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~ The different Temples and Division Room
of the city will be illuminated to morrow evening
Great preparations are being made by our TEN
perance friends to have good time at Berea.
The Berea people have appointed committees to
receive the delegates as they arrive, take charge
of the baskets, and do up the honors generally in
grand good style. They intend to prove them
selves "t1ue grit" ..-., "a. ..........
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" A horse ran away upon Superior street,
and tore the buggy to flinders TO which he was
hitohed The boy driving was thrown out and
towed after the horse by the lines in which one
foot had become eniangled, for several rods. The
horse thoroughly crazed by the crowd crying
around him, ran pretty much in a circle, aud was
stopped on the pavement in front Of the Weddel
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cLEyELAND. wEDNEspAY MoRNINe. AUaUsr24. lssg.
CRlerrr ir oprnttS-This psne has b

CRIcKsr AZ OBERLiN--This gane has be-
como quite popular among tho Students. Thero
are now seven organized clubs who practice daily
on Tappan Square. An interesting match was
played on tho 2zd inst. by ho members of he
Sophomore, Freshman and Senior Preparatory
clubs, Witnessed by a crowd Of spectators. The
score is as follows NN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

~ Thomas Kane was seriously, though not
fatally injured, yesterday afternoon, by the falling
Of bank Of dirt upon him while at work upon
the grading
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BsS- For City News see third page
For Market Reports aud Marine News see fourth
page.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUG. "a, 1850


PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ PLAIN and Qfuemenial Puntng every DESCRIPTION
ue latest improved nnq most mpit steam presss, in ee
ies styb short novice and ht ronsonnbte rates fa
iouar attention. paid 60 blank wurk Every descriptions
Binding done specially Blank Books Lodgers Journals,
r. les BOOKS, Receiving Books, &c, &C.
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G1tQrnuGrs.

ENG II AVING AND LITuOGRAPHING
a. BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHOGRAPHERs Bonk
traa' f'inve apa y
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70 EDHoF EFhNoElIsr. .-HaIY tSfN .nit On
yoef 40 nv heir VS. vty gray. al bod Nsea fitaea
nline until. tn she 1Iafa f NOD hstaao ati. ..0 ..
About Che ir of aafch of ore present rear ronnsrtt
rht dressing ni the same oacs 20 thles r. fonr rasts
on eiirns TO bod nv har i. nov almos, fseofoifa 10 }
orisnal color. and lhe huo lppe1r 30 be- p,rmanatl.
AM HArfsFIED THAr THN pnFFtHtfIta
NOTHING LIKE 4 uvE. BUT oFEhsTE GEO
THESE 3hEroNs. ny htif csases 40 fan WIN
csuanly aaadganiass one -sb5 rss n d.assf ot
coming bald
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FiRsr INNINGS SECOND tNNINos
7. Davies G, ssdord b Proctor Hoffman. eel. Id. Z
Wheeler .-........ .. 1ll l6 Aiien Nhooief.....l.
lngoisol Sufjrd .. 10 III ifmln. .-..-.......
Williams Suif rd .itls Mi lie b Wheelor......
Shurtl,n c, Holman b lc Proctor Wheoler......
Wheeler. ........ aii W Wheeler ..........
IA men eT sahOrd -....... SO hptman
Iouuy Nj cun Stafford II run Out..............
Robertson Heirick Mheeierb Miler....... Z
Whoe er. .l2ir Whetlerb nail er.-.-..
Jones c, hlcan Wheel- iua ont-...- ...-.....-.1 Z
tiCtulAl 40
sheldon O NIiiioan Hoff- n.
n lOfdl .lui
Nms Holman .....-.. OI
Smith Stafford Miller. 81
Hon C, Wheeler HonTman.lg
Total. ...........sl
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uAYr1 Mps. +. 0, ANDRus Cnaay y.aI

