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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-20

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out lilir nfns.inT, aad has also hon usfk bv nv ~
We mqauudr " ru unqg n fm thr bfR nfonhraiions "
hHyu evrr u,ci-h which dee uratioa numetous iiebds
oln H..
~ We ehipk lhat N those n 10 convince nothing less
th hHin v az Nt sumo ioN deusr nv 10 ntI nFelr. ~
ON having these, WV 'r'7'' TF''-'- f'''
ESQ arc che snlJ prsplTaaas ported In aay suanti.y
We as ifn % haso hd teat uoi the ut prcsd Ons
OF w hosinrer tl est yer 81 % POI boltle-
Ad!iess M leug't iuI iRfnmntion, &C.. 10 "Mu. s. A.
AlFe'a eufu'e llAf Naalotar Dupu No. IA nus -
epd 10 Rol nk 90 outside wFapper aud 10 BLACK nk 10
tstoapas1od oa bolti, s-aoas 5thof "a ll afH IT
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6otrls.
JOTEL DUMAS
Builders e Arfhitrfte.

BROOKS S. @. & e. W, BUILD
ID Frs. Ais danafactuTeTs Of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Brackets aud s uds Of ScrollSawng aud Gothic WORK
Dyiyion-st nea Centre Block. Cleveland o. nolO-c3l
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Missionary 10 Higi1 Aiartasbuygh "
IN Consequence a her lnug residence IA the .freusmed
lsntd lwr hbr and toalp in vers ua % thy condt-
ton Aaor trying vlriu' articles thout sd cess AMI
eventually using Nus s. Aliens. sur wires tho
AmTcln haplist'-'Ihnvo darvsd much benodt I'm
the use ot"hhs $ A. Alen'swo lls Hair Restorer and
Aylobaispmumi'l have ie various other remedies Tor
ms ha but never anything lhAt mater ny ani psrma
ReHty bpnedtlcd me as has those Of Ms S. A. Aron"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-20

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PRFsrDrsr I. n. EATON, IL. D, Onion usi,a,s.


PREspESr ~ EATON, Ii D, Uaion Uai,sJag
Mnrj1stsJoro Tsnassss
"MADAM-i would stais that some time isst spring 4
laiuo NY HAtRFttIlao bFF. I ooucuded 20 purchase
bottle Of Mts-s A. Aiivps w5r s Ifiis Rssorsr" hc
ani give rial commenced using Il hut very IRE
snary, bot notwithstanding this rrseularity found
that It's influence was distinctly visible IHE FALLING oFF
oF HAIR CEASED, and my locks which before were quite
oRrY' wsRE cHANos 80 TO BLioK ihuot consider that
have given "a furttial, bu from shut have seop Of
psehecis my own have reason 70 boeva that il
Is capable Of accompiisus what II proposes to d. viz
TO PHEvEN- rms H.rH FaoN FAILING oFF, aud 10 n
STORE GRAY LocKs1o THEIR ORIGINAL coLon.p
MAJ. d, W. CLARK, wi Of REV d. W CLARK, Edi-
iors "LqdisJ Repofioy" Ciacinnat OAig
Il have been using Mis. s. A. Allsa's zoloialsamum
with much ss saoiion in dressing ny own a. cbidrtn
hair Ahertrving wrious Articles mauuac urud ior ilc
hair feel no hesitation 10 rocommendng your astis
best have sver usel Il gives thehaira son. glossy a2-
peHance' and retains u in Ypo>ili1n tesirei."
Rgv InHN r 70 ltE, Editor "car,siian Aauosaf.
BBaio N, y. H.tf
Your Hair Rosloror and ~ obalson um is the be.
have ever lnovn 1t has r,sor,d my hair to its natura
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-20

Rev v, DEGEN Ef Gnds 10 HaIa.,,p - Rosso.
"ir. s. "A. Alens sworlds Hair Rostorer, found anon
our her advertisements psert from actual expert
mont rhit it promotes the growth Of the hair whore
hNbuess illd commenced, have now the evidence
onr own eyes. We eau testify TO its Effects"
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Gngrauers.

ENG RAVING AND LITHOGRAPHING
PRAINARD IL BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS Bsnk
tTast Ctave'aHd. n,
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Il ave used Mrs. 4. Alon'saWgid's lisr Re,torer
and L'uhnlsuinum with NtT bUnrht 10 NV Il milV
ita eualng und healing runerss removing dandruh und
gym m the hHif putural aud cultly touo sud soassg
aufpuH tho OF auy. breiafatnn known D. mn "
REF. J. ~. GRlsWOLD, WasAHgiou .Nsw HaHpsAire
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prp @opI0s.

