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ID T. " T.
OF THE
Young Catholics Friend Society
OF WASHINGTON,
Al ARL INGTO SPRING
On WEDNESDAY,, Mat 9th l3ja

The Young Catholics Friend Society respectfully
announce to the citizens of Wash, H.
PIC Pie will ha held at the above- nsr<sn-.-s=a
Rt G,,y hsarnlIl and Pcpn,ss place 81 re ort on
will he devoted Ia the pressing wants OF uPw ards al
one hundred poor lttl'' children who are entrusted
participants IN the festivities of the OCCASION Will he
oubly graiird by tho reflection that, whilst siar
lug tho innocent and Tecreatye PLEASURE o the dss
they are at the Same time contributing Ia nohl /,
ard deserving cause.
| Tie stricleSt order will he preserved
WIthers' Cclebrat Vt CotIl"n Music Is engaged.
onnlbuses viii leave the west gate of the Capitol
and tho corner of 7th street and "a. avenue yuI us
by the of that ami lith street. every hall
The as s eIs eSes
haii hour from Mlll'"ms, hari near the Market
c.nts each was by the boat cSnt t.' '''''eS ~
Tickcts-t. ~ cents; Ladies. IS cents;
Children under 10 years al agn, accompanied by pa
rents guardians free a.inIis Ia the srun.is
Dinner aud Refreshments viii be- FURNISHED Ia che
best style, and at reasonable prices, 10y tho pioprlo
Tickets may bc had al John =. Ellis Music Stare,
aud +: SITS; Dr.. 4. = Walsh's Drns St"r@ No DIS
Garrison st: Navy Yard; oi any OF the Committee,
and at the Grounds on the day of the Pic Mic.
XII F eis,te TSai a3Ts;, Ics, s...
6 iSa1s. ]! pN SRsinry, w%. Kan,
NN ss%sssT,' & 5assss. IG. kSiS. ,S
ma 2l-3t
WE sTRIvETo AMUsE
Thc members Of the Fkh a NWkitNf fiR fEA S6M
pANY respectfully beg leave TO in IT,
p%bo tfsG fGs sir o FIJI lo1G i.a aHd
Day, May s6ti, ias1. ''''s ." IN
The Committee would respectfully state to those
nothing Will he of "n"ne that pt pS e Al
uniting energy can do to render this tho st pleas
With"rs' Celebrated Brass and String Band will
ne attendance.
stages will leave the corner of Pa av and 18th st.
At o'clock a. M. aud at IA o'clock p m. STAGES
wa, Ais" leave 9TH and th streets every hour during
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting a gentleman
and ladies'.
Fare each way i2,S cents. by order:
ma 9T COMMITTEE
81. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC Nc
until TUESDAY next, In cnmse EeSkk
qnence Of the nnavurable weather
Mheh coaches viii DE IN readiness nj the Northern
Liberty Market House and foot of the CAPITAL m :
o'clock and wil run every hour during the day a mi
uh'Il y d CLOCK M. ma ~ ~
NJ AY E sTIv VAL
A'A OF THR
Washington Yagers,
AT ARLINGTON STRINGS,
On MONDAY, MAY 2ad, 1859.
Coaches will leaye, tn" foot Of the Capitol at A.
House, the foot Of 7th street ana Pa
avenue, for the accommodation 81
Yss s prs an vii TGn every hour during the day.
WlllLams' Wharf, near the Market, In Georgetown,
To the Springs. '
A good Band ia engaged for the occasion
Admittance Ia tho Springs, FIFTY CENTS
=, To charge lor children under 10 years of age in
the oInnlbuses and IN the boat. -. - -
The proceeds of the Festival will he appro.riated
Tor the purchase al q new uniform for the Company
No pains Will he spared to insure pleasant times
TiiE c6MMiTTEF.
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fOXS EXCELSIOR CRACKERS. 1-.-s
!otof Foxs celebrated LansIngbnreb ~ NJ W.. 'ssh
EkS received to-day. We supply deaiers IN IN IA
city At the same rate they can he got fror nis
foIkcly. KING Il BURCHEiI'~
maa corner Of Vermont avenue and i5ti's.
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Form o. Ofer.
Form Of EUnTaHf,s,