HAYTI ~ MRS +. G, ANDRUS, (aaay gears
M'tioparV 10 Haytl MdrtiHsbur0h N.
In consequence o her long residence the aforenamed
island, her hair and scalp unhcA thy codd-
on After trying various atr1lcs without ,eess and
eventually using Mrs. S. A Aliens, SHE Whites the
Amaucan Baptist''-"I have derived much benefit
the a" Mis- A. Aliens woid, Hair Restorsr and
z,obalsamum have trisl other remedies for
hair but anything that materially and peTAa
rsafly benefited me ns has thosn Of Ms s. A. Allen,"
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GREAT BRITAIN.-REy. v. D. rHoRNELoE

PTeseof LaHoatiire Eqoiand
Your Hair Restorar Is perfect navel Aner having
used for six eeks my ertremsy gray hair restored
TO It's natural color the wigke appearance produo
ed by dyes but TO It's own natural color which satisfies
my mind tn at is not dye, strongly recommend
IL and shall feel happy answering the queries any
you may ref 10 me V
tThs above ClsFgynan sen Jnowa fAroHR Grca
Britain, 10 many IN the Uaited Siatf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

REV. r. H. POLLOCK. I'd. "Prssbnsrlda WfRssS,'i
G3Hannatt Ohio
'ts our settled polioy 20 advertise nothing till ws
tuop il is what purports be Having opportunity, aud
becoming satisfied tho merits Of Mrs S. A. Allsns
worlds Hair Rust5rsr and ZyIobaisarnuu, would Be
plossed to inseTt adyertisement' &c.
REV A u. CORNELL, Cores, Sec. Bo1rd Education
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

DEN L 10 L.
DR. w. j. GUILD HA S REMOV
~ ed his Dental Once TO Room No Is Hoffman block
Superior street. East Of Public square South ofP. C. All
who ed tht Of DENTIST, will save themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY by giving him
col Eec rcity used 10 mitigate paln for those who de-
sire it.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, 81 Porcelain and Nulcan2ed Rubber Base,
the best manner Teeth IN sets from 5000 $50 Coli
dlnss according TO size of the cavity from 505 upward
mayli
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r. D. Ckurch, ga7 BroadiOay N y, and Nep Balts
Saws II shOuld be Eiud t9hsv you use my nnne when
IL can do YOU nuy good d" JulV H. 1855,
RKV J y TUSTIN EdIt0r S0ufhefn BaPfigt u0Tref
SEC. Bdpiist Pub S0cEty Charleston y G.
sIu fefald 10 af hIra. 5. A Aliens Murd'E hAr
Restore o. happy 10 say th9t declued imuroyemeni
ha taken puc especially lathe formation Of new hair
che waite haas y 9ecomng oo'aied by new aud better
Wv. WAI, Il Towns Hogar., N, Y.
pi0rr Grstms County N Y
Some time since 1 procured bottle OF your Worlds
Hair Restorer SC, for the use Of relative, aud am
happy to say that prevented the falling df the hair aud
restored fom being gray It's snai glossy aud hssu
tul black"
REV JAS MCFARLAND, Pastor Prot. DsicA ca, El0
pus, Oisier County, N. y
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HE.V.EG " X. SMITH g. 90.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Rouse's Block, fronting the Square

