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IL Some HARRIS viii beat Netherand, and sorae say
RETHERLAHD will beat Harris; egey body agrees tina
beat any house the Stale for Good fob ICCo
and Fine Cigars, and, dear reader you lie
coRUiEcsG. j. Il. LANGLEY L CO.
May20-u A Union street
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mACDONALD,S EsFPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator.

AN practical and scientific prlncpleste best and most
venent article in for cooling and preserving Tnea
milk butter, fruit, vines They arranged
water slowly through each SHELF and being confined
the effects Of the hot air. keeps them at the causing
the regeTang influence be the throughout G
paratus This IS elected by the dppings from the Ice which
lost ny all other regeratO They open the front and
topnske neat piece &C urniture-can placed any
and have water ar, by which perfectly cold all
times Re had without additional These Tefisrat0ys
experiment. They have been successful operation up
the rcerfcates viii show and the most sppTov
ed before the public The improvements recently added y which
bee obtained more frigi air produced, and durability oee,
certainly place h0m far In advance Of anything offered for
public paronage Galvanized has been substituted for
sheyng in lieu OF zinc, thereby enabling offer them src
entirely free from equalization and corroon and consequently
void Of that agreeshe odor which has heretofore been
!ectosble in ether rgeraor5 In addition TO eir being
yasy superior ot"r owing the convenient arrangements
and unequslled principle, they sycabl it is
conceded that galvanized irou durable than any other
metal not affected scid salt water For ssls By
Z. " M4CDOSALD.
maye6-dGtEIm No. 40 -Four tn St., LOuisN lille, Ky.
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River News
81. LOUIS. June 7.-An the streams srs deelin
pR
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COAL OIL.

NTTEtaye full stock of COAL. Ell, pure and uadei-
w tersted Lamps Of all styles and Sizes
&
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M~Bank of West Tennessee, at
HstE@asSSS HEMPHIss-Che notes OF this Bank VIII be
deed at the Union Bank Of Tsnaesses Nashville (dtH
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eita<es Flv Ts,pa srs sslesy
SAN FAELEEa & co..
iuaes-sa Markss stees.
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------ HON n 81 md ONLK
MILLINERY aEOU Sc IN TENN,
No IS Public Square, and
Corner OF Cedar street. Up-Ststkrs.
:!..:::. ]:
goods from 0nother-hetterelOse
balance than lose 50 per when cut Of hon'
So look out for bargains and show country merchants
the difference between cash, with and sor pro apt
buyers, and The long aud long profit lime de-
terminal command the bonnet trade Il the great svar cges
otter In low prices and shout pruAs Is
nducsment all ask try and viii Be
fully established ard you shall make bill Of Bon.
Flats Hats and Millinery Goos. The largest ard richest
stock OF loods brogghto Nashville.
mayiG-G z. WISE. Agent
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49, PATcs in bosFa Forns Cured

49, AIcs in both EOFms Cnred
A2A@4s-S READ FnIs.-"I san only account FOR my
sent sound health from the though moderate %
BzREAvKs otLtsD RT1rRs having from NJ youth suffered,
tassrvsls from Piles. in boA for sosamss sesssy
sOpetsy pfostrase have for several months past though
sec te loss o slssp and anus AL sTt ssn easy
Zee from symptoms Of this distressing disease ELs ny
general health Is very much iapFovsd'
Persons doubling tie authenticity Of cacat request
el to cali upon comanicse propristcrs- They VIII
take pleasure not only in referring them to It's author hut
mauy osrs shO have ussi the Holland 3rs for the
ssstion. Fith equal success. Janes-aSwlE
~ a Test, and nO Mistake.
49, The eesune DALEBZfS MAGICAL PAM
EXTRACTOR when rpisd % burns, ssis sud to infausa
and painfal wounds, viii Immediately produce cooling aud
soothing effect, AID extract the pain Incredibly short space
of tine.
See that each box has Steel engraved label, With HENRY
DALEY manufacturer thereon.
For sale IL New orlsabs, wholesale AID retailstg
J. WRIGHT & CO,
q and ISL Chsrtres Street
Sole agents f the Southern States and "a whom ALI ,ies
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II Is DELICIOUS no TANE.