RECEIVED LAST EVENING BY
~ EIDr-ss. low uure cases Of thnss ~, 6,o.,.i
trench SIX Hats Il ' N1-"'"N1D'u
Cleveland Ma, 9h, 1859 n - ~ sup u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-20

"Ihave used Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Rostoror
and Zyohhlsauum The effect Of the Hair Restorer ba,
been TO Glance the "CrJwn OF Gioryp which belonrs to
Old men 'othe original hue Of YOUTH This was done BY
snse bottle used riu fo directions Others Of my
acqnaiotaa.e with same eiIsot. The zYobalsamum Ire
gard as auinvaluabe dressing for tue hsirg
REv. DANIEL. T. WOOD Middlsfo,sa oro.,. r. A v
Myh haW has greotir tiickenod upon nv head ana nut
on avery lively healthy appearance The same IS te OF
m' daushter; HERHAlR HAD BECoME THIN. AND
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST nApp. ,1t.t
HAIR II AS HANDSoNELY TIuCKEErn ttp 49,
ALSO las A HEALTHY APPEARANCE. We are
thankful to YOU aud that we have fun value Of our
money! |..e.
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DENTIST.
DR w i GTTILD HAS REMOV

IL ed his Dental Office 10 Room No Is. Hoffman block
Superior street East of Public square, South of p a. All
who need ls service Of DENTIST will save themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY by giving him
cal Eec rciiy used TO mitigate PAIN for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, Silver Porcelain aud Yulcmzad Rubbsr Base,
u the best reeth Ia sets from $40 10 $50 Col
filings according TO size OF the cavity from So upward.
maYlI
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II WIS real su, pr,pd 10 ihd my vuy hair turnt
~ huc, a. when lwrs' Young tutn''N
REy ~. kLlNk LePBowa, PegRsyiusRia
III has s'OpWd Tue tthg un Ut hair, aud caused
new gfowlh il.h9nsh did no a tend 10 /, rs your q
REA GEO a. SPRArT, Aqeat m, baptist Pab. iskia
fotfiB Lenisburgh, unicH County, Team
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-20

"Soyer persons have apphSd 10 To procure for h
your Wurds iqr Res pret 90 they have IL
eecis ON the hair Of ono N my hmily Wecan aud DO
cheerful recOmmendtt %
REv, AMOS BLANCHARD, MrdeH, Nes- -Hrmpshire.
we hiuk vIv higilv OF your pvaraui un aud have
mrit bo dHposo ufh .l II. ."III.' ~
RAW. WILLIAM poRrEUS, Sianl0ioh Connecticut.
Your exc Silent iIoir Res has NV mdst
guha eNpoetn onF,n causing u " to GROW when hd
Hilen have recmmondod 1t tom friends, aud they
REV h BRUGE, Ns5ma Net, Gaiiatn couay. I1inoH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-20

DR. b. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental ONCE to his residence No 90
Wood four doors North Othe NJ C. Church, where lie
will be happy TO an Of his in patrons or uuy 9th
wh9 may ueed his services
Clsvalaud. March 10 lS5S-mh2l.dt
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htt uWitilr uUa a.. &c W
RBy WA. CurrER Edifar Of Moihsrs MaJariHs. NJ Y.
= loll HYlubilsamum nus un supo t,r. Il certainly
sefF 70 cleanse thuuughy the r aud arnla
any uthuess or drnrss uud alvsys produce tho tOft
Res4 knoss qad natural GLOSS hit reqasa to rem
der thu human luiT pFTfg5tl heauuiul n
REV Y ENANs, Bspi, D,i,i Couaig, Ohio.
4 hnve psod one bottle; Il has olunssd my hair aud ,tap
ped its Iulhu3 OF "
REy IAS lrFyr PI.f'r Rrsi Prcsbyi,raa Carrch, Cr-
GH.t CguHip, N.
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chaug. lhe huir ~ 10 nAtuTni cnoe z"
REV JAMESP. STONE, Greeasblro' Vermont
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

