGRAVING G. and PRINTING, HALF-PRlCE.
H -W.ddn, Al Home Gnd Visiting Cards Bill Heads Bas
Cads CLtcti, ke q. kELLYs, No u FniionFi n l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Gold Mines.
LEAvEEN0aTH CITY AeD RlKEs PEAK

EXPRESS AND PASSENGER LINZ
The above Company has been orsanized sit ample espa
connect lines st. Louis Mo- and 81 Lesven
xon City X. T. Our fret coaches leave Ltsvenvorh City ON
The 10Th Of April We starting two daily posse ger
seches in addition may required for EIpr.s
Jood Through tickets passing ne be had o. n
Ire p-reipa Railroad icis Offices IN the East and North
okan preference Of seats those holding uotes viii Be
I.euipod register CompaDys oce In Lesven worth
IiDg preference according n such regIter
We DO not guarantee arrival IN given number OF days
lut feel every confidence that the trip from Lssyenvorth City
our Dspo. 10 mines Of Denver City It's vicinity, win
OF twelve days and after the road ven estss
h.t ed, hope % make the trip inside Of ten days.
g. SIMPSON, Noe. and ktsssg-st, Continental Bank
Budding Room No. g. New York is our General Agent AZ
crzed sTAnfe sale of and for
fooos (bignedl W. II. RUSSELL, PTett-
Ieayervorth City, X. T Feb e, 1889.
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Mem Publications.
DAYARD TAYLOR'S LAST WORK.
Now ready with New Portrait Of Bsyt7d Tsyor and Steel
Vi1nettc Of the VoriDg Foss" In VOL Proe, 81 2
NORTH iERN TRAVEL;
SUMNER AND WINTER PICTURES OF
SWEDEN, DENMARK AND LAPLAND.

BAYARp TAYLORs WORKS.
TRAVELS IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WOhLU'
Nv BaYARD TAYLOR. vols. l2m0. VIII Plates -.
In Gbo1...,...........Coth,& SO -,
The same. Or. WIN bsronS !,
The ssmt......... Half C9t Exts 10 heeSeh' 'f0Ai 80 80
The same e......Bsh Cali, Antique 10 IL
Separate Volumes, VIZ
l. VIEWS A.POOT-Europe. With Steel Plste. l2noel y
FIDORADO.-MexcoA and California l2mo......... l =
s. LANDS OF THE sARACEN.psis,.ne,& &c. ..'''''' ! -
A. CENTRAL AFRICA, THE WHITE NILE, 6c...... l b
S. INDIA, CHINA and JAPAN. 2stecPls'ef:....... %
C. NORTHERN TRAVEL-NorWsy, LLpAad, &C. =,
= BURTON's JOURNEY TO MECCAH AND NE
DINAH VITA Iutrod action BY BayGrd TsyloT,''. -
Bsyad Taylor certain remarkable man. The more we
him n his writing tnd the hear OF him. the
admire him. He s decidedly tie American traveller
travel writeT."l New. Haven Courier.
Asa writer Of travels especially, he has never found his
esuAl"- Buffalo Democracy.
vivid deRn-sto IT would be dieol; 70 match Mr..
Ttyor"-l Liverpool STANDARD.
There cutie equal 10 one Of BsYsrd Tsy
ols hooks Of travel Fs under hi, wonderful pen, 10 moie
charming than felton, Hsrtford Republican.
&. T. PU1HAS Publisher Ne~YoIt
And al Booksellers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

Nov Ready:
MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE in the ME-
I'VE TROPOLIsA strange startling record Of FACTS
recently brought TO light by Reporter Of the NesYok PIeis
win tte6h Of the recent movement, of the cs.ebs.ed
MRS CUNNINGHAM
With Six Graphi. Illustrations
Price 81
See important tdays 10 The Evening Post CT the 50 Of
March, tabstauttlng the Truth Of the narratives.
THATCHER a HUTCHINSON
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CPRING TRADE NO TICE.-
- IMPORTANT