%a.at o. WAN1ED-A HOUSE a. LOT
HI Within ten minutcs OF Post onioe, Tor which
81 400 wulbe PId inoash
than So 2Oo for Which $500 viii DO paid dowa balance
WANTED ny gentleman Of small family, a uea,
House furnished 9r winch fair rent will be ad for az
wANTED-A House and Lot we'll worth 5000, for which
WANTEp--K small Farm ofnbogt 80 acres, with House
IS itls s1'" u 'O0D' S'O'O O"'' w." 4 SMITH co.
nor SALE All A BARGAlN-50
- Ares meas Berea about 20 acres cleared, balance
F.'RsA LE-ihes 6pe Residences. For PARTICULARS
iuqnne Of Henry Z smith co.
land, NJ mi @. from the city
FOt sALE.-sereml good Farms. suited to grain for
FDB fXOHANGE--E ans Lot Of 100 feet on Cedar st.
FoR Ex ASrss isi II @as si the city
kis T. R SMITH co
On FOR RENT SEVERAL CON
ili VENIENr HoUSt STA, prices 20 suit the tunes
IIt HENRY r s4sTh R5aie. { SSs SlSss
WANTED TO EXOHANGE-80
wv Acres Missouri Land for Carnantsr WORK. En.
quiro Of HENRY X, SMITH 90,
<<;; <ss;N WANTED-A HOUSE q LOT
iiI For which $500 in Cash unl 200 acres Of A No
aurs ''"o i''"o "''' % 'TH'EFN 'T'ENis2 s ~ SMITH co.
Russian Sleam Balhng Establishment,
90 Hicks 81. near Engns House No. TO-
Cleveland, tWest sideJ
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
Il universally known all over Europe, where Il Is ostgb
lbhed m all the larger cities bnd even in muuy "a the
smal towns, ~ generally approved by an med
icai uuhurleH, % net only safe, quick e,ich ind
uoublooH uisenHis, but also promoter Of heauh UrO
server Of sreuath and uud POWERFUL ttfrurhcner Of
The syst That no uariculnr TarommendRti
Is tallrd Tor. A. puulyng aud nygOrnng Hreut for
tile skin, s bath rs Hckqg lodged 20 20 fuTphssed bv pu
other meui whnteV But ihr Singular combination Of
%. watT, " oion id ruiao, aNbted in these
m ishments Affects Tho whole body ip such poweriu
way BIS completely oradic1e unntes which 0hsiuBte
rssis al OIL htr rri1dnH, lheumhusn, san RlHum Rims
Worm Kugs Evil Fever Sores Dnpsy und all other dif
arc rbdicay cured without exhibiting inemll mtininn
Diseases OF The uit-InanFos OWmfh, Coughing End
Of Guutuuildon, u uut adv need TOO far
rfmuvod Withuut difficulty.
EpluUtmeut Of he LIS aud Spleen Dyspepfy Piles
MeTcuhalsm, scroiulous ~ olHg Plnlyuc lytteo al
aud grqui numbur OF oIher ainieuis are aucoessiry
treated on tha ecpfy OF Steam tnur ln all the7f uf-
hc IONS hrfo h NE umplest proof on record NOM ng 10
oairned tuf a. but vhu actually be- done, and what
ever one may erprrienco ln himsot
JUST Try III
are ronnealel with ihs establishment aud can le used
6tpafatrly.
TicKg rs-A single stobm bah cents por DAY sG Of
"A cod uT wuIm wutnt hbih, 10 cb pr cay, l,60
Hours of pdmssnn, for Ladies Tuesdays Thursdays and
Suufd ya iu The iuTcunu Tor Gtntent uurur The ul-
turn0pna of the duys nom % o ou0cA and Sun
'''' '''" 10 - 'HifsRaANN RAEBEI, Proprietor.
Clevelnnd, Aug 18Th Is y spg2nV7
Al IA l" al M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

REy. JOHN p RO5TE, Editor "cAriaiaa Assosae
Bs6aio, NY
"Xour HAN Restoror and zy'obalsanum Is nv hest
have evertnown T. has restored my ha 70 IL uaiara
color, ntc I 1ra.lna her
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

REv. DANIEL 7, WOOD, MiidletoioR, orah6r Co. NJ
MY hair has greatly thckeued upon nv head and nut
on avery lively healthy hpbsarauee The same Is true OF
NV daushter; HER HAIR HADBECoAIR THIN, AND
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE Almost BARE; HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICKENRD UP, AND
ALSO HAS A HEALTHY APPEARANCE, We are
thankful you and feel that have full value Of our
money"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

<<ssA WANTED-A HOUSE q LOT
mi For which $500 In Cash unl 200 acres Of Nc. l
Nal Pine Land will be paid, Apply 10
aur3 HENRY n, SMITH co.
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REv H V DEGEN. 10 "Gads 10 HolinsssD Bostos
"Mrs s. A. Alens World sHaif Restoier, iouhd smon
our her advertisements insert from actual sxper-
ment Th't e promotes the growth Of the hsir where
badness had commnnoei we have the eviduace
our own eyes, We oan testify to It's efeets.p
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REV. E R. rAIRoHLD. D. D. cor. Sec An.r. ..