The nndersi gneI, (nstno Of guarantor,D of name
the town AMI stat. of tuaIue the StateD and name
of second guaTaHtor, Sc.,b hereby unleTtake that
the ahoVe named (uanla the heT or bi,idaTsl will
Ifhs Tor their Offer above he accepted. enter into
contract with the Uut. states. within fitsru da, =
after the date of notice thrnush the post Office. of
The acceptance If his Tor their otter before m.u-
toned. (SisnaLuTe of uarautoTsD
Witness:
certtfs that the shove named there nsmn the
guaTantoIs) are know tO Ia be good and respOn
slide guaraut us Ia this asa. tSIgnature.l
To te sighed by ihr, DIsti lot Judge, District At
torncy, Collector, NAVY Agent, some person
Know u To the Hnream 10 Ee respnmk Ihle.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE STAND corner
9TH ana nj streets, AN now rccei ying a.
Te%h snpDly nf tho host MEDICINES Sc7
which "ner to the public 1T moderate rates. IL
PhSsicIhns Prescriptions carefully prepared might
ant day, Of the pure&t arr icles.
HJ-A large supply ofPerlumery. 60, constantl,
on hand: }. X. CASSIN,
ma Bl-lWf Apothscatv
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LOST AND FOUND.

WAS TAKEN Up THIS MORNING. TN
W tho list OF May, lsnl, BROMNA
MI i.E, winch the owner can have bs
coming forward. proving property and
paying charges on the same.
JOHN Mcguire.
"Metrorolls View" near Glenwoosl Cemetery
NAV q Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

- HOW TO GET RICH.
= PEND our money where you can buy chcarest
for cash. $50 ' 'i ~
Go To
~, MckNEW Il MARLOW'S
Where you can buy -
p gu. WOOD, Sawed IN pieces, Sd per cord
COOKING COAL. 95.25 per ton
Delivered To any part Of tho city troe of carriage
MckNEW \ MARi.pW,
,,. Steam FIrewool Mill.
Oihces-Corner 9TH st. and Canal and 9Th
ST., between II and SITS. All
(.ODEf'S LADY'S BOOK for Juneau
~ SHIl1.iNGTON'S book store
Treat Republic Monthly for June,
Household Words for June,
Map Ol the Seat of War in Europe
l.ndIes' National Magazine for June,
Our Musical Friend, No. Is; ali the back numbers
on hand, ~ 'e"
cry line.
For sale at SHILlINGTON'S Book store.
Ma Il 81 tdeOn BnildIng, cor. A. ST. an, Pa av
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

EXCURSION OF WASHINGTON SELECT
II SCHOOL is Postponed Ia -
THURSDAY, 18th instant, EA@~H
account of the weather. 0e1EzzS-D
ma la-It SAM'L KELLY. Prin'l.
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MOUNT VER MssHfAA MP ME TOMB OF
ISrics Week Uafu EvrfkeV Nofief.

The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
Tomb Of Washington On TU ES- Ee9E<
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving the
wharf, at the foot Of 18th street. at 10 M, and re-
turning at half past ocirek p. IN. =
:, Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner of
u'P 0ls F..,...- . ma 2-u
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NJ T. A l.
A'A OF THR
Washington Yagers,
AT ARLINGTON STRINGS,
On MONDAY, Nav g3d, 1884

II EXCURSION!
II HE FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY
SCHOOL will give an Excursion TO r.
fOrt Washington w EDNES- 6nHlszzE&~
DAY, May 18th, 1859. n6fK11k1ehzz
The school will leave the Chapel, corner of 9Th
street md New y orb avenue, at O'Clock. Omni-
buses will he In attendance ut the same time and
place for the accommodation OF those who wish to
ride, and at the wharf on the return Of the boat
The boat Thomas Collyer will leave her wharf,
loot OF 7sh st. at O'coeka. M. and return at D. M
occasion. "
TICKETS 81 cents; children 20 cents-to be had of
the Committee at the boat. ma l7-Gts
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- U q A X,
- Ii A e. N. &C
81 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR
nchoioe HAMS,
50 plain do,
j,"n lbs. SHOULDERS,
I,n bags Rio aud Java COFFEE,
1aJ barrels fine Old WHISKY,
HN de-. common do,
IS do. BRANDY.
Just received and for saln hy
mn 2I-rNti MURRAY q SEAiMES.
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The WEATGER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line TO the Smithsonian Institution
Tie time of observation is about z O'Clock:
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EZRA KIPP.
FOR RENT AND SALE.
CARuIINE T. holland.

a DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, IN the ,oo,,
Duslness part eft the citI NAV Lee Lad 4, al
dresring Citizen" Box 7O7, Washington, II. q.
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PORTSMOUTH, Nh

Glass No. :. Stone; class Me- q. White Pine.
sprucs tmber and lumber; class No :. Lame and
har; class No 3. Cement; class No. a. sand; class
No. T. ir"n and nails; class No. ~ Steel; class Ma.
Is. AuEers; class No. IL Files; class No Is Paints
oIs. aud glass; class No. IL. Ship chandery: class
No. lea. Sperm oli; class No. n. uardware class
No. ls Stationery; class No. 2. Hay; class No. p.
Provendsr; class No. q. Charcoal; class No. -.
Iron castings; class No. s6. COais class No. n.
Tower clock; class M. p. Powder asaZInc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-21

nEFICE OR STORE ROOM FOR RENT
Nc. 22I fa avenue. Immediately Opposite the
main entrance al Wllaris Hotel. Iposira m ~,
grocery store Of =. w. X. HANDY No aa1 A..
avenue - ~. : =, y n.
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Class Va. !. Bricks; ciass \u.5. Hard wood tim
Der anal lumber; class No. o. " hIte pine. spruce,
BUMPER and ct pa tinl,'T aHd lumber Glass No. q
Gravel aud sand; class No. H. ron, IIou nails and
spikes; class No l.. SIsrl; class No a: PIP ifou;
class No. u. Files; c,sss No. a.. Pants. obs aud
glass; class M. 10. ship clIant-r,; class No. IT,,
Sperm oIl: class No IL. fiaIdwHro; class No. 49,
Stationery; ella - No. ~. FIrewood; class No. ~
Hay and STRAW; class No. ~ Pr"vendaT; class No.
hose; class No. -. Coal.
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Class No. T. Bricks; class M. 2. Stone; class Ne.
s. Oak and hari wool a . DIT and lumber; class No.
Gravel and sand; class No u. Iron, iron spikes AID
mails; class No. H. Steel class No. "a. Files: cas-
No. Is; Paints, OF aud sass; class No Ia. ship
chandleIy; class No. I6ls. Sperm oil; class Nolf.
Hardwares class No. H. Stationery; class No. 81.
Hay aud straw; class No. ii. Pros eEder: class No
2. Char coal; class No. 81 Packing; class No. -.
Iron castings; class No. n. Augers; class No. %.
sfnI
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NEW WORK

Class No. !. B:leks; class No. Yellow pine
class No. s. Oak aGd hard wood; class Not. W hat
pine; class No. Lime, hair, &c.; class No. ~ &c
nent; class No. Q. GIavel and sand; class No. d
class No. IL. Files; cass M n. Faiuts, oils, an
glass; class No. l6 Ship chandlop; class No. To-,
Stationary; classa No. 2d. Hay aud straw; class NJ
y. ProvehdeT, class No.. Charcoal; class No. =
Betting, &c; class No. -. Augers; cas- Nc. =
Coal.
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WE sTRIvETo AMUsE

ST PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC Nc
- "a Arlington I" day rs postponed K. .
until TUESDAY next, in cnnse- Sah-f
qnenc" al the Gniavurable weather
WHOM coaches vii be IN readiness ut the Northern
o'clock, and will run ey cry hour ,urins the day an,
uhIll q CLOCK m. ma 10 sts
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NORFOLK