> mfoRTIsr
EVERY DRY-aOODs MERCHANT
IN fBE UNION.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG Il 90.
Ar IrcEI'ns rHrI. TRHs rs'OIT,rIOss, Isp An
sALEsR OMs,
NOS. 80 AND 81 CEAMBERs-sr., ". T.
THi EosT r4Tk.'r'E, ELsshI. 'IliD' hP eosiLhrs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
before offered for PE-s-ne
sDe .tvs1 tAse, e ne t'Ade 1ey 'ss hon Al psA soc.
In Chsnb.D witch they Occupy suir. enable them TO
s 70 S .sTS 1 ,'s & q so,. s.r ss.Tas sa Of
sr,ese hey would Tn. Sepsr,neEti vls;
DREss GOODS,
WHiTH GOODS Asp LINENS,
GLoThs AND cAssiALREs,
saAwLs AND nARTI,.LAs,
Rss.tl R9sIgEI k6I26a. SED St95ts'
DRESS fgIxsnGs,
DomEsTics c AND rxIyrs.
70 her poserie snd Pnnt p-patmen th-y esa psycoei
ssaten ,nbraezr an The leading mae. and 'tyes, ~noh
se .Oh a. very Ovsst Tbey :be entire pro
WARREN PRINTS,
prn; vheh sss done good to toe retailers through ne
Tr;i SsssSG sT;. e.I D9Po. 80 "a.
6ikGHAks, In sSerJ variety.
DOMESTICS
sr1bvsoe the following bg.ndt:
WAAsVr1As HILL hisur,cTUIEs CosrAyT,
HiTEs's kiLLs Egw-fokk MILLS, MkssIsic,
LoSspALr, AHEwEfGHT, focAsssr,
kAUsKEks, FA1TERsOs, PEPrERiLl7
WHITE Rock, HEBRON CAsorr,
HkTAsoEs, LAvFEsct, erLisrIc.
Al ths WtlkrovI makes Of TICks, efBlPEs kDd DE-
MINIS such % York, Hamilton, pem5erton, etc
soBitns trade liberal terms they invite notice 70 theh
Uoase-stTset ard tumbeT a above.
THE ARREN PRIN L S.
SPRING STYLES
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG e Co.'S
Eos 50 ana So CHAABEae-Sr, N. Y.
W. are row receiving from he works those POPULAR
NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES
ALSO,
so CASES ENGLISH PRINTS jus. landed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

s.ss.A s'.aiee eniee Of, Ter IBventors ana EIhel-
s1n.s % u Inventors kc S Be he.o u Cooper Il
.~svs ~, , March H. 1850 3. 2: ocoek p NJ 10 re-
~. - VI LsI frssuef and ofbceIs Al Invrnt"'
Sk d B9DoERs, see. Tlo ten.
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WASHINGTON, D. g. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1859.

sell, after hearing the FIRST words, in puzzling
out his next enquiry - You viii promise
promise that you viii never more return to
this State, nor interfere with our domestic In
situations, directly nor indirectly 2" a
"No. When leave this State, if ever r do,
it thall be with soul as free as my body. 1t
is my right as citizen, TO go, in peaceable
manner, where viii in my native country. II
is my duty as citizen to maintain my rights.
My duty to God and my neighbor may call me
here again; and where it calls me, win GO.
My duty to God and my country may bid me
hereafter TO speak against your institntionsl
and what it bids me, l shall say 50 81
Hey7 How? What?n 4
TO BE Continued
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ror the national Era.
+ 70 N EU ROPE.
by JENNY MARSH PARKER.

