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WANIEn-By . RESPECTABLE woman, STU
small oes "a. sI 30 .sss 0s
drss. Box No. 3. Star oiEos. ''l = ''' ~ 60
w sffUATf,.N IS clerk or porter, or so some 3
dfr.. q. S ss.r rihes g. 's'A'' Ss ss s, a.
HWANTEg--An. energetic and snterprising
cxelu.ive ssls e our Patent Psrtfslio Possa Be :
SO dss os. s, Vii tsse esp Of
T. 70 NhEg%STp 4a zss e 8, s g
Ms. Cudllp's.i - : - = -, de So
WANTErzA white SERVANT GIRL, about
~ u Year. o. IS. 70 nurse children. Cali at O.
al 8 stfsss Gsstoi H between sseet north
60 0nn "A FARM worth this sum. vim be
YE,UVU: siven to any person Who can pro-
sss o. ~ S;ssme9sni n nrcsurios for sdvsr
e: e; sss' .:s;.ss ss AssS:''
WANrED-By . yor.n,. Who sseek. both
and a .ssas ses ~ !.
s1 os s .Ss iii s Addr''. ssH
An a!oEoR',ABLE GRADUATE OF ON. Of
teeohsr-desirss "a immediass eassssnsnE HisS-
: .,dIsEs . given. Address q. O.. WsshinCioa
A SLAVE WANTED.-.Wsnted 70 .purehsse,
G 49, isIsis Gecs-s slave for Hfs-for which
M 81 ssessi x. cg ifS:: 6ss a''
WAyTED-A FOQTMAN,s yhits led about
with good eharaetsr. Inquire ct No. 1so 18Th q.
WANTED-A SITUATION in . store, By
w which .. youth IL years Of age may earn
honest ifving. Prefers 20 learn trade. sstisfac
tory given with regard to interrity
WANTED-Bys respectable American mi, q
reeommepdations given il required. Address Box
WANTED.aalf Store on Pennsylvsma sve-
nne, north side, between 9Th and 18th streets,
embracins one good show window, for D suzinese
mat cannot hif % attract custom largely 10 any
other business carried on on the same premises.
Any one disr.sed 70 rent such premises will pieass
sddress Tor further Information, note to sc. W.,
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AecIDkxr.-About seven O'Clock last evening
an Irish woman, who resides In the Second Ward
was knocked down by horse attached to sleigh
pzssing near Twelfth street and the Avenue HeI
dragged = short distance She was taken to be-
home, and DE-. Blanchard was sent for TO ex
anime her injuries, which IL was hoped were MOI
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Mel "A PsihfuI and Lingsfins Death, from ouI
nstisnal scosssS-ths ConsumItiep- be aver
dan .s'ssn q .ivsryert sd HsstEassd. r iii
nedieiss e ssastioesd b. "the fs9a!Ry, and pre-.
DIusEist., and the principal depot l. s No IS
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.. WATCH RIruRss -Samnel Duncan, co1ore,
stealing; jail for Court. James johnson. drur
and dfsofderiy; fine and costs - IS WIN. ca
Penfer, driving on sidewalk; fne and costs o.. 4
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RooDssr 4. THK InsAsH AsYLsn --Jno. A
ebs.Y, a enpfsyne q the Innne Asyiun, Last :
.sssl.x a. +. - sss;i 81 g,
uodee the bed q another sznployee nzunsd Thorn
~ 3. canesli, witness, e5s tAes clsgest Thorn
gave hin TIE wztch 70 weaf, ssyin4 h bead IT,
Cona - u,a11w co0iax = inso1eIGatIoo EaaseIl
IA Thorn thaf thsrs vas 1 5oas- 7kes 80 him
% hl1s H. c1ssel1 sf1erwasd toid about tie wutch
sad Thoes was s<st - jptl By yus1ies nosphy.
sIsse lsea g st1emPe hss e.ea msds = settle he
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able Copying Letter Press, now being advertised
IN The &fsy, 10 the incest and handfesf lstle eaiI
(occnpyieg hardly more space than rolled-up
qaire q letter papesj that We know Of. IL works
tnsiRniaeant that no oae who has occasion to keeS
cop!ss Of but half dozen letters year should b
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sPEciAL NOTioE-
With We notify ten that s tSss -.
mSds or and ready for delyvsrya Those who pref.
tSis week. After that time We shall render syery
sssoSSnt on our book. and esrnesfly request our
our time OF need, By making early setfIemenf In
cash, "a We are IN want of every dollar due us n
'n ds s ss.St s M IS Il EN-. So GO,
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- og3.g.s Cop Llyn OF yIzLy !.
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QsERs's guGzvIzS. CAsfcn On, By With he
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mosisl stats. sa6, not etseks d Hms. dsSSns5sr
sase ~ r. SnseiSs1 g e 2hood: sn1 ssipgi9s
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0NG. TWO, TaRER AND FOUa-fzCED
cS.s e: sss s.s:s q
e moderate press, asnisabls articles
sssstGSs,ss = 9. f Nss ~: srs:s.ts,; ).
in fssklon and look vel % the last = = -
. sHAW NJ q clG0AKs, SILKS, ROBES and
systsm counts with telling eject Tor ths keaeff OF
si 3 s e q
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A RE .Yoy INsb 4 X Df-Ample l.o--..,f,
NG 1TFslSst iiSsi n I'm NJ = ossSsa shs
corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th 81 Sfactho(ders-
drectors and o6cers al otisens Of w rtoSSa3
GEORGETOWN. EfFE lF--- =
LANES @. MseUIaR. PpsusAs..-
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NKw Wan BALLs.-The following balls vii
take on Monday night, Jan. I'd: The sixth annua
ball Of the Good VIII Club, f"whose name !
their motto, ~ at PhilhafmsrIc Hall; the post
poned ball o. the Mount Glaze Club, AZ Sfott'
Hall, corner Of Pennsyiyania avenue md Twrn
tieth st<eet; and the frst grand ball Of the Wash
tngton Pioneer Association, at the Assembl
Rooms, Tor the beneat Of the Nauonal Washing
ton Monument. atisf 49, y
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CABINET MAKING ,unrpr.x,,. -