Class No. ]. Bricks; class No. 3. Yellow pine
Timber; class Not. White pine timber anal lum-
her; class NO.7 Lime: class No. r. Cement: class
No. 3. Sand; class No. 10. State; class No N,
lT"r, iron sPlkes aud nails; class No. ~. Steel;
class No. ID. Pig iron; class No. u. Files; ella 80
No. -. Paints, ulls and glass; class No Ia. Ship
chandlory; class No It, Sperm oil; class No. II.
Hardware; class M. L.. Stationery; class No. ~
Hay aud straw; class No. q. Pruvsnder; class No.
p Chsre"ai: class No. y Iron roof lnr victual
Ing estab slImnut; ciass No. ~ I.uiIiing granite
PIors And wharf AT Fort Norfolk; class No. d,
AugeTs: class No, Y. CaaIS. ~
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NoR RENr-A new FRAME HOUSE. No
JOY 18Th street west. hetween T. aid NJ streets
LIN ~ house has rooms, all an .Oad order A
pulp OF good watrr IN the next yaid. Possets,on
s w on The I'd, b, applying 10 J. MILLER near
IN o.
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Class No. S. White oak AMI hard wood timb,
and lumber; class No. e. White pine timber an
lumber; class No. Z. Lime: class No. II; Iron, iro
spikes and nails; Ella; No. ~. Stee; class No. D.
Files: class No. -. Pants. oils, aud glass; ella,
No. IT, SHIP chandleTy; class No. lGiz. Sperm col
class No. ~. Hariwzrr; class No. ~ SIatloner,
class y IA Flrewood; class No. ". Hay and straw
class No. Il. Provender; class No. u. Charcua
class No. %. Betting, C.; class No. "a Goals; ella,
No. q. AugeTs.
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Class No, ]. Bricks; class No. ?. Granite; class
M. j. yellow pine lImlseT; class No. 4 elbow
pIne lunIl'er;,class No. 8. IIari wood class No q
While pine and jumper: class No. &. Cement; class
No. ~. lion, mon spikes and nails; class No ~
Steel; class No. ~. pig iron; class No. a. Files
class No. u; Pants, al 5 and rlsss class No. Ia
snip ch'tndieTy; ella Nc. iC+s. Sperm oil: class
No. ~. Frew" ""l; Glass No, IL. HAY; class No. 81
pr3vender; class No; 81 Charcoal; class No. Is
Betting, packing and hose; class No. H. Augers
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MISC ELLANEOUS-G. = w; Charity Asylum No SO
bet l. and NJ sts; Secretary Hardin Lodge, No. 10.
IL LETTERS MUST IN ALL CASES BE PREPAID.
May q. WM. JONES. i. NJ.
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70 ~ uIusair' cIass No. IL Statl"nery; clasi
800, ~ ie $500 ciSss No ~. Hay; class No. q
nol'i"s' packing anu noses CLASS No. ~. Augers.
ticIes will Iva ra,,irai T., Ia .iaI1,r, " III o.
the printeI sohe,1ne - not nseJ tbs n,;s, ", e.
in id for feliveri o. must he eop,sJ IN ths ;1s
the articles which nIay be contraoted fnr ro,,s, -
delivered at sucI, place or places ncIuding Jrsys
and carriage to the place wneTa used within the "a
Wy Yards rasoectIYeIy for Which the oiiar "a ,nada
may be directed b, the eommandinF officer thers
Of aud all other things belng canal nreierence NV N
be given 70 American uaUniacturs No ar,icl.
VIII be received after the expiration Of the periof
specified IH the schedules for the com pIetIon n e
hveIles, unless specially authorized y the ienart
nent.
it Is TO be provided IN the contract and To be al
aud number ofarticIes enumerated ia CLASSES heal
Ell miscellaneous" are specl hed as tire aJaIL
quantity which NAV I've TaauiTaI, as we'll ~ +" ~
data for determining the lowest Ind; b,t the con
ratcd articles, anil an S1rs oy.IaT,J;', N , ~, -.
times, IN. bayfdH or rgIaIIaaJtst 100, ,,,
such increase, however, moi Ia exc.e,i ore half :,
the quantities stated land ,IInns s,i thra,L
ing the fiscal wear ending anti IT,ne Is,sr ,id
whether the quantities reanIrsI lee NOR. a, In ~.
than those specttei. th, pr,ces shall r,,,a,, ~
same. ~ '' INV
All the articles under the contract must he Of tho
best quaty, delivered IN good order free ol mi mi
every charge expense 10 the royornment. And
subject Ia the Inspection, count weight or n,eas-
urenicnt OF the said Navy Yard and lie in ali Te
spccts satisfactory to the omInandsut tbrrenC
hIe referred 10 the yard for plans, specIca
ohs OF SAMPLES, and any further dsscI ptIou OF the
Muees SohtractoTs Tor classes headed = NJ lscella
heous, who de- not reside near the place where the
aces are 10 I've delivered, will he required to nase
III theiI proposals an agent AZ the eity or principle
place neas The yard al delivery, who may le called
upoh 10 ueliver articles tcithOH delay when the,
Spproyod snre,i.s in ,b. s,u .,,., 49,.
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and shoes; class No. 8 Provisions; csass No, 4
nr"ceries; eisss M. n Dry goods; c:ass No. L
Bread, res class No. z. robacco; clsss No. 3. Nils
caiaueous;' cisss No. q. Hardware; class No 10
aInts, oils and glass; class No. %. Lumber; elias,
No. T. STATIONERY; class NJ. ID. FIrewood; elias,
Painting; class No. L.. Excavation; class No IL
Paving; class No. IL. Bricks.
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ruARLES wERNER'S
" GYMNASIUM RESTAURANT
No s31 cO-rCT NssfA 10. dad sfNiaaa n reazs.
luvl,iny my friends aud custonefs g. THIS now
branch of NY business, PROMISE Ia Keep tins place
1 Ia true PhIladelrhIa sty les.
aP s-iin CHARLES WERNER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18
Total,


