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!
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NEW TREATMENT.
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P-R.I VAT E
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE |!


A It the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
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ness and the Secret Iniirmties of Youth and Matu-
rity by DR. AMOS son, Buffalo, n. Y. ONCE,
corner of Main and Quay streets, (up stairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility,
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as Sem
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
instrument, when used oonjointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented a most important instru-
ment for the of the above diseases IthaH been
subjected to test by the mostemnont physiciansin
London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York; it has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure OF Seminal
Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs,
caused by the secrethabis Of youth. Price Ten Dolls
lars, by Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class of maadieA and
the relief the have consequently been able to rem
der their felow-oreaturs isfully testified CRATE
fully acknowledged by eonvaleseent patients and
country, FOR the express purpose only OF consulta
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the most signal advantages yet rom what they
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these Infectious complaints from their most simple
condition to that of the most dangerous and tnlet
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of their prevention and removal, anC likewise in
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the ill effccts OF unsilu or improper treatmentj
therefore DI AMOS and SON have succeeded in
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short the iaudabe end of their remedies is the less
ening of great mass of human misery by the allev
iation, relief and prevention OF those grieyous af
ctons that in reality the secret foe OF life and
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alod for skin and interference for their exter
min Ltion.
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Persons in an3 part of the world may be success-
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case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
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"A Guide for Guardians.

JUST PUBLISHED A NEW LAW BOOK.
A Guide, with Forms, For Guardians OF Minors and
Probate Courts In Ohio, concerning the Relation
Of Guardian and Watd,with Directions and Forms,
including IournI Entries, for all steps frOm the
Appointment to the Final Settlement Of Guar
dianH; containing, also, the Duties Of Guardiaes,
Wards and Probate Judges In all matters OF Guar
diSnship. BY F.J. Matthews, Judge Of the supe-
rior Court OF Franklin County, Ohio. One Vol,
SyO., 10 Law Binding. Price, $500.
nualb A. No. 60. Main ST., DAYTON, o.
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miles the shortest line between Dayton and Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS
on and after MONDAY, AUG. %, 1859, regular
trains will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves at 500 =. m, arrives At
Toledo At 80 y. M, Detroit $40 D. M connects At
Detroit with the Great Western II. r. OF Canada Tor
Niagara Fails, Albany, New York and bostoni con-
meets AZ Lima N n 90 with trains on the p ~.
at Fort Wayne At 100 y. m In time 20 connect with
trains on Toledo, Wabsah Western Road for
Huntington, Peru and LOgauaport, and arriftng At
Chicago AZ 730 y. m, In time 10 e1uuetf ttth all
evening trains leaving that city. This unln ALTO
connects At Toledo with trains on NJ. 5. N ~ r.
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with trains on the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road for Cleveland aud
Buffalo; also connects IT sidney with trains on D.
l. Road, eastn and west, and atPiqua for Columbus.
SECOND TRAfN--LeAves Day ton At I, 20 p. m. CON
meets at Lima with trains r, f. W. g. n. r. al
~ ,lldnight, and arrives At Chicago az 62O m,
making ooso connection with all trains for the west
and northwest, aud At Olelo At 1ib A. m, connect
ing with all morning trains west and north and with,
steam Boat for Cleveland and Buffalo.
Sleeping Cars attached to all night trains be-
tween LANA and Chicago.
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicsgo, and points West and North-west. Aiao for
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern eities and
for all local points the Beleontaine and Indian
apols r. r. can be had by calling on s. r. kIN0, Tick
et Agent, Union Depot Daytoni or on the dih rent
agents on the line.
Fare as low as by any other route.
be careful and calf for Tickets by way OF Lima.
E-The rates Of Freight 10 all Points East OF west
viii AZ all times be ~ favorable charged by
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago,
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit
aug23 NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup't.
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WEEDS
PATENT
Sewing MVchlnes

Avegalnedthe confidence
Of all who use them, and
have proved one OF the
most valuable inventions
Of the age. They use a
shuttle, making the Lock
stitch on both eidos offho
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NO MORE EXPLOSIONS!

0reenough's CaEbonic Acid Gas Non-
Hxploaivo Burning Fluid
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENT
original Inventor Of Camphene and Burning Fluid,)
for the eqousiye right to manufacture and sell the
NoN-FXPLoSIVE BURNING FLUID,
In Dayton and Montgomery county, am now pre-
pared 20 offer II to the public. Having seen and
made great variety OF the most dangerous experi-
ments with the Fluid, am fully assured that
IL may be used with PBRFE0T SAFETY
And without the slightest possibility Of accident
ana VIII not explode under any ordinary use OF
Burning Fluid. have fully tested its merits In
presence OF all OF our best Chemists, and many ei-
Eens All pronounce IL OF the utmost importance to
every family a. safe and brilliant Light.
1t 70 used In the same Lamps as the common
finld. and although little more expensive In the
mAnliaeturei VIII be sold at SeTy slight advance
over common Fluid.
Dr. W. w. STEWART, Druggist,
ang2s No. 50 Main street, Dayton,
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Grain Market.
Dayton Tobacco Market.
Cincinnati MarketI.