AZ Ihe Aurora Borealis Of the Gazette is az
unhappy in his argument on the usery ques-
tion a. he was in his endeavors TO ring in the
ioool business in this campaign. He gets hold
Of the on exploded "Bushol Argument" and
snuRs himself away in Il, but his ears stick
out. Did II ever ocur to him that money is the
measure Of value, the same as the bushel is the
measure by which wheat, corn. oats aud other
commodities are measured, and their value in
money deiermined7 Money has no intrinsic
value of its own--ouly that which is given e
by law The contents Of the bushcl, OF the
quantity 10 cubic inches it must hold. is also
determined by law. The law does not say TO
this man--"yOu can measure with Busbel Of
such size and to an other some other size !"
but the exact dimensions are given, and all
must conform TO IL caa cur friend enlighten
the public how mopey is more valuable in the
hands Of the useref flan It is in hands Of those
who demand only ffhe legal rates Of interest ?
viii one hundred Dollars borrowed from the
money shark At fvefa seven per cent month
buy more than One Huudred Dollars borrowed
at six or eight per cent per annum from bunk7
Why should men sif they deserve TINT name)
without either couaience or mercy be allowed
TO prey on the necessities Of the community
These are questionswhoso importance outweigh
all the dust attempted TO be thrown upon the
money issue,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
me PresentatlOn At springnelo

On Saturday evening last, the Oregon Fir
Company Of this city went up to Springfield
for the purpose Of presenting the Rover Fir,
Company Of that city with Large Photograph
ic Picture. On their arrival at the Springfield
Depot, they were met by the "Rovers," and a
large concourse Of ciiizens, who had got an ihk
ling Of what was "in the wind" and the Ore.
gons were escorted III handsome style to the
Hail Of the Rovers, where the presentation took
place in due form. The photograph" was
presented BY Justice Turner, President Of the
Company, who made short, neat and peril
nent address, in which good will to the Rovers
in particular, and firemsn aud the "rest Of mAn'
kind" in general, was largely predomipant.-
Mr.. Turner'S address was rcpouded to on be.
half Of the Company by VIM, Reed, Esq, who
made very happy effort The addresses were
received by "cheer. on cheer" and rounds Of
applause made the very walls roar VIC regret
that we have not time and space to devote to
this feature Of the evening.
The Photograph was an excellent front view
of the Oregon Engine House, flauked by 70
members Of the company. II was about f.
in leng tn by 9 y in breadth. aud had about il a
magnificent frame. The Photograph was by
Mr., o. u. Finch, Of this city, and is a credit
10 them aud the art The exceeding appropri>
ativeness of such gift shows that the oregons
are men Of taste as well as practical firemen.
Afcr the presentation exercis,s the party sat
down to superb collation. which had been pre-
pared for the occasion. "Our folks" say they
never saw better "solid and fluid" bill Of fare
spread out, and they have "traveled % or
course there was "joy unoonfned" for a brief
hour, when the Neptune company Of that city,
preceded by band ofmusic called atthe Hall,
and rendered the oregons an invitation to visit
their Hall, and psrtake of another COLLATION. |
The first part of the invitation was accepted
but the boys being Jnb, reluctantly declined
the latter.
On their return TO the cars, about / o'clock,
the Oregons were escorted by the Rovers,
Neptunes, and a very large crowd Of citizens,
with music and cheers. Indeed one continu-
GUS cheer went up the whole evening; it was
grand gala time; and we venture the assertion
that never was there more proper and joyous
occasion had in Springfield. When the train
started the "hurrahs" were positively deafens
ing, and they were heard "going up" as long
as the train was in ear'shot.
Last Saturday evenings "Presentation" and
conseqnent Incidents will be remembered by
participants with pleasure as long as they can
remember any thing on earth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

Mas. VARIAN-JANEs' CoNcEET TO morrow
evening Mrs. YarianeJames will give her Cd
and last concert in This city, at Huston Hall.
We do not know tina, We eau add any thing 70
what we bsve said favorable to this really ac>
complished lady, and sweetest singer In the
world 1t is hardly necessary to request our
citizens not to forget, in the abundance of ats
traction now being offered here, to attend the
concert on Tuesday evening. A sense of pro
priety, as we'll as admiration for the fair cGnto-
tytes, will suggest to all what is proper on the
occasion. Let Huston Hall be filled-ay,
crowded-on tONmorrow evening We conf.
dently expect to chronicle such result, in sddi,
ton to the fact that every body was delighted,
and that "joy was unconfned."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05


GJ'We felt pretty confident that some one
would be found to prevail upon our Sd street
contemporary to keep as much as possible Of
himself in his shell, and we were not disap
pointed. That he would "wrIggle," and make
snoots" at us in the act Of withdrawal was to be
expected that he would slightly show his -
teeth we felt sure; these exh ibitions were nat
ural, and 1t is reasonable that he be ipduleed
in them. He who tramples upon a worm in
very wantonness will not object to its turning
up" and offering such other evidences of its
disagreeable position as it is capable. We have
hope now that when new hide grows upon
the fellow it will be thicker, in order to com
peusate somewhat for the poor quality of mate
rial which is to be found inside. and which ID
constantly finding its way TO the surface.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

