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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06
CLICQUOT

WINDOW CIICQUOT
w CHAMPAGNE
has certain knowledge that es here aud
abroad either by nadvertance with malicious INTENT
tried doubt the genuneuess Of the veuve
Ccquot champagne which we have lately introduced here
by authority OF The certificate nj foot
We therefore deem bounden duty 10 the public at
large constituent ourselves to repeat
all that Madame geuve Ccquot has but this quality Of
champagne, and that the vine sell her lie
agents for the Unied States and Cansd Is he genuine
article for which continue 70 receive the orders
friends. CT h II. u. SCHMIDT,
NEW YORK, April q, 1859. IS Beaver street.
Je HsousstRnec veuve CicQu0t Ponsardin negociant
Rheims declare que conformemen conventions arrees
enx,s hessenrs G. f. H. y. Schmidt New York sont
ses charges parr du premier Janvier derner de por-
aton de IN des wins de champagne dc narque
Petcndue des Ettes Unis du Nord
etdu Canada En- consequence jaccorde Mesaeurs c.
T. schmidt le droH surveiler fimportauon les
indivues des wins portant Ell
quette. We CLlCQUOT PONSARDIN.
RIMS, lie Mars, 1859.
WI pour kgssaion de Ia signature de Madame veuve Gle
quot fonsardin. WERIE, lie Marie.
REins lie 9 Mars, 1859.
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MAeChlAAAANdx JUH,
TyOMES, SON kELvAlN,
No. Maiden Ane
New Nork,
lmporters and wholesale dealers ia
gums, CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE.
Jewery, fancy goods.
BRUSHES, PERFUMEkY AND SOAPA
Wesley Richsrds celebrated 0unA
Sole agents FOR Eley caps waddtng and cartridges.
Hei1or's army RAsoyS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Nov. s, 1854
The steamships Ocean Queen and Kangaroo sailed for
Europe to-day, the former with $e4s 567 in specie on
se,gh the latter with $4,000 making the ship
en Of the day 81 Ills $751; rather than was expect
- Foreign exchange closed very dull. In the money
narket there is no change to note.
The following the latest quotations Of sight exchange
q New York at the cities mentioned
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Noy. 5-2P

SATURDAY, NOV. 5-2PM.
FLOUR has been in limited request at q decline OF loc
per Dbl Sales 1900 bbs State and Western 200 bbls
Southern, and 200 bbls. Canadian.
wHAr.-eaH small sales, At 81 80 for white Michigan
and Kentucky, and q 90 for red Jersey.
Coxs.--salcs 1000 bushels Southern yellow a, 81
Rye, barley and oats have been neglected
ASHES are quiet Stock ,706 bbs.
PROVISIONS have been sparngly sought AFTER including
mess pork at SIS 25 and prime do at $40 50 per Dbl
WHRKEY-sales 200 bbls, In lots, at &c per gallon.
Receipts today
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DEsrHUcr1vE FrRE m PULASKI, rUNs.--on I

Destructive FIRE IN PULASKI, TENN.-On the
destructive fire. supposed be the work Of pcendaries
y originated in livery stable owned by Mr. VIM. T.
Wells, and consumed the whole block the corner OF
Madison street and the square Mr. Wells the greatest
sufferer. His stable was occupied at the time by
sorty nve horses-ncuding those belonging 70 his
toers and all but tSo were burned to death. There
ns0, Lieutenant Aaury, the property of Noses Hurt
q Giles county was among the lost He valued at
Sxso00 The entire loss Of property is estimated at
32t 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06

