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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22
FORSMAN'S
Portable grinding & boiling
FLOUR MILLS.

QAVING MADE AN ARRANGEMENT
II with the Patentee we are now prepared to fur
bolts The Mill is simple in Its construction, hav-
ing very little machinery occupying but little
space, and warranted to do work with the same
amout of power, aud make good quality of flour,
as any Mill now manufactured. PrOpTetOrs of Saw
Mills, especially those thatuse steam wonld find 1t
to their advantage to purchase Of these Mills,
for the purpose of doing custom grinding-either
wheat, corn or other grain The MIL will be sold
with or without the bolt Theprincple of the Mill
is equally applicable to the construction of large
Merchant Mills, and persons about to build would
do well to call and examine,
We will also furnish with the Mills, Boiling
Reels of anyslze andlength, Smut Machines, Wheat
Cleaners, Flour Packers, etc.
Orders respectfully solicited.
PEASE, CLEGG * CO.,
Buckeye Foundry, cor. Sd and Wyandot SITS.
NH
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steamboatB Burnt.

The steamer Morning Star, which has
been laid up several weeks at Bissell's point /,
was destroyed by fire last night. The loss
was $4,000, on which $l2j 900 Was insursd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. g. co.
NEW TREATM ENT.
P r VATE
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE i!

4 the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
IA lished for the cure OF Syphilis Seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnirmitiea OF Youth and AIatu
rity by DR. AMOS SON, Buffalo, N. " Office,
corner of Main and Quay streets, (up stAirs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility or
nocturnal Emissions more properly known as Sem
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
from fifteen days to two months, by the use OF this
instrument, when used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they nave invented most important instru-
ment for the of the above diseases thAa been
subjected to test by the most eminent IN
London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York; II has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs
caused by the secret habits of youth Price Ten Dos
lars, bY Mail or Express.
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THE
TEE
One Horse ShOUing shop,
ON THIRD STREET.
A few doors East of the Posr OFFICE.

DAYTON, 0.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared
than ever to accommodate his old customers, and
the public, in the
lAOrsc-ShOeIng Business,
In its various branches. Particular attention
will be given TO all lame horses, such as
split hoofs, and hooi-bound, and rms in their feet
will be cured satfactory to the owner Of such hor
ses, and IL not, money will be refunded
ALSO.-HOrses that Interfere will be shod to pre-
vent IL, and warranted, or money refunded
He wi ! personally superintend all work entrustd
to his care. Thankful for past avors he respectfully
asks continuance of the patronage OF his Old Gus
toners, ana will be happy to accommodate as many
SEw ones as may favor him with a call.
apr2-dawly NATHAN sIFFERMAN,
journal and Gazette COPY 3m.)
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INDICATED
Strengthening Plasters !

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
In cases OF pain and weakness In the eide
breast or backs also rheumatic affections, coughs
asthma aprains bruises, and kidney or spinal aiee-
tons. The Arniea, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
and Hemoek Plaa'era, are manufactured of varioul
Sizes on kid or cloth, and Poor Mans on paper, by
S. A, GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
terms aS any mAnufAciurers in the United sfstes,
mh9-6m q.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