, ~ Her J; e HR9s IS .,d
and csfsss Sess sns x p!S. Pei 3s
fsmlIlss in want win Dc vel 70 Leave s6rders 4.
as 3 sy.as s haH3s - Hkk A., B Sls
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. CoxsrfrvuoSAL1ry or ConPoaArIoN Law
Yesterday, while the trial Of CHRIS Bohlayer was
pending before the Criminal Court, Mr.. RatclifIe,
Tor defence In speaking Of the fact that Bohlayer
was armed with deadly wespon at the time Of
his arrest, commented with some force upon the
law Of this Cooperation prohibiting the carrying
opinion such law was not sfrictly constitutionaI
ano wns snhyessive e HE rights of private tndi-
vidueh The Court interpose1. nying, on the
contrary, that he thcuxht the law not only consti-
which could not be too rigorouay enforced againss
it, yiolatoss. 7s-asf q & - -
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2 TIE WAsHIsoToN THFA1nH -This establish
ment win be opened foF the sesSop On New Year
. very psomising bin, a. follows Mr.. L b. &
n Southworths story Of the Hidden Hand,
dramatized; q new dance by Miss Sallie fishop
the farce Of .sThe Limerick Boy;n and the one-ai
For the cast Of the ssEIidden Hand" zee the nd
verfisement In another column. -
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NOTICE
HUGHES FLOWER GARDEN.