REV WEBSTER, "a eCarsfidh E'a,p Boftsa Mes
Having used numerous specifies "a lit purpose u
sardsdad ''un ing them be ONO value. So Iresard
cd your Worlds Hair Rsstorer aad zyiobasauinn yet
per.ona, fionds prevailed on to use IT, Ihars dohs
sof several mouths with good effect and entire sat.
sflciiou. non neither bald Or oray my hair was
dry and brittle, but has resainsd the soaness h''
lie. years" tb
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GUTTA PER ROMA ASE,
Enr ArtiGcial Teeth
DENTIST.

Is manufactured aud all varieties Of artificial teeth are
ut up 10 the best manner. w Is lNGERSOlL,
No 2lI Marble Block, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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Z Terms ssraigs e, ss..sr,ser.
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.Att'ps e CounseIIOrs.

rrorrons fOrwnrding orders for subscription without
.a.hl neol not e1negt 70 recolye my ntlaltlen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

GA dispatch from St.. Louis to the Gin.
cinnati Commercial OF this morning gives an
account of a party Of returning Pike Peaksrs
ssizing upon ferry boat on Big Blue River,
Kansas, and Of bloody fight growing out Of il.
1t is reported that the returning smigrants
are largely signing paper obligsting them To
destroy 81. Joseph, No., as sOon as they can
reach the place. Over 800 names are already
to the paper. They propose to take this vsDg
ance on place which they claim has brought
on them untold suffering and ruin. This Pike
Peak business is becoming serious. 1t IL q
horrible affair.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28


Mr.. Uyrus W. Field leaves for London by the
Persia to day,to renew his labors, in connec,
tion with the Company IN London, in the man
ufacture, during the summer, Of new Atlan.
tic cable. This is to be brought out with all
the new improvements, and fully prepared fos
laying acrosslhe Atlantic early 10 the summer
Of next year. Mr.. Field expresses his faith in
the ultimate success Of the enterprise as strong
y a. he did At iis first ommencement.-N. Y.
Tribune. 93d.
The appearance Of the above paragraph crea.
ted sensation 10 the west, where it is not gem
orally believed that such an individual as Oyrus
W. Field ever existed We cannot believe the
writer Of the shove item to be serious II can
hardly be possible that the man who succeeded
in mSklnglhe feceptiaying ofthe cable so utter.
y rldieulousI who involved thousands Of our
people Ia a piece of tomfoolsry Of which they
will not hearthe mention who. when he bad
made fools ef thousands, aod pocketed their
money, retired TO life 10 meanly private
that the sharp nosed, long~eAred reporters Of
the New Yotkpress we're unable to track him
or hear anything Of his whereabouts, can have
been again ohssenby sensible or honorable men
to operate in new telegraph cable enterprise !
The fact that Field has any connection with
the enterprise sgill have the effect of making
the friends 81 such an enterprise instinciively
draw their hate down over their eyes, and sen.
sible stockhoiaers will doubiy secure their
money vaults. Mr. Field has shown consider
able talent in 4 business way he is shrewd,
aud has the fsc1lty Of moving along difficult
path smoOihlyS he does not possess practi-
cal knowledge d telegrSphing we doubt il he
understands even the theory Of the System he
has attempted y advance. Outside Of his en-
ergy aud business tact, he is worthless to the
project His snteeedents in the cable business
are SO potoiiOualy villsincus that he will damn
any future project Of the kind with which he
may be associated. The mere mention Of his
name In such cobnection is the signal for general
sxeeration Of bis attrocious hoax upon the
American publip aud will cause an universal
regret on the purt Of those who joined in the
Atlantic Gable illumination of last year that
that Cyrus W. Field had not, at the time, him.
self been the material for grand light We
repeat but the thoughts. and give expression 10
the feelings Of the masses, in what We say of
this Gable Field Marshal. And we repeat, ii
must be an lll,chosen hOaI of the Tribune
that Cyrus W. Field has gone to Europe to as
sist in getting mp and playing of another edi.
ton Of the Atlantic Gable Hoax
We would be pleased to see the project sues
eeed, sPosalble-taHything, almost, is pos
sible now s.daysl--thAt cable will some day
be laid across the ocean; but we have no con.
6dence in Fieldi and We hope the good people
who have the matter 10 hand will fence him in.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28
One Of the Old Continental,