M T. offer the Wheeler IL Wilson Sewing
w Machines, with important improvements, at
reduction of a25 on former prices and to meet the
demand for a GOOD, low-priced Family Machine,
have introduced NEW STYLE, working upon the
same principle, and making the same stitch though
not 30 highly finished, at
FlFPY-FIVE DOLLARS
The elegance, speed, noiselessness and simplicity
OF the MachiIe the beauty and strength of stitch,
being ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, impossible lie to ravel,
and leaving chain ridge on the under side the
economy of thread and adaptability TO the thoKest
or thnnest fabrics has rendered this the most sue
cessiul and popular Sewing Machine now made.
At our various Odices, we sell at New York pri-
ccs and give tructions free of charge to enable
purchasers to sew or:inary seams, hem, fell, quilt
gather, bind and tuck, all on the same Machine and
warrant II for three years.
SEND OR CALL FOR A CIRCULAR, containing
fnll particulars, prices, testimonials, etc.
1anl6 w. SUMNER s. co.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this peculiar class of maAdies, and
the relief the have consequently been able 10 rem
der their fellowereaturs fully testified and grate-
fully acknowledged by eonvalescent patients and
Others daily arriving In town, from ali parts of the
country lor the express purpose only Of conHultA
ionsi while their eAertions hayebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages, yet rom what they
nave experienced In enquiring into the causes OF
these infectious complaints from their simple
condition to that Of the most dangerous and invet-
crate they have alwaS entertained the possibility
OF their prevention and removal, ant likewise in
yariably found that the most horrible and malignant
forms of disease could almost invariably be traced
70 one Of the following causes-lgnoranee, neglect
or the i'll effects of unRkitul or improper tnent
therefore Dr.. AMOS and SON have succeeded IN
discovering, In the selection OF their remedies, a
safe, eifectual and cautious oOurHej emitting All
combination Of remedies which bear an equiVocAl
character, ae well as those whose premature inju-
dcioua application might be productive Of bad com
sequences In the hands Of private individuals. In
short the iaudAbe end of their remedies the less
ening of great mass of human misery by the aleV-
iAtion, relief and prevention of those grievous AZ
hcons that Ia reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while theI SO extensively surround ua cali
aoVd for our skill ana Interference for their exter-
min ttiOn. u
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lptinctr'lreg' 'latora Of the
system are fully develop
Slmoat entirely dependent
{ tlonsi when the stomach
are atiault, and the whole
do its duty. For the
y one OF the proprietofh
- In a practice OF more than
. sderangementsto to whiehit
-medy isat last found, any
Liver COMPLAINT, In any
!,
-plying In theic place a
vigorating the atomach,
! health 70 the whole ma
!, cause OF the CiseaHe-ef-
. cured and whatM better,
casionai use OF thu LlyEh
:
ing u sufficient to relieve
a. night loosenathe bow
! CosrlvENEss.
J 'eacn meal viii cure DyB-
spooniuls viii always re-
.l,..,. ,,,
ldiseasei and MAKES = per-
uiately relieves CHoLTc,
peated is q sure cure for
'oi meuieine aiter q long
rsmoves All AL.
color from the SKIN.
short time before eating
petite, and MAKES fo cd de
peated cures CHRONIC DE-
forms, while SuMMEr and
yield almost to the fret dose
cutes attacks caused by
there Is no sureri safer, or
wnrlu, W, as ~ never ialis;n
pioPSf' py eNeitihs the
rec recommending this medi-
= .of ~. rEvEI 4 4 AhD ~, AoUh,CHILL .
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FOR COMFORT.

NOW, that the sun comes out rather strong,
and flies will dance in It, 1t s very comfortable
to have the room shaded. The subscriber has goEd
supply of window shades, window paper, and hX-
ings, for sale on reasonable terms.
CHARLES POST,
myIT EaEt Cd street doofs from Main At
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

The LIVER 10 one oithi
uman bodyiand when Y
well the powers Of the
ed. The stomach IL al.
on the healthy action oi
performance Of ita func-
10 at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
LfvER--haying ceased
diseases Of that organ,
has made n his study,
twenty yearp, 70 find
70 counteract the many
ia liable.
To prove thatthis re-
person troubled with
Of Its forms, has but 10.
tiOn IL certain.
These Gums remove
from the system, sup
healthy now OF bile, In
causing food to digest
BLOOD, giving tone and
chinery, removing the
fcctiug a afadical cure.
BILIOUS ATTACHHarch
PREVENTED, by the Oo-
IHvtoORAToR.
One dose after eat.
the stomach and pre-
and hOuring.
Only one dose taken
els gently, and cures
One dose taken after,
PErsfA.
One dose Of two tea
lleve SICK HEADACHE. I
One bottle taken forl-
moves the cause of the
feet cure. 4
Only one dose imme-
while a
one dose often re-
CHOLERA MoRnUs,an
ERA.
Only one bottle is
the system the effects
sickness.
one bottle taken for
lOwneBs or unnatural =
One dose taken a
gives vlgor to the ap- d,
gest well. ~
One dose often re-~
ArrIIGA In its worstlS
BOWEL cOmplaints
One or two doseslee
Worms in Children -
speedierremedyin thee,
A few bottles cures =
absorbents u
We take plearureinl
cine as q preventivelE
FEvEr, and all FE-
IL operates with GER g
willing TO testify to 10
All who use IL are
tes imony in Its favor
ES~ Mix water in 4
orator, and swallow b.
THE LIVER
is A SCIENTIFIC MED,
daily working cures, ain
cures as II by magic, eve
eft, and seldom more tn.
cure anyKind of LIVER
Jaundice or Dyspepri to
which are the result of
PRIcE ONE DO
DR.. SANFORD, Prophet
retailed by all Druggists
w. WEUSTHOFF
GRON
sept7-daw1y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22