TOBACCO-Very dull. aud no sales. Wrap
pers quoted at 5@9e, and Filters 2@4I6c.
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aRBnnvILLn AND MIAMIR. r


Change of Time,
nnand after Monday, April II, 1859, until fur-
Otner notice, trains will run as follows;
LhaVos Dayton Union Depot at $40 a. M. and
5,00p. NJ. Arrive at Union at II 80 a. m. and
7,5O p. m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at AS q. m, and AS p. m,
arrives at Dayton at 10,55 a. n. ., and 3, IS, .. IN.
The 800 P. NJ train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection At Union with the Express train on the
Beietontaine road for Indianapolis, connecting on
its arrival with trains for Lafayette, Terre Haute
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickets and further information, Applyt to
Samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 9th street.
II. @. sTIMsoN, sup't.
dec2
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THE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD STREET,
A few doors East of the PosT OFFICE,
DAYTON, o.
BOOTS. SHOES. &C.. &c!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
no. 81, Jefferson Street.

"Itis now settled that the LASTING health of AwL
men, women and children, depends on the condition
Of their soLEsln -
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cincinnati Hamilton nsudDaytonR.T


VHANUIl OT IN N
ON and after Monday April IL, 1889, Passen-
" gerrrains will lleavethe 6thi tree DepO II, Day
ton for Cincinnati, as follows;
Returning Trains.
At5.O0 a. M, sos a. M, 400 p. IN, and I 80
p. In.
viii leave Cincinnati for Dayton, at 800
a. m. 500 a. M, 4.30 p. m. and 6,GO P. IN.
The 7.30 p. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
aprg DANIEL McLAREN ,Sup't.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot, on Main street, IL
n sqrs from the Court House, and known az the
Temperance House. The house IL well calculated
for Hotel OF Boarding House. Lot,4sH front, BY
l49 feet deep.
For particulars, inquire Of
jyl6 HENRY KIS6INGER.
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COPARTNHRsaIp

DR. WIN EGRY, DIR. N. ED. LEAMAE.
HAVE this day associated with me in the
Practice OF Medicine and Surgery DR.. N, I'd, Lea-
man, Of this city.
door west OF Ohio Block.
Dayton, August Is, 1858. augI9
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Dayton & Michigan R.R


AND FORM / Nc in CONNECTION
"A with the Detroit and Toledo n. r., 90 miles the
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit and with
the plttsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago aail R0ad, 80
mites the shortest line between Dayton and Chicago
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02
THE MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 81.
Flour loo. lower. $4.40@5 100 for Vest
ern brands. Wheat unchanged, with sales at
$l.373 for new White Michigan, and ST. As
l9l.5O for new White Kentucky. Rive 1900
soc Oats 37@40c. Mess pork $500;
prime $l3.45@l362. 's1i'HI
CHICAGO, Aug. 81.
Flour-Steady at So go for Spring Extra,
and 81 50@5. 30 for winter Extra. Wheat
Firm and steady. No. White Winter SOC;
No. / Red GOO; No. Spring 73(974c; No.
Q, 7O922c; Old STANDARD 52c,. all in store.
Oats-Sales of No. l Railroad t,59c; No.
Q at SIC, and canal at Coo. Oats-Canal
'273c f. o. b.; No. l, Csc in store, and &c
on track. Barley-Nominal at ,35(040c.
Rye-Sales at 54(056c. Potatoes-Duls.
Sales small and demand limited at 40(045c:
for choice Meshannocks. Onions-Dnl at
4O@50c. Game-Prairie chickens in large
supply and dull at $l.25 per dozen; Wild
ducks $1.25 per dozen.
Lire Stock.-Fat cattle 3(03c, mostly
ranging from 2@2}c. Hogs 24Q31c. -.
.E ST.. LOUIS "A ug. %. 81
Receipts, 10000 bush. wheat and. 1000
bush. corn. Flour-A decline in New Or.
leans freights gave o slight impetus, to the
market. Sales of 2, 500 -bbls. at 81 for CITY
superine and branded extra and $5(05.25
for country double extra, Wheat advanced
Sc per Blu. Sales of fair TO good Fall at
s5@9oc; prime at 90o9$l. 90 !; choice Red :
at $l.O8 choice White at 3l,05@l.l0 and
extra Red ak $l.l2& delivered. ~ Corn dull,
Mixed White at 70@72e.s Oats improved.
with sales at 36(94Oc. Rye 6207sc. Dry
lint hides l5c. Prime hay TOO. i Potatoes
5U(O4Oc. e e as4s5a i s5sf Fzgv,ss} q. f5ss
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The Wholesale Trade of uusca-
81 tine.