BALL OF THE MONTGOMERY GuARD.-On
Thursday night of this week, the Montgom-
cry Guard give their I'd annual ball at Nix.
on's Hall, corner of st Clair and lst st.
The balls given by this company havo all
ways had the reputation of being tip,top
and they have ever managed to keep excel
lent order, Arrangements have been made
to have the coming entertainment eclipse
any previous one given. We feel sure the
Guard will come up to the mark, and we
hope they and their numerous guests will
enjoy themselves vastly. We will be there
TO see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

sarThe Marsh Troupe had large audi
ence on Saturday evening, who were de.
lighted with the performance. These Jus
veniles possess strong powers of attraction,
and those who go to see them once will de.
sire to &C again. Tonight they enact "The
40 Thieves" little George as "Mustapha,7 y
in which he will deprive somnolent people
of the ability to sleep very sound for a week
to come The Wandering Minstrel" viii
close the evenings entertainment. The bill
is an excellent one, and the Marshes will
give it in the best style.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

GPThe following is, ss IL represents, from q
republican, whose name will be given to the
parties indicated, or any one whom they may
authorize to make the query. 1t is not ad.
dressed in the usual way directly to the candis
dates for election. but as the wIiter is 10
earnest it is hoped that the gentlemen who are
nominated for the Legislature will respond to
il.
ED EMrrRF Having always voted the whig
and after it's demise, the republican ticket, aud
still cherishing the old principles at heart,
would like TO say few words il not out Of
place, through the medium of your paper
Thara ara many that say---alwAys go with youI
party, same as with your couDtry, right a
wrong As am a free thinker | don't believe
in the former, but do in the latter principle
think there IL too much Of that kind Of doc
trine in all parties Were they iess we would
have better laws TO govern Us; made by better
men.
noticed one plank in your platform tha!
suits, might say, three quarters IL not seven
eights Of The people, that Is the one allnding To
usuTy. Now, republican, would like 10 ask
what assurance have we that the two Repre-
sentatives nominated on that platform or plank
| il you please, will carry out that measure
have my doubts whether "planks" amounts Ia
much, unless VIC have the assurance from the
parties nominated given us, above their sigma,
iure; their assent, to he plank, aud that they
will, II elected, vote for no other measure what
ever, that will not be in keeping, in spirit, aud
in truth, with that platform.
II the democratic nominees for Representative
will come ont over their signatures, and let US
know their position on the above, 10 as fsw
words as possible, we have no doub, bat the
gen. .lemen OF tho Opposition will do the same
et. -.
gas aud steam will be unnecessary, Jr in olhel
words the msiority will know which ofthe can
didatss look to their interests.
MANUFAOTURRR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

EDITOR EMPIRE Please ask the editor Of
the Gazette to tell us, IL the individual who
sells peaches DC, at an exorbtant price endoTses'
or in other words gives security as 10 case Of
selling a note, that the buyer will get his money
own risk; notes you buy If the maker don't
pay, you must hence we would infer selling a
note is only borrowing money; selling peaches
DC, is entirely an other thing. This alluding to
buying aud selling notes as anything else won't
do so long as the seller has to insure the pay
ment thereof. M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

-. We call the especial attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of NJ. Dinner,
Esq, in to~dsy's paper, He has now the
largest and most elegant stock of fine Cabi-
net Ware, parlor and chamber furniture, he
has ever before had in his rooms and we
know that his stock has ever been noted as
No, l. He has everything in his line, and
his prices for cash are put down even below
Cincinnati prices In the multitude Of at
fractions through which the money "goes
away" we hope the people viii consider
where they may "get their money back
Mr.. Dinners Rooms, corner of Main a Cd is
just the place. Call and see his elegant fur
niture. Mr.. o. has one of the best and
most accommodating clerks to be found in
the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

ADMISSION TO THE Horse FAIR IR--Inquiries
are being constantly propounded to us as to
what will be the prices of admission to the
Horse Fair. We are informed by Mr.. Smith
that single tickets will be % cents; to be
obtained each time the holder enters the en-
closure. Season tickets, emitting the hold
ers to go in and out at pleasure during
the Fair, 81. CO. The seats inside are the
property of Mr. Hoaglen, andeach person oc-
cupying them will I've charged 10 cents exr
krn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
Dseo 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