C1rTIov.-Ecvfra u druC-fstFor d-ziers WHO nav
Cry o. pdm ups yau ssrse Biff-- -t Sf~aHsfssa ff
Vfi-h tieT ezn ilY etezr y sayirg It 8 inst -
gilad. Avcii sr-h men Az f- NJ f--rs grr-a-sf.
eniuE Cuuiisi. AMI Jnsl nuihinr cl~s It's tltldnis
rrHir'iy th1i viz Pusify tis ni-i tar1uehly arils
tna s,sHIe time slfsif-tarn ~ ste-rss
one Tablespoonful tase- every ffrlinE fisfin-, d.
roriuiu preventive Or 90 ccla. Clil-s saa Fespr
fetSF fs7sT e- any rrevliestt dss.se z . Fus ~
ia ls9-s Lattts.
Prisa cay 81 Per aotlls. Or g ba,.l5, Or S.
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The greatest Rsussly. y, tha. Vsril ms eorsi,,
chemically cvaibiicsl viii ssaIe Il lie li rsinsia
meclnaI r.ssis, Lrris aud bsrss knosn te The nr5
~ HHsit VIZ BL01B. k04T, BI..CE fiaoT. W1r5
tHEkkF BARk, -lELiGW -DeCE, u4SnF1r0g, ssnsRP-
AEliIA. ELDzg FLowsRs. vita others prosirciur tie
most iifaiias restE fsr lie resisrafio1 Of hsaith
= sfer suov. q j. nat1ees cgH TsInetr, curiag dis
sase ty natural lsAs- When tak-l- is Influence i
W elgslns through eTery vein u fe ioy, purify
las AZ, acceiereiiaE the airrsiigRaf tLetlnod. iE
n't'lz = Bag bili.Hs rpafeT q Tie stomach, AID
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Have been sod caring Tire last SIX months ard IN
No iustanoe hss a 6ilgd IN giving euSf5 ssiiSrrsiou
Who, tlecs III suttr ,r "a eti-lss % de- ts bra
AeLean' stTeusthenias Ccrlla si,f =dfo yo9s
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~ Look out for limitations of Lea Il PERKINS, VTOr.
ccstcrShire Sauce. See advertisement of JOIN
& Sons rug2i--I
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-. I'd q y -. Z. &c q 2, !, 20

NsnEfA ufng PhsEmacsutists aud Chemists, Pittsl1 Pa
Boida ashyille by Euiu. PsldlsicR Co. " y. Berry 4
Deao,c Dr. a II Rosooe, 10. @. BoEn, Ds0yie : Bell
g. snlershott, Wells, Wells, Hooper Cos Bcece
Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the Stale
uav5 ssf-strH Etvins.
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!. Il. MoLEAIT, Sole Proprietor

For ale w bOlesale and retail in Nashville
tennessee At Pr0Prstors prices, 10 Bsy DsEoFu. q.
Hendsshott, and Jo a. BoEl and By cspectAs Drag
in theCnitSl states feh2T 5g--dtgiT
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HeLEAE's sTRExeIzEEIE1 CORDIAL
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA yAuyp1c,,
THERE IS No MIsTAKe ABouT n

Ihts Cordial VII nevcr a 20 cure any % ths af7vu
diseases 4 taken 6 p- stsciiens On esc bottle ID
G-rullHt Enslish ami Frel-h
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COMmERCIAL.


cOITOE-Eo ssies.
roB4oco-A Hamilton hhas St siO. s. AS and 4.s.
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For sale il New ORLEANS, vhOiesais ana tstlil,-bg
r-rr,rr.rrn- = %