The following shows the condition Of the public debt OF
Virginia Sept. 30, 1850 -
Amount OF certificates Of State six per cent re-
Amount of certificates o1state i've per cent
registered debt. $4,000
Total. .sle Az $40
Amount Of certificates Of debt issued In the
form Of coupon bonds In New York IL 500
Amount Of certificates Of debt issued ia the
form OF sterling coupon bonds, payable in
London. Observation-Disclosures. l,ss5, 900
Aggregate public debt Oct i, 1859. $50, 1870 3l6
The sinking fund charged with the semi annual nte
rest on the public debt, amounting in 1859 81 1872
OF the sinking fund s53 1897 has been this year invested
in Virginia State bonds, and $2loo79 redeemed by the
State
The Treasurer gives notice Of the proposed redemption
by the State on the 3ls Of December next of
five and Elk per cent Virginia State bonds These bonds
were issued in the years 1884, 1885, 1885, 1889, 1874
1Ss', 1850 and 1853
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Total sl9s7 ss2 sl7 9as ose a zoo Ioa a. o1s 90
'rease, az compared with 1858. 81 al o2s
IN ms en 1rsa 10 the Cincinnati G l1aas.
che bad manau =, we many aioat IN regard 10
lexington Raroad the which w ns ana M
meeting on Monss .0ua on Saturday last the Board held
Resolved, That the stockholders he .r .onowng-
asn ~ 70 confer with be appoued a Sg ss
bursements Of the company and ~ receipts and dis
- save the road by skill management W. mete possible
the directory, and 70 report called @ .no part OF
stockholders. inee'hg OF the
TINS VIII afford the directors an opportunity Of expan.
ing the over issue Of $4,000 in first mortgage bonds
which Is puzzling railroad nnanciers just at prcsen,
The following is the amount Of coal transported on thu
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Stocks were weaker to-day. II Is reported that
leading bull operator selling his Stocks while the
process being carried the market naturally recedes
Al the first board, the decline marked especially
New York Central aud the leading Western stocks Be
tseen the boards, rather better prices ruled in
Che afternoon prices rallied somewhat and the general
market closed steady at the advance. Central opened at
about so31, sold down to s0h and closed soI bid
ne recent squabble with the Ohio roads will probably
Divert traffic from the Central the Erie the Central
anagers never seem TO be happy unless they at
With some Rock Island declined nearly per cent
ffem the highest price of yesterday, closing e3s bid
Galena done low 49, closing 49,. bid. Toledo
m back to 2os, closing 2o,4bd. This stock seems to
have no outside support whatever. Panama and Pacific
Nail both moderately active, at full prices
sthng yet known Of the intentions of the Pacific Mail
Board with regard to the dividend, but division Of
ne surplus believed TO be hand is generally expected
Michigan Central neglected and lower; Southern
higher closing IS bid. The bonds likewise advanced
yer cent There very little done in State stocks prices
steady The last quotations of the day fol
Hws-Missouri per cent, SAX q; Canton Company,
16 x; Cumberland Coal Company preferred, 14i4
Fasifc Mail St eamshp Company, 721z IS; New York
Central Railroad, 500 z; Erie Railroad, ~ y;
Hudson River Railroad, 81 u NJ Harlem Railroad, 10
. u; Harlem Railroad preferred, SO a Il; Reading
Raihsad, 37Z 49, Michigan Central Railroad, 4o1& u
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 6A
2; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
uaranteed, 10 II Panama Railroad, 1924 a; Iii
nois Central Railroad, 634 n Galena and Chicago Rail-
road, 731S x; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 2OA z
Chicago and Rock leland Railroad, ea1f y.
The exchanges at the bank Clearing House this morning
s4 o46 o. and the balances 81 l3i 2os S. The
1osa exchanges for the week ending today $l3s $780,
sa7 Al, being daily average of 1913 oss ,oo2 co. against
~, LES $50 90 for the week ending Saturday last
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows to-
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There Is still living in the small village Of Aurieevlie
1nntgomery county, N. Y, woman who is hundred
and ave years old She IS widow Van Paren, but her
naaden name was Winchen Tor Vienna as written in
snfy Bible in the house, Clute She was bern at Ms.
hay lana, August 10, 1856.
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sight Wind sW, light 30 thick cannot see outsde
SANDY HOOK, Nov 8, snnset-Bark Homer is now going
up The bay steamships Kangaroo for LIVERPOOL passed out
the bar al 235 Northern Light for Aspin wall at A2O
Baltic, for do, m4N Wind Wsw, light; very hazy.
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Port OF New York, November s, 1859.
CLEARED