GREAT BRIrAIN.-lhe meeting of the At
lantic Telegraph Co. was held yesterday A
new board ofelght members was appointed
with authority to add four to their nuru
Der and to early carry into OBJECT the agree
ment with the Government and the issue Of
new five pound shares
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Medical Notice.

DR. A. GElGER has associated with him
~ In the practice OF medicine and surgery Dr. n
L. stephens, late OF ST. Johns Hospital Cincinnati
Prompt attention viii be given 10 all calls In fhei
profession: once, south east corner Of Fifth An
seHefson stfeeu' mhal
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COuN TRY lNYALIDs.

Persons In an7 part Of the world may be sueoess-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
case, with the remittance for medicines etc
Address Or. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
quay bHeeu' buiAlo, N. y lanT-dAwly
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A LITTLE LEFT YET.

TNHE Subscriber has a small quantity of
Il Dried Fruit left yet-as good tart Apples,
sweet dried Peaches, peeled and unpeeled; nice fine
havored German Cherries, st. Catherine Prunea,
Pearsi and last but not least, some OF those Black
berries, not to mention his well selected stock of
other prime Groceries, and for sale by
CHARLES POST,
myI7 East I'd street, doors from Main St.
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WATER COOLERS.

THE Subscriber has lately received in a
lot of Stone Ware few stone Water Coolers,
holding six gallons, a cheap article; also Jars,
crooks, jugs pans, butter jars fruit iars as well ne
q general assortment of eaTthen crocks pie dishes,
stove crooks, sc, and for sale cheap by
CHARLES POST,
myIT East Cd street, do0rs from Main n
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains arrive and depart as follows:
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NEw-York, June "a.
The Persia is below, and will bo up at
nine o'clock
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WHEELER & WILSON,
Sc wing MI a C hine s,

HOEIUN DUIIUINUJ
Corner OF ThiId and Jefferson,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
Chairman of the Convention,
Common Schools,

Mr.. EDITOR At this time when our
district schools are in operation-when the
public mind is free from exciting topics of
every kind, when the duties of our farmers
and citizens generally, are less onerous than
at other seasons of the year, it would seem
that people ought to manifest some zeal up
on the subject of Common School Educa-
ton. To US as a people, education is a
matter not only of importance, but of vital
necessity; the very existence of our social
and political institutions depends upon its
diffusion among all classes. 1t is equally
essential to the individuals; at this day no
uncultivated mind will rise to distinction.
Ignorance ever remains upon its own level,
success in life depends in very great de-
gree upon the cultivation Of the intellectual
and moral qualities. 1t is from our Com
mon Schools that large majority of our
citizens receive their education, great
proportion of the children of this State re-
ceive instruction from no other source. This
being the case our district schools deserve
and should receive our closest attention
We have school system by means of which
every child in the State may receive in
struclion. There is no distinction, the chill
dren of all classes may here become fitted
to occupy honorable positions in life, no OBJ
stacle is thrown in the way of persevering
talent. Yet there is a want of interest in
regard TO our schools, notwithstanding their
acknowledged benefits. Many are disposed
not only to find fault with the system and
with the management of the schools, but
to oppose all measures tending to improve
meni. Others profess to regard schools in
a favorable light, but practically manifest
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

Putting on his boots, and scratching up the
rest of his attire, he put for the train at a
2,40 gait, dressed only in boots and flannel
shirt The lady hurriedly sought the ticket
office, and he, throwing all but his shirt up
on the platform, struggled TO Undue himself
with garment No, l, the train maliciously
starting while it was yet futtering over his
head. He jumped aboard with flesh pimpled
and goose like in appearance, and the blush
ing lady spread her crinoline like veil of
chariety, to screen his nakedness. The Spy,
which tells the story, adds, that the only
other female passenger, putting her hand
over her eyes, with her fingers spread wide
apart, declared, before she turned her head
in another direction, that 4" it was shockingp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
Donation Yisif.