J. WRIGHT SC0,
q and ISL Chsrtres Street.
Sole agents f7g the Southern States whom ORDERS
should be addressed. nsyI7-d&aIn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04


fhete Is new trouble, we see by Dor Lon
don exchanges in that mos, troublesome o
all Troublesome didccpse. DE Diocese of CA
ford.
Mr.. Elijah llew, avery resptetabic hrmei
residing at Eesiburg, OAf ,rishiresn Wesley,
an, or, in other words, A"Dissen,er,* had q
child which died, aud Mr. now wanted "a
bury it in the graveyard ofths Parish Church
Of East Gafston, where The bones or his
( tBew's) ancestors are supposed to have been
been laid. The Vicar Rev Mr. Randolph,
refused permission to bury the child, on the
ground that 'it had not been baptized ac>
cording to the due and prescribed order Of
the Church, Nothing could be done with
the Vicar, and Mr. Bew's Minister applied
TO the lIishop The father himsel also nd.
dressed letter 10 Bishop wilberforcc, but
the only reply youchsafel by that jislin.
guished prela,e was, that "he lad no power
to interfere Thereupon, a good deal Of
excitemeu, was waking up among the oDis,
sentcrs"--the corpse ofthc infant Bcw mean
while, lying unburied ard the whole parish
disturbed by tho pain and scandal Of an
unseemly controversy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
Hannibal & 81. Joseph R. R.

The travel westward is truly immense 1t
is estimated that from $4,000 to $4,000 peo.
pie, comprising both sexes and oil ages, have
started from St Louis for points West and
Southwest. And the human aood continues
to pour along with unabated flow. Should
the travel continue with anything like its
present rush, at least one hundred thousand
persons will have passed St Louis on their
way west during the present season. The
destination of the major portion of these
people is Western Missouri Kansas and
her gold fields.
One of the mcst important items of inform
alton for those who wM emigrate West, is
the best route to reach st. Joseph, Mo-, the
principal startingp point for the gold mines,
California, and other points in the Great
West. The Hannibal and 81. Joseph Rail-
road offers the greatest inducements TO trag'
elsrs going Westward Of any other route from
81. Louis. This we are assured of by gen,
tlemen who have sufficiently tried oil of them
1t shortens the distance between St Louis
and ST. Joseph at least one half of any other
route; the price of passage is reduced more
than half and the time is shortened from
four days, the shortest time by any other
route, to about twenty four hoursl Besides
these very material and important items, the
dangers of nearly 700 miles Of difficult river
navigation is avoided. II is notorious that
the Missouri river above Hannital is one of
the most difficult streams for boating in the
world and an avoidance Of these annoyances
makes the trip rather pleasure than Othelr
wise. We commend the St L. & st. J. Rail.
way to oil our readers who contemplate 90.
ing West of st, Louis.
A. G. Clarke, Esq, formerly editor of the
GreenVille Democrat, and thorough going
business man, is General Travelling Agent
for the above road. We had the pleasure Of
call from him yesterday, and We will in.
form his large circle Of friends and acquaint,
ances in this great valley that we never saw
him looking better. Mr.. G. is well posted
on the resources and facilities of Missouri
and the West, and we commend him to al,
good people. Sc, the advertisement of the
road in another column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
wool orower.' F,ir.

The last number &C the "wOOl Grower
contains a call numerously signed, suggest,
ing to the Wool Growers Of the West, the
propriety Of holding fair at Cleveland, al
as early day as convenient after shearing
for the purpose Of exhibiting the different
styles Of Wool, and that an awarding CON.
mittee Of manufacturers lie selected from
whom wool growers will be likely to receiv,
many suggestions which will prove useful in
enabling them to select the best styles o
wool to grow. Should al assemblage o
those engaged in this important business bt
convened, as suggested, there is no doub
but results beneficial to the culture Of WOO
in the west might be accomplished through
its action.
ioodale Il Co, Of Cleveland, to whom ha,
been left the preliminary work Of arranging
for the Wool Growers Convention, have ap
pointed the 4th Of August, next They
have already commenced the work of prepa.
ration by starting a subscription among
those most interested, and report real pro-
gress They have already secured enough
to justify them in Offering valuable prizes to
those exhibiting the better samples of fleece
Let the word pass around that Ohio and the
world come into competition in wool grow.
ing on the 4th Of next August Those who
desirg aav a.sf ua.... ra tr rr.,.a d.
the te 0i eas ra#H -r-epes q exa.s.
tors, etc, should address, Goodale q Co
Pnblishssa of wool Grower Cleveland,
Ohio
We hope Ohio will take the rag OF the
bush" at the Wool Growers Fair in August
next.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