War. War! War!
Is the rumor from over the sea!
War! War! War!
And fierce win the eonaiet bel
Legions must fall, that kings may reign,
Hearts be sundered and torn with pain
Wounded never TO heal again.
Oh Star of Bethlehem!
Will il ever come-what was sang TO Us then,
peace on earth-good will TO mentn
War! War! War,
And Christians the trumpet can blow!
War TO the sword the sword 10 the hib
is nothing for human blood to be split,
For human blood to flow
In deep and throbbing stream,
For tender hearts to ache and break,
Ifthus, king crown may take,
Or vivify dream!
War. wsr! War!
Pour the life-warm crimson out!
Let our brothers. lives be freely given,
Let woman's heart he torn and riven,
Let bloody footprint fall
In every palace and hut and hall,
Rather than one from a throne should he driven,
Rather than pride of state should be rven!
When will the brute howl cease,
And we of our broiher's blood be shriven!
When comeIh the morn ofpeace?
Rochester, NeW York.
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The following article is taken from the
Evangelist of the 18th of May. 1t cannot fail
to be read with interest. The editor writes
from late personal examination of the battle
fields of the day.
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For the National Era.
CHIMES FROM JOEL,

BY H. B. NORTON.
Blow the trump in Zion
Sound the larum-cry!
The hour Of doom approscheIh,
The Day Of God is nigh
day Of gloom end darkness
A day Of fear and drea9,
Like misty beams of morning
Upon The HaoaniaiRs shed
hatileclood of foemen,
The terror OF The nations,
Time hath not seen iheii likeness
Through al her generations;
The Eden wales they uanple,
To desert darkness turn;
are devouFs before them,
And flames behind them burn
They shall roar hike rafting chariots,
Oh the moantsin's stony path;
-, TAsy shca rrssh hike blazing tempests,
When they sweep the earth in wrath.
And gloom shall veil your faces,
AS they tread their chosen way,
Ia grim remOrseless fury,
In destructon's red array;
The earth shall quake in wonder,
And the san enshroud his form,
And the Lord shall shout in thunder,
From the blackness Of the storm!
Can ye abide His presence,
When He comes with vengeance shod ,
Repent ye of your evil,
And return unto your God;
And try his loving kindness,
1.-The will not stay his hand,
Aud breathe, in living sweetness,
On the cursed aud blighied land;
And pour you out blessing,
Till the mountains bud and blow,
And richness crown the valleys,
And the gamers overflow,
Wonders in the heavens.
Terrors in the sky!
Blood and FIRE and vapor-
The Day Of God is nigh
But in the hour of anguish.
Amid the battles roar,
When Zion smokes ia ruin,
And seas OF carnage pour,
Gods blessing, round mis- chosen ones,
Shall blossom evemore
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No. 648,

.nat dark and dismal den IN which they have so
long had purgatorial residence. they are At
length translated 4"
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who, when he is 10 treat
with sick folks, women those whom passions sway,
Allows Tor that and keeps bis constant way
Whom others faults do not defeat,
Bar thosgh men fail him yet his p Goth play"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-07
na-Our Main stree. oOtempOrary answe

HA-Our Main street cotemporary answers
our query as TO how it likes the 4th resOlu-
tion of tho Republican platform in this
"mental reservation" style:--
"That as against the Democracy, we adopt
the entire platform"
That is, as choice between what the
Journal deems evils, it will take what ii
concsives the lesser onel We are left to in.
fer from its language, and the nature of the
4th resolution, that no opposition dogma
would be too monstrous for our neighbor to
swallow if it were presented-"as against
the Democracy r. The exceeding ridieu.
lousness of this indOrsal will cause a broad
grin wherever the endorser is known. The
admirers Of the journal in '54 will hardly
realize that the sugar plum of the "Home-
stead Bill, and the grants of land to actual
settlers" stuck into the Republican platform
Of SO, would induce the editor to swallow
30 bitter a dose as the "bloody furriners, .
whom it profSsSed to loathe Fate, like
poverty, makes strange bedfellows If the
Journal progresses in the right direction, it
may become democratic after while. We
will have hope for it when it will drop that
illogical, unreasonable and absurd-"as
against the Democracy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-07
Hea- The Ohio Statesman hits tbe CiDoi,