II SEvKSfE STRkz1, Islam.
The proprietor has fine stool Of csusss Js-
iarEs stock OF other Fiovefinr Plants, yhiol y
viii enable HIM % furnish the public With no *
ntsh parties with Fovers, dfses vases ne ~ tse,r
fesldesees, And hs charses v1h b vsrv mod rife
WIN. Hughes VIII eve has persenkl atfoa1loS 10
aging Out rev eardenss asa fx old oDea hksVlss
pias A. ses.' pruning srape vinss. DC. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23
Those six.esn Saves Again.

In our last we announced the arrival OF
sixteen Fugitive Slaves from Canada, who
lad escaped from their tAskmasters and
starvation there, tu return to their old homes,
md their masters in the south. One hml-
". consisting OF man, wife, and three chll
,reu, accompanied by the maternal grand
parent, of the children, who had been cUn-
yeyed TO Canada by the agents of the In
foreground RLlrUad-met their master by
Appoin rment in this city, and their joy at
meeting "Ole massa was described TO be ex-
,eedlugly great. They found the climate Of
Canada unsuited to them. Ia sickness they
mad none to care and none to provide for
mem, and MS the joys Of other days, even
ruongh min led with slavery come over
,heln and they sighed for return, and com
municatiug by letter, which they found a
friend to write, they got their pHster to
,yree to meet them. tie did 50, and few
uuuFs after, the bappiest group OF darkles
YER seen in this clty we're on their way re-
miclng, To old Kentucky, where they will
nave marvellous tales to tell ct mean white
,lks" and bad treatment in Canada,
W hen John, the slave who was rescued
At Wellington last fail he, too, wanted to Y,
hack. Once, he sald be had got as lar Al
! Columbus on his way hume, but was fOrceC
ID
Tree cbucs-he was forced 10 remain anon;
a ueuple he did not hke-their home, h
teit, was not his home, and his hear
earned tor the comforts Of his younge
days.
A few days ago, a lady who had bee
visiting Lake Superior was on her retur
with two female servants. At Detroit th
boat was boarded by gang Of AbOlitionist
{ aud negroes, and efforts made to persuad
8 the servants to hee TO Canada. Both re
? fused The elder, fearing violence, shr
herself up in state room, while the young
or was forced into boat, and thus kiC
0 mapped and taken TO Canada, against ht
n cunsent, and forced TO remain there, and
a writ WAS then sued uut ug .lust the mistre
ior kidnapping, and she only escaped ARE
by the steamer leaving Detroit before Il
Q oihosr with the warrant could get on boar
e + National Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23
Periodical Storm.

The "periodicsl storm" about which the
Commercial informed us yesterday, and
which it deemed probable would visit this
meridian before it's columns would DO reSd
by distant Subscribers, has not, we regret to
inform our cotemparary, yet made its ap-
pcarance over this Valley, although we had
a threatening last evening, and at one time
thought we would "get III IL seems, from
what we can gather, that about this time ev'
ery wear very severe storms Of wind and rain
originate in the Rocky Mountains, and are
driven eastwardly, generally extending
across the continent to the Atlantic, soine
of these storm currents are attended with
fearful consequences while sections OF the
oountry over which the mere wings of the
tempest pass are only affected pleasantly
by 1.-THE storm fortunately clearing the at
mosphere, and cooling it. This periodical
tempest of the far West commenced ia
eastward career about the 18Th inst, and
has been iourneying Atlanticward slowly =
Il was at St. Louis-so the papers inform al
-ou thursday morning, and was quite Sc
we're. We have not, as we have said, ye
been visited by il, but we are certainly en-
loving its effects, and for them we are CRATE
fpl. A little of the rain,storm in this Vale
would make our enjoyment complete.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