The House will consist of lO4 members
o5 being majority. OF those placed in tho
doubtful, | think our chances are the best IN
elect IN Belmont, Champaign, the Defiance
District, Gallia, Lawrence, Mnskingum and
Scioto. Our friends are also sanguine in the
counties OF Jefferson, Tuscarawas and
Wlth regard to the Senate the Distriets
are the same as at the last election. and |
can see no reason why Democrat cannot
this year be returned from each district
winch has one in the present Senate win
perhaps one exception. The Montgomery
and Preble District is largely against ps
out stlll believe that Mr. Shiedler can again
carry the old Democratic Banner trinm-
phantly through the District,
We have no fears for our success in the
treble and Montgomery Senatorial District,
tor our prospects here were never better
than at present To be sure the districp
taken as whole, is somewhat against us
but we have defeated our opponents before
under far less favorable circumstances and
there is but little doubt we can do SO again
IL the success OF the Democracy is as prob,
able in the other counties which he has
enumerated as it is in these, they will
without doubt be the prevailing party in
the next Legislature.
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The MoYements Of aarlhaldi.

The accounts from the seat of war are &C
contradictory, that it is impossible at thi,
distance TO obtain correct information Of
what has really been done. As far as VIZ
can learn, the contest has been confined to
mere diminishing, and the antagonists have
not yet come into that all engaging collision
which will decide who is to be master of the
northern part of Italy. Apart from the bat
tie Of Montebello, the account of which wa,
greatly exaggerated by the French dispatch.
es, all that has been done by the allies, has
been accomplished by the influence and mil.
itary tactics Of GsFibsidi. He with the few
troops under his command have met with 90
much success, that the Austrian command
errinNehief was compelled to dispatch a
body of troops thrice their number to arrest
their progress.
The latest French accounts state that fears
were entertained that his ardor, and preyis
Gus Anccess, would lead him to be too bold
a his attacks, and that he would be in dam
ger Of falling into an aiabuscade, or of being
hemmed in BY the enemy, situation from
which 1t would be extremely difficult for
him to extFieats himself
do is far away from the main part of the
allied army, and should he be surrounded
By the-enemy, he would bs compelled to fight
has way out alone, and would perhaps lose
the best part Of his army. He is wary
commander however, and is aware of his
danger and leaves posts behind him at req.
ular intervals in order to secure his retreat
In case Of necessity. The enlarged experi-
enee, in diminishing, which he acquired in
the wars in which he was engaged in South
America and in the previous Italian war il
his safe guard, and be relies upon it 10 out
wit the Austrian officers, who are familiar
only with the regular rules Of warfare. The
mountainous regions through which he has
to pass are also in his favor, for his soldiers
unsncumbered with baggage and pntram-
melled by any Systematic rules, take adyan-
tage Of the rocks and detiles and turn to 40.
count those things, which are but source
Of annoyance to the enemy. He has tn
umphed so far and is now prepared to make
a descent upon Milan or the towns in its
immediate vicinity.
The territory through which he has to
march Is dissfsetsd toward the Austrian
gOEsrnmsnt, and viii probably rise upon bis
approach snd lend assistance 70 hlS Grms.--
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His present position is better than thst Of
any other division Of TIE allied Amy, aud IL
calculated seriepslyfto sharass and distrao,
the Austriahs. As long rs The Austrian a..
my could direcl rs attention and euetsies to
one point Of ntlsck, lheir success was Of
course more probable than when compelled
to encounter an enemy In the flank also. II
Garibaldi succeeds in forcing his way to
Milan, the Ausirians viii be forced to divide
their army, and viii thus lose the strength
which is derived from unity. The accounts
which came Of the defeat Of Garibaldi are
entirely unsupported and were probably
founded on an idle rumor. lie was entirely
successful ct the latest news and By this
time may have entered Milan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18
Farms
City PrOperfy-Desirabie Resi-
dence!