Nor BoLD ENoUoH. The Cleveland Lead
er takes the Supreme Court Of Ohio to task
II does not like the recent decision in the
habeas corpus case, II intends something
dreadful--it does. We should not be sur
prised If it should feel it incumbent to bring
forward some other candidate to occupy the
place Of Judge swan--one who would be
bolder. 1t says significantly enough
There is lack Of boldneas 10 this trlbu.
nal that will be corrected, in the process Of
time, by the people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

W. W. Baldwin, ESQ, Chairman Of the
Democratic State Central Committee has is
sued a call Cor a meeting at Columbus on
Thursday Of next week, (AIay 18TH "to take
into consideration important business The
members Of The Committee will, of course, be
present and we trust they will, in their de-
libOrations and action, make the unity and
harmony Of the Democratic party in Ohio
the first and last object Of their meeli7g.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

AS-The Pittsburg NJ f. Conference has
just adopted rule that those who did so
sell or lease property, knowing that it was
to be used for the purpose of selling or dis.
tilling intoxicating liquors, would be consid.
cred guilty of an immortality, and as such
should be accordingly dealt with under
the rule
Action on the resolution of the Cincin-
natl Conference, in regard to Slavery, was
deferred till the next meeting, as that will
be in time for the General Conference Il
had better have been iadefaifely deferred,
as the church will find to its cost.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

b0rWilliam Jones, bachelor 40 years
ofuge, Lying 10 the family of W. II Conire,
ESQ in Blanchard township, Hancock eoun.
ty, committed suicide on Tuesday of last
week, by taking stryehnine, lie was bur-
led without his friends suspecting the means
of his DEATH but subsequent discoveries Of
the poison and other circumstances deyel.
oped the fact that he had taken his own life
A post mortem examination was had, and
confirmed the belief Peouniary embarrass
msnt is supposed to have been the cause Of
the act
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
Democratic County Convention.

The Dsmucrats NJ Montgomery county are
hereby poiifed 10 meet N Mass Convention,
AZ Beckel Hall. IN Dayton, on saiufd y May
9lst, a, 2 o'clock. ?. ~. for the purpose Of up
pointing nine delegates and aleraaiss to the
Democratic State Convention, 70 be held ~
Columbus on Thursday, May 26,h. A full At
tendance is requested from every Ward and
Township BY order of the Democratic Cen
trAl Committee. BIN. AYREs, chrn.
Tpos. + TpRrsurn. Sec.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

A FINE lot on Stsele's lliil, containing
n ~ acrca--3cauumly dtuatcd-wu be solt
cheap, ON application TO
CHAs. =. CLARKE,
aprlj Real Estate Agent, 81 street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

The Excise Revenue of Great Britain has
fallen OIL 10 the sum Of 100000, consequent
on the increased duty on Irish Spirits The
point, says one, must have been unwittingly
reached at which an Irishmnn's love Of his
esrnings PredOminates over his love Of Whis'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

A WOMAN IN CAuLDRoN OF BoILIEG
OLA Mrs. Taylor, wife Of the station
master at BelleFiYer station, on the Great
Western Railway, Canada, met with a hor.
rible death few days since. Some painters
were boiling cauldron of oil in one Of the
rooms Of the station house, when the pipe Of
the stove came apart and Mrs Taylor got
upon a chair to fix It. the chair tipped over,
and she fell head foremost into the boiling
oil The alarm was Immediately given, and
she was at once taken out, but Of course per.
fsctly liieless The upper portion Of hsr
body, with her head, was literally boiled
lhe hair falling OF, and the flesh paFting al
efy touch. Her clothes had taken Gre
esthS hanea, burning the other portions
Of her body IN most shocking manner. In
fact the rensinS presented an unrsOogniza.
be mass Of burned Assh and bones that va.
sieksuipg % look upon, @s.s 81 8 Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
Irving Fire Insurance Co
INCORPORATED lS5lJ
OFFICE, no o, wall street, N, v
Dash CAPITAL, $4,000