Col John johnson, a veteran Of TO- who
stood by Washington and his compatriots
in the Revolution, who can appreciate the
worth offs Constitutional Government like
this, BY knowing now much suffering and
blood Il cost TO establish Il, and the ceuseiess
vigilance Il has required to maintain Il
against tories at home and enemies abroad
the same gentleman, and, we believe, the
sole survivor Of that immortal few who bore
upon their shoulders tho remains Of Wash.
ington 10 his tomb, was stopping at thu
Amerioan in this city last night, on his way
10 West Point
Acommittss Of Black Republicans imme.
diattly called upon him supposing that he
was among the distinguished guests who
had come TO take part in the ObeFlin demi
onsbAtion 10 day. They found q sturdy,
ball and fine appearing old Continental, a
model Of man physically; and as PeFpeni
diotlaT in his political opinions as he was
ereIt in his physical stature. AllnaiOn was
made 10 the music 10 the streets, the crowds
Of teOpls, and other foreshadeWings Of the
gFAt kspabllcan CsEDiSal In tbe city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

The decision Sf the Supreme Court of Ohio
in the HabeAs oarpus case, win be given Sat.
urday moraipg,
Mime. Pauline oolson, cantatriee of the ItaI.
ian Opera, gave birth. on Sunday, 9th ofMsy,
at New York, to fine daughter.
Count CAvour, the Prime Minister Of Sardin.
ia, is regarded as one of the first diplomatists
in Europe.
Fanny Fern says, in one of her rollickiuR
sketches, that she staDds in the midst of her
household gods with tears in her eyes aud q
broomstick In her hand. Alas for poor Mr.
Fern,
The Davenport (Iowa) Gazette says there
was never such prospect Of an Abundant crop
Apples, cherries, plums, peaches, &c, will be
abundant.
The city of Muscutine, Iowa. was inundated
by great food, on the 18th inst, and property
damaged and destroyed to the amount OI
SOS, 600
The steamer Ocean Queen, for Southampton
and Hsyre, and the Kensorog. for Liverpool
dollars in specie, on Saturday last.
Richard Golden has been elected to Parlia.
ment from ROehdale without opposition. Bot
instead Of returning to enjoy his honors he is
on his road overland to California, with Granny
Greedy, IL We may believe the st. Jo (Missouri)
Gazette. Probably the veteran politician ia
weary Of Parliamentary honors, and just now
would rather hunt bufEaloes than Tories.
Itis asserted by HungariAns in Paris thai
Kossuth passed through that city about the lei
Of May.
The benefit which her residence abroad has
conferred on Mrs. Pierce, had determined ihs
Ex-Prssidsnt, when last heard from. to remain
in Europe another year. Whether the wal
will neeeSsitats change Of intention we can
not say.
New York Is great on tragedies. On the af-
ternOOn OF the 18th inst, one occurred on vii.
liam street In thHt city. German, pAmed
Julius opsnburg. shot his wife and then him.
self She fell dead instantly, he falling upon
her, the bail having passed through his heart.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

Mas. AUsERr--RR oPESING.--The many per.
sOnal friends and patrons Of Mrs. Aubers viii
be grAtifed to know that she has, after an in.
terruption Of some time, again resumed busl
ness at the old stand, No. aO6, Third street,
near Jefferson, aud that she is better than ever
prepared to supply her old customers. and new
ones, with the best quality Of jswslry, silver
ware. watches. clocks. etc. A competent work.
man is employed to attend promptly to repair.
ing Of all kinds. Her store will be regularly
opened on Monday next. SOth inst when she
hopes to meet and greet her friends.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