FRoN SALT LAKE VIA CARSON VALLEY
Tn telegraph brings the following from Ge'
noa, Utah Territory, of June 26:
The salt Lake mail stage arrived to day
at twelve O clock, with the mails and five
passengers,
Hon. Horace Greeley and Major Chorp'
ering are reported to be in the vicinity ol
Fort BrIdger.
About three hundred Pixies Peak emf
grants had arrived at Salt Lake IN destitute
circumstances.
Two thousand Pixies PeAkers are report,
I'd n their way to California wa salt Lake
aud from their destitute condition trouble
was anticipated.
NJ ,ior t'udee is candidate for Congres
! ,nm tue proposed new Territory ri Nevadd
A spirited cunsst has already cnmmener
rtwcen the friends of Judge Crane an
M,jor Dodge, the election comes Oh ne'
a,urday, July ?
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.s.s- The two Democrats papers publisl

sSSs- The two Democratic papers publish
.... ,..s - tho Democrat and the
add, .... blish accounts Of political
... ... something after the styl,
"a .ne u,@.4, rribe,' which huurisheu
ONE years ago, in old Hamilton The or
anizauon about which the Democrat speaks
, located iu Buffalo, n. V, aud is IN the
special interest of tue friends ot JUDI
Douglas That about which the Pa II
Dealer ls exercised, is established IN SAT-
dusky county, Oh'U, and ls patroh'E'd 1y
those in the especial interest OF The Pree'-
dent How much truth there is IN these
statements, we are at a loss to determluei
and as the announcements made IN the pa
pers named, do not thoroughly satisfy Us o'
the existence Of any very serI us oomol" =
tion against the liberties vi the peOi le, VT
are not particularly disturbed.
We believe the PAIN Dealer lead OIL II
the matter lbe Democrat meets the Deal
er's statement, und III every respect beats i
all hollow Besides, the tone OF the Demo
Gratis article was healthy, and some very
good advice WAS contained in 1t he cUuu
TO. imminent danger
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

asa IL seems that the good. people residing
in the southern part OF the state cannot
meet tng ther for the purpore OF consider.
ing any project OF reiiIdous character sith
out having thrust upon them tbs egutlstlcal
Vabble of an individual whose lnsuHerable
vanity induces him to have his name printed
in the papers as II THANE Miller. The
people are sick of the self-glorifcation of this
C, nceited fellow. Cant some arrangement
be made by which this coxeomb can be kept
below the surfuce OF religious operations
until the public eye and ear can be rested
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

journals reference to our hos
Germantown lndep. ndent, con
silering, that if true, it has nothing 20 do
with tue possible or probable chances, ol
ultimate disposition vi Republican candI,
dates, (the subject OF its article, was far
Iugged and favored Of i'll humor In any
event. the Journal should practice what II
teaches add not pursue, in the same issue, a
course which it 81 utterly condemns ltN
home made communication with regard IT,
who might possibly bpcome candidates be
fore the utm, cratic Convention, eNinees al
nnpleasant itching on the part OF its author
Would it NOT be well for him to pustpOn,
such anxious soIieitude until after the nom
natl ms are madeH En2 Our neighbo
seems '.yery mrch disturbed"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23
eiddiurs Not on the Programme.

The fact that Joshua Il GIddings name
does not appear in the Republican pro-
Qramme for active campaigning, is taken a.
evidence by the Cleveland National Demo-
erat, that the old man Is probably laid aside
ns superanuatei such is not the I ct.--
Mr.. GId ings is the chief counsellor and
adviser vi the Republican Central JuntO,
sud M step OF Importance is taken without
consulting hiIn aud his sanction gwen, He
Is ummpotent, and all that ne says or does,
wbut he knew at UDsrlin the other day,
snen he SAID that GhOIsVn was as morally
u5uud 10 overruIe the opinion OF swan on
tne CunsututiUnality Of the Fugitive Act
..As though he had taken an oatn 70 that el-
lect Has age will o t permit nIm to stump
AZ much, but Oh may rest assured tnat he II
tue master spirit nj the nrpuuIicans In thl'
campaign He is nut like tns uli nurse 20
.. Iurpsd out q d,e No, not ne III States
man fs..-.Fs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