S@rour paper will be, necessarily, prin,
cipally filed with LOCAL affairs this week;
and we fear that in this regard we will be
oblige1 to observe more brevity than will
please our readers. Our advertising pa,
irons will excuse us if their favors do
not invariably appear on the day they are
handed in. Correspondents must give way
for the inevitable tide of current events
now crowding upon us. We will promise,
however, to give the patrons of The I'm.
pire fair epitome of the interesting events
Of this busy week.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

METHODIST CONFERENCES. Cincinnati
Conference of the NJ E. Church. holds its an
nual session, at Rsper Chapel. in this city CON
mencing to morrow.
The Lay Association, Of the same conference
will convene here on Wednesday, and continue
two days.
The Ohio Conference fthe Methodist Church
is now in session at Columbus On Friday
last, they visited the cabinet of the Ohio Wes
leySn University at Delaware, and had a grand
reunion upon the grounds attached to the in,
stitution.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

BALLOON ASCENSION PROF. j. Bellman, an
experienced aronant, Of Cincinnati, will make
an ascension in his Mammoth Balloon, "Leyia.
than" from the National Horse Show Grounds
on next Saturday, 10Th. The Managers have
been importuned to continue the Fair one day
longer, and they have secured the attraction Of
the Balloon ascension. Every body will want
to see Bellman ascend to upper air."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
swThe Public Schools of this city open,

sS-The Public Schools of this city OPEN
cd this morning, and we learn that the at,
tendance was large, although it indicates
that quite number Of scholars are absent
This is probably owing to the attractions Of
fered by the Horse Fair, which will be held
here during the week We are Of decided
opinion that the Schools will be the better
place for the boys, and we appeal to all
rightminded parents, and guardians Of boys
20 see that those under their charge attend
the schools. We could give many impOr-
tant reasons for making this appeal, but we
hope that a moments reflection will have
the effect of determining those to whom this
is addressed to follow the suggestion we
make with the purest motives.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

SPLENDID TRUMPET were this morn.
ing shown a magnificent silver trumpet
which was presented by Messrs. Button &
Blake, Engin, Manufacturers, Waterford
N. Y, to the Deluge Fire company, Of this
city, though James Boyle, Esq, President
1t is certainly one Of the finest "horns" we
ever saw. A more elegant and appropriate
present could not have been made.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

USPoRTuSATE--This forenoon when the
noble pacing mare belonging to Mr.. VIM,
Slower was being taken around the track at
tho Fair Grounds, the driver of beer wa.
gon suddenly backed upon the track from
the side of a shed the mare being under
full headway ran against the wagon, graz
ring it, aud the sulky striking fairly was up
set and the driver thrown ont Tho mare
then suddenly wheeled, and ran through
two shanties, and was only stopped when
struggling through the third We learn
that the noble animal was severely injured
What was that beer wagon doing on the
track2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

gJ- We notice that ~. N" has been at the
Gazette office. Proper place "hsil fellows
well me, !" aiesgilbf reason and flow of soul;
'fhoughts that BREATHE" etc. Gazette man ere,
nounces nothing" neither does 81. N"
1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that bt at as one I"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

S@s There was a sumptuous dinner at the
"Franklin" yesterday. The Mayor, Mem
bers of the Council, County Officers, mem'
bers OF the press, and other distinguished
guests sat down to the repast. Messrs.
schieble & StFiokisT deported themselves as
become the proprietors of a popular and ex.
cellent hotel The "Franklin" is a No. l.
stopping place
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

McCoRKLE's CASE There is an error in the
general impression which has got abroad that
MeCorkle, the absconding Cashier of Rich
mond Bank, whose trial for forgery lately has
been generally noted, was acquitted. He was
not acquitted. There were eight indictments
found against him, but seven Of them were
.quashed by the Court, and this is all the "ac
quiltal" that has occurred. The eighth, for
larceny, is still pending.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
L0CALAND OTHER ITEMS,
BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
weekly Advcrtisemenrs,

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

n0-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always nesc--a
very important matterto them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

Paul Morphy, the Prince OF the chess board
is at the Ocean House, Newport. and so also
is Mrs. Butt and her accomplished daughter. NJ.
II. Butt. the young a0d tilulYirginia auth
oross. She is to Try her skill at chess with the
great king himself She is certain to win his
heart Il not the game.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

B@-Quite a number of noted horses have
arrived to compete at the Fair. The hotels
are being filled with persons from abroad
Tomorrow the crowds will come in