The WhOiesole Trade Of hIusca.
tine.
Muscatine, at the present time, is offering
great indncenehts 10 merchants and others
for the purchase of goods, at wholesale,
Lne Jobbing Houses are receiving extensive
stocks Of goods for the fall trade, in the vari-
Gus departments of merchandise. Their
facilities for receiving and sending out
goods 10 all tho various town 10 ths,region
of country surrounding them in Iowa and
Illinois enables them to compete success
fully witha any cities or the Mississ;ppi Iiver,y
or with Chicago, for the jobbing business. :.
Among the prominent business houses
which are doing an extensive jotbing trade,
in the various departments, we would call
attention to the well known wholesale
Hardware, Farming Tool and Seed estab.
lishment OF CHAs. & WM. L. SroNE-the
long-established and very extensive Boot
and Shoe house of Messrs. JOHNSON & EVANS
- the large and well-6iled CrocLery and
Glass -ware house of GEO. W. DILLAwAY- 2
the extensive Wholesale Grocery sl,osse of
CnAs. Evans. the Wholesale Saddlery- Hard
'oare, Leather and Shoe Finding establish
'nent of Ii. S. CoMProN-the very large
wholesale Lumber, FurmitMrs,' Dry Goods
and Grocery establishment OF DUSsnoRE g.
CnAMBEKs-the old-establislled wholesale
Iron and Stovs store of II. W. MooRs-the
very large wholesale Dry Goods house Of
LRMp Il sELLs-tlie long-known wholesale
Grocery house of HATCH & vHuMPuREYs-
and the Wholesale Drug Store of F. H.
| STONE. tat@ .s y>s~s ~ ssssfEi
These houses have all been established
for considerable length Of time. They i'm
port and procure most Of their stocks from
first hands. They are already enjoying an
extensive wholesale trade, but with the
stocks they have on hand and arriving, they
are enabled to accommodate still more
extensive trade. We would, therefore, in
vite for them q call from dealers in the
various kinds of goods in their several
branches Of trade in towns more reno to
than those to which they have heretofore
extended their trade, as well as those with
whom they are already acquainted. a.s- i,
We would also say in this article that
our produce buyers haue plenty ofmoney
and pay higher prices for Wheat, Pork, Hides
and all other kinds Of produce. than any
other town on the river above St. Louis. ESQ
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Hsuy sparilag!y.


The subjoii.ed timely and sensible advice
appeared some weeks a.o in the Chicago
Press and Tribune. We intended to copy
it at the time but lnislaid the paper. 1t is
not too late yet, however. We commend it
to the earnest attention of every body:
"Ano,her good crop will bring US opt,
and the West will be all right" is the form
of consolation by the aid Of which Western
men have borne the burden OF he hard
times. The good crop is here; but the
prevailing prices of all the great staples bid
fair to rule so low, that the economy that
has been practiccd for two years past must
still be enforced, else the country's troubles
will not be relieved The commercial cities
of the Atlantic sea board are full of import
ed goods-for the most part articles of lux
vry-and n market for large portion of
them is confidently looked for in tho West.
We have before warned our readers who
deal 10 general merchandise that the New
York drnmmers are to be avoided and we
to-day renew our exhortations, begging
them to measure their purchases by the
conntry's ability to pay. They may he a :
surea that the West needs aud can take but
an infntesimal quantity of the ship loads
of gew-gaws and inery with which the New
York ware houses are loaded down; and
that the dealer in the interior OF Illinois.
Iowa or Wisconsin, who disregards the
warnings which he may see in the face of
affairs, and leads up his shelves with those
things which his customers are unable to
buy, or which, buying they cannot pay for,
will have plenty Of desire to repent his folly.
When wheat in Chicago can fad no BUYERS
ut prices whice will relnnnerate the farmer
for the cost OF labor employed in its produc.
ton. the ten thousand articles Of male dan
dyisln and the innumernble conceits Of fem. |
mine fashion, have no place in any prudent
dealers invoices. What we want is cash to /
relieve the farmers of the pressure Of CON
Stunning mortgages, to lift notes that are
bearing rninous rates f interest, to settle
long standing balances between neiehbors.
to square up store bills, to pay the black.
smith, the tailor. shoemaker and manufactu.
rer,oi agricultural implements. Silks. vel.
vets, jewelry, watches, laees, pianos, wines
and imported cigars, come with RETURNING
they are insdmiasibls now
Buy light, then, and of such things :. ara
indispensable, but leave the giincracks and
gew-gaws to those who have imported them.
Buy light and. ba on the safe side. II our
markets improve aud our prices raise. there
will be time enough for luxuries then. i
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81 In Kentucky, the Opposition to the
Administration have elected FIVE Repre-
sentatives to the next Congress, being
gain Of three AS compared with the last del
egation: In Tennessee they have elected
seven out of the ten Representatives COM
posing the Congressional delegation, being
gain of four members in the next Congress.
In North Carolina they have elected four
out of the eight members of Congress, being
gain of tw0. So that in the Southern
States of Kentucky, Tennessee and North
Carolina, the Democracy have sustained
loss of NINE members of Congress-. And
last, though not least, the Oppos ton have
elected Hon. Sam. Houston Governor Of
Texas, over his Democratic competitor, Mr..
Runnells, the present incumbent. That will
d, very we'll tor the South. ~ a& 7s.'-. "a
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UPPER Iowa NJ. f. CoNFERENcE.-Thjs
Conference closed harmonious and profit
able session at Iowa City ON Tuesday last.
About la5 clergymen were in attendance.
The Conference adopted strong temperance
and aati sla=sry .esoiations. They rec.
ommend to the General Conference of tn
Church, to change the discipline of the Church
so as to forbid 'the buying, selling, hold
ing or transferring of any human bling to
be used in slavery" The Methodist Church
is emphatieal!y an anti-slavery organization
The following is a list of the appointments
in the Iowa City District, of which S. Pam
coast is Presiding Elder:
Iowa City,. G.. Dimmitt. .--s=,
Solon-H. Taylor, VIM. Black.
Marion-E. G. Byam.
Mt. Vernon-Elias Skinner.
Lisbon-A. Coleman.
Iipton-I. T. Coleman.
Hcbron-H. W. Beach.
Cedar-W. N. Brown.
Pioneer-I. Scoles.
Springville G. Wolfe.
Paris-Alrah King.
Mineral Creek--to be supplied. 8
Apamosa--A. IL Ames.
Langworthy Ito be supplied.
Cornell College, s. NJ Fellows, s. N. Eel
lows and D. Ii. Wheeler, proprietors. Y.
s. P. Crawford, Agent Am. Bible Society
and member Mt. Vernon Quarterly Con-
ference. Up #
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,EElE NEWS,