ma The Ohio Statesman hits the Cincin-
cinnati Commercial a rap on the knuckles
in the following style;-The Cincinnati Com.
mercial of yesterday has leader of nearly
column in length, under the head of CARE
WE A SENSIBLE PEOPLE2" treating of the folly
of the people in rushing in such vast mum.
bers to Pixies Peak, and the disappointment
and suffering resulting from the wonderful
emigration to the Gold Region. If that be
not brazen impudence we are unable to COM
ceive what would be. We be lieye the Com,
mercial never found humbug story about
the wonderful gold discovery at Pixies Peak,
that it did not give to its readers with avidi.
ty, and after thus aiding to deceive the peo-
pie, it is shameful and scandalous to indite
such an article as the leader referred to.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-07
Democratic State Ticket.

FoR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, Of Cuyahoga County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. Stafford, Of Ross County.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY G. WHITMAN, of Fairfield Co.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
g. VoLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County.
TREASURER or STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Of Richland Co
SECRETARY or STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin County
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMLINSON, Of Washington Co,
coNSoN SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Harrison Go.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-07

ANCIENT MINES IN NEBRAsKA.-An inter-
esting discovery Of ancient mines has been
made in Nebraska, about seven miles from
Wyoming They are the most extensive op,
erations of ancient miners ever discovered
on the continent. For miles in extent, the
whole country is literally torn up and
thrown into the most fantastic and promis-
cuous ridges, hillocks, CATERS, trenches,
shafts, etc There are remains of furnaces,
chimneys, stone walls, earth houses, frag-
ments ofiugs, glass bottles, and many other
things too numerous to mention. Rocks
have been drilled and blasted evidently with
some explosive material stone dressed with
the hammer, and every evidence of the op-
erations having been carried on by civilized
men. Old California miners, who have vis-
tied these mines, says that il would perhaps
cost millions Of dollars to do the work that
has been done there, and the appearance of
surface is similar to the placers in Califor-
mia, where the miners have been at work.
What the mineral was, it has not yet been
discovered, but this is soon to be tested by
parties skilled in metalurgy. 1t is generally
thought the metal was gold or silyer. The
mines are so ancient that there are large
oak trees growing upon them. When was
this done and by whom
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-07

Bdr The Xenia News has reiterated its
assertion that the negroes of this District
voted for Mr.. Vallandigham and has made
it little more positive by stating that
kno,os of one precinct in this district where
"all the negroes voted for Mr. ", at a for
mer election" Will the editor of the News
now give us some other evidence of the truth
Of his charge than his unsupported word ?
He must excuse us, if in this matter, we de,
mand the proof Mr. Campbell made the
same charge on the floor of Congress, but
could not substantiate it before the Commit
tee who passed upon "the contest"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-07
Prices, $50, $50, & SOS!

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For further particulars send for circular, or in
quire at No. 81 Main street, between lst and I'd,
(west side.)
r9s Every Machine warranted.
Jel S. C. AYRES, Agent.
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FOR SALE.
10000 ACRES Of i Land ID, in Ilnc

% 000 ACRES Of Land in Illinois, on
cOSOOO or nearlines of Rail Rosus, compri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands,
Tothose 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.
ALSO, 10000 Acres we'll selected Land,
in Missouri, both the quality and title of which
will guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er 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 9th, 1ls by 80 ft.-alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots of u acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, A 8 story Brick Business House, on
Jefferson, between Sd and 4th sts, and desirable
residence on 9th ST., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impoved Property in miami
City," and dayton View," in tracts of from to
10 acres. All for sale CHEAP by
CHAS. e. CLARKE,
feb2l Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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Flax Mill for Sale.

THE large Mill built by the dayton Flax
i Co.,"witb acres OF ground, is offered for sale
at bargain.
1t has all the machinery necessary for doing
large business, complete and In good order, The
property will be sold on the most reasonable terms
on application to CHAS. r. CLARKE,
apr2I Real Estate Agent, Third street.
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