ofer for sale on reasonable terms a
new and handsome residence on Cd street, be.
lew Perry.
The House is large and conimodious, with all the
modern improvements and CO 'iveniences; is finely
located, sndin a good neighborhood. viii be sold
cheap, If application IL made soon.
CH As. T. CLARKE,
mhs Real Estate Agent, cleggs Building.
| AND WARRANTS BOUGHT a. SULU
~ at Cincinnati quotations, or located in Iowa,
Kansas Nebraska, or Missouri, by
CHAS. f. CLARKE,
mh6 Third street
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WmITTEN,s COIOEN sAT.vC

Is step by way OF progress in the Healing Art =
IL is adapted Tor Sores, HumoTs, Wound, and yery
Kind OF external inhan II atory ficu ty, of what
ever maine OF nature, on man or beast Made only
BY Z. WHlTIEN, Lowell, MASS % cents per
box. The usual discounts to the trade Sold by
Druggists. "Annoint thyself and be healed"
THE GOLDEN SALIVA Great Healing Rene
dy. tits with much pleasure we announce the Ad-
vent of this new article in city, which has met
with such signal success in Lowell, where IL is
made, that the papers have teemed with cases OF
truly marvellous cures They chronicle one where
the life OF lady was recently saved--a case OF
broken hreast another where the life of child was
saved-a case of chahng; another of lady whose
lace was much dishguied by scrofulous humor
which was brought to a healthy action in a few
days; also, another ofHn old man, who had so: on
his foot ior twenty years cured in few weeks -
Ourotlzens viii not be slow in getting at its merits
and Will herald 1t over the woTd-l Boston Herald.
65- AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE to
canvass with the GOLDEN sALVE. Sells rapidly
Can make good pay. For terms, &c, send stamp.
G. p. WHITTEN, Lowell, MAss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18

Bss- 5000 AGENTS WASrED--To sell three
new and unequalled Intentions wanted by every
family My agents have cleared over s25 900 selling
one of the n. Articles light, cheap easy to car
ry, and veiy TAXING, Several Diplomas, silver,
Medal from American Institute, NJ Y, and patents
have been granted for them. One patent in
England and one in France. Put IN stamps, and
VIII send you, gratis, so Pages particulars Of
the best agency in the country. .
EPHRAl= BROWN Ioweu Mas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18
Flax Mil for Sale.

THE large Mill built by the dayton Flax
Co.,"with acres Of ground, is offered for sale,
at bargain.
It has all the machinery necessary for doing a
large business, complete and in good order. The
property Will be sold the most reasonable terms
on application to CHAS. K. CLARKE,
apr2l Real Estate Agent, Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-18
The Nnrl Lnnialatnre.

A correspondent Of the Ohio Statesman
makes the following calculation, concerning
the political complexion Of tho next Legisla,
ture, Of Ohio, whichif correct almost insures
a Democratic majority