An Irishman, named McGwire, fell from
the high bridge of the Central Railroad near
| Clinton, Pa, on the night of the GOTH a dis
lance of over 100 feet, and was instantly killed
He was walking across the bridge and it is
supposed was intoxicated at the time.
FOREIGN = The steamship Indian, from
Liverpool, 18th, arrived at Quebec on the 29tIf
Nothing has transpired yet concerning the
Zurich Conference. The plen;potentiares
held no formal sitting on the 10Th and 10th,
but were engaged in festivities. tri-
umphal entry into Paris of the army of Italy,
on the 14th, passed off finely The streets
were crowded to excess. All the public
and many of the private buildings were dec
GRATED, and the Nominations in the evening
were on the grandest scale. The soldiers
taken from the enemy received ovations. The
Emperor is said to have been coldly received
in the more democratic quarters of Paris. On
Sunday evening, grand banquet was given
by the Emperor to the principal chiefs of the
army. At the close of the banquet, the
Emperor made a speech, and distributed
medals to all who were engaged in the italian
camSsign. On the day of the tets, the
Emperor pardoffffeesd upwards of 100 persons,
who had been sentenced to Imprisonment for
the commission Of various crimes. The death
of the King of Prussia was expected hourly.
All the Princes and Ministers have been re-
called No attempt was made to conceal from
the public the near approach of his DEATH
Garibaldi has accepted the command of all the
forces in Central Italy. He had arrived at
Leghorn.
"A dispatch from New Bedford, Mass
says the railroad depot at Fair Haven was
destroyed by fire on the Goth. Loss 10000.
The overland California mail arrived at
St. Louis, on the 30th, bringing very little
news, Horace Greeley had gone to visit
Col. Fremont A duel between Swan and
Broderick was expected Immediately after
the election.
Ii The steamship Asia sailed from New
York for Liverpool, on the 31st, with
$1,000, 900 in specie. t-
The revolutionists in Venezuela have
thrown President Castro in prison. They
have 1900 men under arms at Caracas, and
have taken a determined stand to overthrow
the Federalists.
FoRElGN.-Fhe steamer Jason arrived at St.
Johns on the aoth, with Liverpool dates to the
goth. The Zurich Conference is in state of
mastery inactivity. Nothing of Importance
had yet been done. The Empress Eugene,
of France, was eneiente. The King of Prussia
had rallied his strength, and was expected to
linger for time. The steamer Great Eastern
is to leave, on the Sd of September, on her
trial trip, Political affairs in England were
quiet. Richard Golden had been to London.
A grand demonstration was given him by his
iRochdale constituents. !. "a