Insures Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise Vessels
In Port and their Cargoes, and other property
against loss or damage by ire on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Mason Thompson, william Nelson, John n. Illly-
er,J CAstree, Vanderbilt L Buston, benjamin J
Hart John Shotwell, Abraham N Dininger, Thomas
Christy, Wm Radiofd, John Romer, Sylvanus S
Ward, charles hnrkhalteri u Alonzo CuHhman VIM
Adam Frazee, Alexander Mckenzie, Chhs. Stirring,
Joseph Rogers, John II Degrauw, David samson,
Peter Collins, stephen Wray, Wright Gillles, pa
vid u Moses, John Besson, Frederick HOrnby. Cyrus
Knapp, Isaac Odell, Beia $. squire, William Cor
win, Wadsworthi Wm. ferdou, A Forsyth, and
and ChAH Thomson.
MASON THOMSON, President.
MAHTIR l., CEowELL, Secretary,
CHAS. u, CLARKE, Agent
aprl5 Clegg's Building, Third 81,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

The LAST RUMoR.-The last foreign arri.
val brought news of more psaceable Intent
that was previously received Sardinia, it l.
said accepts the principle Of disarmament :
and thereupon the journals favorable to
peace proclaim that the trouble is being set.
tied. The war journals say there can be no
peace and it is evident that, although mat.
ters look a little more pacific than they did
when the former steamer sailed, there win
be fierce and bloody conflict in Europe
before long. In the mean time, We on this
side Of the water win wait with anxiety the
result, and may God protect the right"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
Attractive Sale!

y pursuance Of an order of the Superior
court within and for the county uf Afonteom-
cry and state Of ohio, made a. the Fobruary tenn,
thereof, 4. d. 1900, IA the ease OF n - RI
Henry H. brown, \ Isaac n. Klerstcd, Executors
and Tfustcesuf George w smith, deed,
AuAIEhf
sophia G. kiersied, J,iaes NJ. Smith and Others,
10 me directed, will heii Vt public auction on the
ground immediately south and north OF the Cincin-
nAu Freight and Passenger Depots, between the
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH. 1859.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04

agA. t,a n,ueAla. Ttlearaph, and other
matters af interest and lbiofmation, SEQ
l'iritnod bopr,h Pagce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
FOR SALE,

Oh 0O0 ACRES Of Land in Illinois. on
DO,OOO or nearlnes OF Rail RoaIs, compr-
sing Improved Farms aud Wild lands.
Totho3e having small farms IN this section, that
viii sell at q good price, would soy sell, and 20
where You can get large tract OF land at a low
price, and where you viii have equally good mar
tets.
ALSO, 10000 Acres well selected Land,
in Missouri, both the quality and title OF wnicn
viii 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 line Lot on Ludlow St, between
tth and 5th, us by 30 ft.-alley back
ALSO Garden Lots of 7 acres each on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO a ) story Brick business House, on
jefferson, between I'd and Ith SITS, and desirable
residence on 9TH st., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impoved Property in miami
city" and dayton View" in tracts OF nom 3 to
Is acres. All Tor sale CHEAPby
CHAS. Fl CLARKE,
reb2l Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
FIax MN For SAC.

THE large Mil built by tho Dayton Flax
Co.,"vith acres OF ground, Is offered for sale,
at bargain.
10 has all the machinery necessary Tor doing a
large business, complete and IN good order The
property VIII be sold ON the most reasonable terms
on application TO OHAS. 3, CLARKE
Rprli Real Kstate Agent, Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
Mourning Goods.

Black 'ramartine Cloth,
Black Grenadine Berage,
Black silk Grenndine,
Black Byadere Berage,
Black Berage Robes,
Black French Lawns,
Black French Organdies,
Good stock Mourning Prints
and Gingham, ut the
CASH STORE of
aprg JOHN, VAN DORRN and co
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-04
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods :!

New, Novel, Elegant aud Useful A large
lot of those indispensable articles Just re-
ceivel
The BOYS-that mischieyous class who
scar their clothes--l have no doubt will call
and see me, as years of experience has
proved to them that can suit their juvenile
tastes; and If there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn my
JACKETS and PANTS, wish to sec him,
and thoroughly renovate his external app
pearancc, by dressing him up in suit of
my wcll-ftting garments. Parents are rec
spectfully invited to examine the goods
My stock of Gentlemen's Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Call and examine the Latest STILES.
w, @. BREENE,
apr2- No, l. Main street; Dayton, Ohio