U The Boston Transcript, in alluding to
the resent assault Of the Swiss Guards in
the service of the Pope, upon the Perkins
family ut Peru,'ia, says Mr.. EdwsFd n
Perkins came forward and addressed the
soldiers IN Italian, askiRg if there were none
among them who had mothers or sisters. -
One man stepped forward and said, II have
a motner and sister. and will die to
protect you" He concealed them and staid
by them Mr.. Perkins has purchased his
liberation from tie Papal army, and secured
hi~, good position
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23


ssSr Roger A, Pryor Esq., announced
himself a canaitns hof congrete In the
place Of the late hon. W. q Goode. The
election will be held on the fOurth Thursday
in October (ihe 2iih) The following isMr
Prvor's cara
PETERSBURG July 10, 1859.
TO THE EDTroR OF THE Pass
DRAa SiR--lt is not many days since I
addressed communication to your paper,
d, fnitely decling to enter the canvass for
the vacant seat 10 Congress l wnsimpellod
60 this step, which | spontaneously assumed
by the anticipation that very near friend
and relative was candidate for ths Office
rhat gentleman has shown me card,
wherein fOr ndives &c private interest and
generous spirit of seli.drnial, he announces
his refusal to be brought forward for the
place. | am now at liberty 70 respond 20
! the solicitations OF numerous friends and
accordingly | beg you - inform the voters
uf your district, through the columns ol
YOUR paper, that I am candidate for Con
greea. ! propose to meet the people in
public assembly and 70 give them an ex-
plnnation of my views on the political issues
Of the day. Very respectfully,
ROGER A PRYOR.
Il viii be remembered that when We gav'
the item Of Mr. Pryors declension the othe
day, we remarked--"fIut he will DO candi
date, nevertheless" We felt sure Of it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

SAD TRAeEDY-A MoTHER DnowSs HER
SELF AND HgR CnlLD On Thursday last
the bodies Of woman, name Jane Wintern,
and her little daughter, osed two years
we're found drowned in a creek at Jamaica,
Long Island The New York Sun says
IL appears that some two years since Mrs
W,nterns hush md left her for some cause,
and vent 10 the West Soon alter the birth
.of her child, she followed him, but soon after
returned without him, and took up her resi-
denee with the family of MIR Wakefield
On Wednesday she was observed To be more
than usually melancholy, and late at night
WAS observed by Mrs Wax heid to 60 out
of the house, and after walking short dis
tnnce. re urned She left the house in this
manner several times during the night, and
finally retired to her room Thursday ene
went out in the morning, taking her little
daughter with her, as If for walk. Not
returning at noon, search wac made Tor her,
when. on the bank Of creek near the
house, was found her hat and shawl. A te"
steps iurther, her liieless body and that o.
her child were found in the waters OF the
creek. face downward, she having the chilc
clasped in her arms Where the bodieI
were found the water in the creek wa
scnrcely foot deep A verdict was render
ed that they came to their death by drown
ing while the mother was laboring under
temporary fit Of insanity. She was Il year
of aye, and her daughter years
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

MArHEMATIoAL IDEA OF HONOR Tadu'
ata M a certain college gave another the lie
and a cballenge followed The mathemai
enl tutur of the eUllsge heard Of the dis
nute. and cent for the youth, who told him
ne must fight "WhyR inquired the maths'
mat,eian. "Hs gave me the lie, Very
weIlL-let him pr We it. Ii be proves IL, you
I'd lie: and If he does NOT prove u, be lice
lNA- -h..aid voA shoot Ons AnotheEg Let
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23
CITY PrODerty-DesIrHbie Resi-
dence!

T offer for sale on reasonable terms,
l new and handsome residence on 20 street, oe'
The House ia large Andeommodious, vita Az @ tne
modern aproyements and conveniencesi - nheS
located, Andiu good Reighborhooa' Nh' Oe SUN
ohesp' u APp''N1'''-' CH4s s CLARKE,
nhs Real RstAte Agent, Clegg's Building,
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LAND, Land.