On Wednesday, the 29lh uk, were to be seen
the farmers and their wives, from the centre and
west Of little Athens, together with few noyls
hearts from the south and no III, vending their
way with cheerful countenances, with carriages
laden Nilh liberal portion or lie produc Of
their bountiful harvest to the dwelling Of their
much esteemed Rev. L. S Morse, TO cheer him
and his companion in the fur,hcrance of their
unwearied efforts for The PRONUNCIATION Of the
Gospel, which they have so asslduously perform
ed during the past year, who received them and
their donations with feelings Of incxpressible
gratitude, feeling in their hearts unable to re-
ward this exhibition Of regard and respect, but
commencing the donors to God, praying that
He might reward them for their exceeding great
kindness towards them. At FIVE O'Clock the Ia
bles were to be seen loaded with the richest es-
culents Of home productions, served up by our
wives and daughters, and we, mutual in heart
and hand, partuok of the great variety spread
before us, rejoicing that we were there, and
conscious that The grace Of God was shed abroad
in our hearts. As twilight approached, the
elder class retired 10 give pl &C and opportunity
to the more youthful, and little ones, and to our
there were seventy-six present
during the evening, who were highly interested
by holding sweet intercourse together, and lis
tening TO the sweetest of vocal music At nine
O'Clock we were highly interested by the pthY
remarks of The Rev. Mr. Wesigate, concluded
by our friend Morse, whose heart was to full
Tor free utteTance, vet every word told anuis-
takably Of The great obligation he felt to God
and 10 this people. We were glad to learn that
our free.will gifts, which they so much mented
amounted to the sum Of 500
An EYE WITNESS
Athens, Jan. 18th, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
Portant to Females.
DR.. EESEMAM,S PILLS

:, Prepared 6y CORNELIUS L. CHEESEMAN, NJ. D, New
Inc combination Of ingredensin these Pills
he result OF long and extensive practice They mdn
anu certain in correcting all irregularities
lenstruatons, removing all DISTRACTIONS whether
RON eod or Otherwise headache pain IN the side palpitaon
"a he heirt whites all nervous Affections Mysteries fatigue
PAIN IN the back and limbs &c, disturbed siep which
from interruption Of nature To MARRIED LADIES Dr.
cheeseman's fils are inyauble they viii bring on the
monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have been dis
appointed in the use Of other Pills can place the utmost con-
sent TO do. . - $3.50 '-
= There Is one condition the female system
"a when we rus cannot be taken without predicting Pc
SnLlAN RESULT. The condition referred 70 Is PR
the result MISCARRIAGE Such il the irresistible
on the meeine 70 the sexual functions
cannot resist il f'
warranted purely vegetable and free from ANYTHING inju
tlos Explicit directions. which should be read sceompa
~ eten oox Price 81 Sent BY mail on enclosing 81 the
Senes agent said BY druggist in ererv town in the
s Sns states. K B. Hatehings General Agent for the
ntsd STATES 100 ChambersSt., New York. to whom 81
Nnoe orders should be addressed For sale Whohsssls
'na Retail. By Q ? WOODS, Beiiox- Falls ". SSiiy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21
The March OF Slavery.

On the outside of this weeks issue vii
be found an account of an unsuccessful at
tempt of most unnatural father to sell his
own daughter into slavery And another
item elsewhere informs our readers Of slave
holding transactions which have recently
taken place at Washington-the disgrace
of which falls as heavily upon the free as
the slave States. These instances are con-
siantly occurring, and does any one suppose
that it will tend to cease the agitation of the
slavery question? or that the North does
not participate in the guilt of slave-holding
Men, women and children guilty of no crime
whatever, taken from slave pens in the dis
trict of Columbia-pens which are under
the jurisdiction of the federal government,
ard protected and preserved by it-and
driven off like brutes to be sold in foreign
market! Take the other case A poor
young girl, with complexion winter than
her father, who claimed to be white man,
without the slightest suspicion that she is
regarded as anything but a human being,
and much less that she is property--wlh
the sensiblities, feelings and affections which
God has given to mankind--is suddenly in
formed that she IS the PROPERTY of lech.
erous brute For our own part we would
rather be the good farmer who entertained
her and her husband in their fight to a
land of freedom, than any modern demo-
crat on earth. And these are the things
which q slave holding negro-driving democ-
racy with the federal government at its
back, wish to protect and foster and build
up and plant in virgin territories. Already
they are reaching out graspng hand for
Cuba. The Democracy offer $50, 100000
for that Island. Would they make any
such offer for Canada?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