UT. d Jones, the Artist, who is wslean
at present in our city, was recently on Put in
Bay Island, and other points on Lake Erie, en-
gagged in taking sketches Of Gibraller Rock
and other notable points in the vielnhy Of the
scene Of Pery's Victory. The monument u
Perry is now in the hands Of artists. who will
have it completed this summer. II will b'
erected on oibralteT Rock, with great esrsmo
nies, in next September. II will be an impO.
sing monument.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

KELLKYs IsLAsD-IT's RESOURCES --Kelley's
Island, in Lake Erie, about fifteen miles from
SAndusky, is notable place. 1t comprises
$500 acres Of good, lillable land, good portion
of which is under high state Of cultivation -
The main proprietor, whose name the island
bears, has about $50 acres put out in grapes,
principally Isabella; 100 acres are in good
bearing condition, and now give promise of
yielding abundantly. About fifty acres were
put out last year, and will not be depended on
for the vineyard. Mr.. Kelley manufactures
large quantity Of wine yearly, aud in addition
to shipping largely, he supplies the numerous
pic mic parties who visit the Island two or three
times per week during the summer season, with
a pleasant and exhilarsting beverage. On the
occasion Of the recent excursion. three barrels
Of wine, which had been bottled, was disposed
OF in very short time; the people desiring TO
take a sample Of it home with them.
There are twelve acres in peaches on the
I4land; and We never saw trees give better
promise of fruit. The limbs are loaded with
miniature peaches; and If not supported with
props. many Of them will be broken down As
the fruit increases in weight. The fruit on the
Island IL later than ii is in the southern part Of
the State; but is considered a sure crop, as
frost seldom or never destroys il on the islAnds
Of the Lake. We also noticed apples, cherries,
and berries In profusiOn at Kellsy's; and IL is
probable that at the proper time our citizens
will be partakers Of some Of the good things
which are now in course Of growing to perfsc
tion.
There is an abundance of grain, and produce
raised upon the Island, and taken all in all, il
is desirable place to live. 1t is certainly
both romantic and real
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28
Light for the Millionl
Cost only One Cent an Hour.

THE introduction of IMAGES PORTABLE
GAS GENERATOR Into this city has delnon-
srated the fact 90 iousy desired that Gas LfauT
10 now within the reach ofAll, IL not only LIGHTS
the places Of INDUSTRY and the MANSIONS OF the
WEALTHY, but will dapel tho darkness from the
HOMES Of those n the humber wslhs Of life, ren-
derlng them cheerful and happy, by placing GAS
within their means. Call At " Langdon A Bros
the suceeseful triumph Of this light over al othea
All the beautiful and various designs OF LAMPS,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, and CHANDELIERS, for
Halls, Parlore and Churches, whtoh serve the
double purposes or ORNAMENT 7 and LIGHT, con-
stantly on hand aud ready 70 put up on short no
tlce Arrangements can be made with the under-
signed 10 light CouHrny CnuRcnEs, HALIa, STORES
SHOPS and REsIDENCEs, on favorable terms, and
warranted to give satislactirn. Call immediately
while the assortment is good, and make your sciec.
tione. W. a w L. WfNCHFfI.
apraI-lywoem6dtwemaeo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

D~The Urbana Eating House, which gave
bait to the ExeursiOnists going north, sueessd-
cd in getting their money back on their return.
We learn that 90 cenle was charged for looking
at a lew persons cleaning of the scanty scraps
from the table
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

0.Fst. Paul's Episcopal Church will hold
service in their hall, Phillips Building corner
Of Main and Second streets, TO morrow at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and sP. ". Rev. Mr. Robbins
will officiate and preach upon the subject Of
his Missionary effort. All are invited, and q
Perso1 will be stationed at the stairway to di
rect strangers to the hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-28

gJ-The "sOlid parient," who had charge oi
seOea aughters-mOdel girls, whose prOPrie'y
amiability and beauty won foT them the sdmi.
ration ofthe e1eursionists--is entirely cOnya-
lesCenl aud he informs us that he is now anx.
ious to enter upon just such another iaunt with
his lovely proteges, who were delighted with
the recent trip, and with his falherly pFotec,
ton. He says his bank account is all right.