I WOULD csn attention IN Land nov ot
' fersd TO exchange for city Property or Goods
located aa followei .,
oaIO--Sheiby. Ross. Alien, DrhNnce. hr"ry'
FULTON, Dsrke and williams Counties
INDIANA-Rand,lp ,lph Wt,is Wansrh StHrk,
Jasper, Pulaski snd Lake Counties,
fY,IINOIs--laNr,n Rtrhlaad, Crawt"rd
and Jasper Counties.
NIa9OuRI--tlhsttiuti,W W aShtngion. Madison
Ripley, Reyno ds, oregon ana
shannon CouniieH,
fOWA-Sco,t. BuchahaH Boone, Cedar ana
Van Buren Counties - g.
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lsnds, and win heeNshanseo
Vh ''i' NV CHNS h, CLARkE,
iy4 ClegEb Building, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

CITY PROPERLY!
Jeffsraon st.-A handsome Lot weat side, below
6th st. Small Frame upon tt. ,
seoond st-Houae and Lot be ow Perry noTth
side. House, Two-stCIl Brick
Large aud convenient. LotbtNzuV
Browu St--Upposite Buckeye st. Large Brick
House and large Lot. CHEAP,
Broyyu at.--Cogner OF Ann Two story Double
Brick House, good Cellar, Well
Ciatern, &c VIII Mt to pay ~
per cent on the Investment.
Al. .nooouvh A -tupoaite Barr. Two-story Frame
House. Lot 60xl6O.
Fifthut.-Corner Of Montgomery. Fine Lot.
small Frame House,
ALSO: -
roRTy Lorsi-on the Hi between Sd and 9Th stsr
and large number Of vRcaot Lott
in different parts of the city. POL
sale cheap, or TO toexchangofor othei
property. ,1r
Real Estate Agent,
CteRgia Building, I'd st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

paA-For Locale, Telegraph. and other
matters Of iuteres, and Information see
First and Fourth Pages
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23
sM.4 G.V'OPATH "!
DR. IOIEhsON'S
HERB DISPENSE AIRY,

HGAb DI5E GNESAA
ORPIcE 95 MAIN ST,
(second door, Up staiFs,) Ruiialos N Y.
THE CELEBRATED DIR. JUH MON,
botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol-
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
BrOnohitis, Headache cu'd in l0m
Lung d. g est Diseases Scrolula,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever aud Ague,
Female Weakness, Plmples,
Diseases Of the Ear and Eve, &c, &c.
All who are suffering from the above named dis
eases, or any other complicated disease OF years
standing, informed that they can have forwatd-
ed by natl express Il the small sum oi . 90
neat package OF Medicines, with all necessary di-
rectiona anu medical advice. Patients should apply
without delay, they can obtain instant relief
| from the Doctors femedies
Or. Johnsonis Medicine consista Of ext acts from
choicest Medieina foreign end native Roots and
Herbs, manufactured under his own vision, at
his DiBpenEary, and therefore avoiding the use oil
Mercury and other mineral poisonsi thai were nev'
| or designed for the system, TO which any thous-
ands have fallen victims and gone to early graves.
| LOTION FOR THE tOMPlkXION--Df. John
so. % remAtkab Q LOTION ior b, autiilue ana inn
taneously Tan, Freekles, Pimples, 4t Nil be e Mt
to an part of the country ior 81 90 and one post
DIR, JOHNSON, Drawer 4O4,
Office 90 Main street, LutAl0 Y.
N, B-Female Pills 81 w abox. Jell-d&Wly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-23

WANTED,

A SMALL Farm Of from 30 TO 90 acres,
"A win good improvements, choice iruit god
uou andbetween three aud ak miles IRON this esy,
The locatiou muet be hi b. commanding hhe
view OF the surrounding country
n"O'S''' WIS CHAs e. CLARKE,
t.oa Real Estate Agent, Cd ~,