We learn that at the Military and civic
ball on the evening of the 3lst ult., at the
Eagle Hotel in Proctorsville, an Irish
man by the name of Peter OConnor from
Duttonsville, with another of his country
men, from the effects of drink before they
left home and from liquor which they car
ried with them or which they borrowed
from their friends, got gloriously tight, and
were sent home by the managers to their
families. The next day they were brought
before Grand Juror Morse and Justice
Skinner, who fined them each $500 and
costs "as the law directs" to teach them a
lesson for the future. This carrying rum
to balls, in pockets or stomachs even of the
parties is pretty mean business any how,
even for an Irishman, and we wish young
men would learn to abandon the practice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

the utmost indifference thereto. 1t is to
the effects of this almost universal indiiier-
ence that | wish to call attention.
II influences the scholar. If he feels that
his parents are Indifferent upon the subject,
he too will become Indifferent, will neglect
to improve his opportunities, will fail to at
tend school punctually,will be careless about
his studies when he is there, will give his
teacher trouble and cause of veXation, there
by destroying the peace and quietness, and
consequently the usefulness of the school.
1t influences the teacher. People complain
and often with reason, that teachers do not
feel that interest in their vocation which is
to insure success. We should remember
that teachers are human beings, possessed
of the feelings and weaknesses inherent to
human nature. If we engage person to
instruct our children, taking care to employ
the one who will work the cheapest, and
place him in house, which like many of
our school HOUSES, 10 iuSulhtlehtI lt-ai 'SSu
and uncomfortable, and then leave him en-
tirely 10 himself, showing by our actions
that we care nothing about him or his oc-
cupation, we must not be surprised if he
lose interest in us, and care more for his
wages than for the improvement of his pu-
pills. Some of our district schools are good,
are doing all that can reasonably be expect
ed of them, others are mere waste of time
and money.
l have endeayored to show one cause of
ineficiency, in future communication ! will
continue the subject and suggest a remedy.
Jan. 9Th, 1859. Ii.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

PARocHIAL VIsIT AT WESTMINSTER
Notwithstanding the severity of the cold q
large number of parishioners made their
Pastor, Rev. II. G.. Park, a social visit on
the evening of the 18th inst Kind ex-
pressions of feeling and substantial tokens
of regard, in liberal measure, were made
and the hours glided by, filling all hearts
with pleasure. Towards the close of the
evening, melodious voices went forth in ap
pirate song, the Pastor, in happy address
thanked his friends for their expressions of
regard for him and his, invoked the choicest
of Heavens TEMPORAL and spiritual bless
ings upon all his flock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

WILMINGToN.-At the meeting of the
Wilmington Agricultural Society held last
Saturday the following officers were chose
for the year ensuing President - b. l..
Barnard; Vice Prestdeat-C. f. Alvord.
Treasmer-E. Gorham, Jr. Secretary
o. Preston. Directors-J. II. Dix, G. X.
Morse, D. Cushman, U. Kingsbury, E. A.
Fitch. Auditors--O. Smith, S. Cushman.
The president will deliver an address before
the Society at meeting to be held on the
Evening of the goth of this month. A Sc
ries Of meetings are to be held for the pur-
pose of discussion on the subject of Agri-
culture.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-21

Commemorative Republicans of
Connecticut held their State Convention
last week, and nominated the present State
officers for reelection, and among the reso-
lutions adopted was the following:
Resoteed, That we are unalterably OBJ
posed TO the extension of slavery into free
terrltory--to the re-opening Of the slave
trade, and to any and all measures which
tend to strengthen the institutions of human
bondage. That we are in favor of exert
ing all constitutional powers of the govern
ment Tor the defense of human rights. and
mat we regard the great principles which
should regulate the policy of our govern
ment TO be THE PROTECTION OF ANFR1-
CAN FREEDOM, AND THE PROTECTION OF
AMERICAN INDUSTRY.