CIEANEU
Steamship Ocean Queen. Seabury. Havre-D Torrance
Steamship Baltic Gray, Aspnwal-Nor,h Atlantic steam
ship Co.
Allen
Steamship Florida CroweI. Savannah-S MhchRl L Son.
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay, Savsnnah-H Crom-
well d Co.
Steamship James Adger Adams Chareston-Sponord Tiles
ton 4 Co.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner. Norfolk Ac-Ludhm &
Steamship Mount Vernon Smith, Alexandria-H Cromwell
Co.
Steamship Locus. Point French Baltimore-u Cromwell
4 Co.
Steamship Patapsco, Layheld, Portland-H Cromwell /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06

nKMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
- REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
For Secretary OF ttate.
DAVID r. FLOYD JONES.
For Comptroller
SANDFORD &. CHURCH
For Attorney General,
LYMAN TREMAIN.
Far State Treasurer,
BAAC v. vANDERPOEL.
For Canal Commissioner,
WILLIAM l. SKINNER.
For Judge Of the Court OF Appeals,
ALEXANDER g.. JoHNBON,
For Engineer ana Surveyor
VAN X. RICHMOND,
For State Prison Inspector,
NOBLE g. ELDERKIN
For Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals,
JOHN L. LEWIS, IN.
For Justice OF the Supreme Court,
WILL AN H. LEONARD.
For Justices NJ the Superior Court
JAMES MONCRIEF,
ANTHONY 1. RUBERTBON.
For Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
CHARLES r. DAILY.
For Justice Of the Marine Court,
HENRY ALKER.
For Supervisor,
JOHN Il. BRIGGS
ISAAC Y. FOWLER
Chairman Democratic Republican General Committee.
4. a u,ssnnls., ssccrctaries.
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North Star New York Nov 49,. Aspinwan
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS
EXPIRE CITy-From New York "a arriving Havana til
and New Orleans 10Th. From New Orleans 2h Havana sd
arriving N New York 18th
CAnAwlA-From New York 1dh arriving at Havana 18th
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9Th Havana SOh
arriving at New York 3D.
PRnApEISBIA-From New York 17h, arriving NJ Havana
Sd and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans bh Havana
Nb, arriving at New York 18th.
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y DEMOCRATIC BEWARE
SPURIOUS TICKErA
Look out for
BOGUS INVITATIONS
of the
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC STATE
JUDICIARY TICKETS
Zee thai e of worthy candidate for Judge o Tia
ALEX. s. JOHNSON
Heads The Judiciary ticket An attempt viii be made 10 su
sttuto the OF the
Republican candidate-DAvIxs,
Sec that the names Of
LEONARD, MONCRIEF ROBERTSON, DAILY and ALKER
Arc also on the Judiciary ticket
BY order OF AAC " FOWLER
Chairman Democratic Rep Gen. Committee
4 4 a. 4n asssnn'ss }secresarie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06

CANDIDATE FOR THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY MS.
" ket Twentieth ward
CUMMINGS H. TUCKER.
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cru SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
NEW. YoRx, Nov. 8 1850.

NEW XOHK, INV. 16u8.
Having been placed by the democratic
party Of this district candidate before people for cleo
tiou and many reports circulation the effect
have already Intend withdraw the fed becomes
neither :oush: for or desired The nomination aasrngy
freely accepted the same and have ps nsher shall
The position q senator q Of New York enc q he
apd there importance attached 70 Vis po-
stion az the present time when % many reckiess and
Specializing projects arc In embryo That rev can
understand or appreciate who arc rot conyer.ks
promisingly opposed TO- and eecse any egsave efforts
10 further appropriate stres especially Broadway 70 The
ton Yield for speeuaye purposess. tie ascss portion
whereby the properly the city n 70 be eslated for
the individuals and will be opposed BY
Trusting 6e Of the sixth district nov fully under
stand posou ard act undersAnding while
casting beir suraces State senator therefore leave my
case in The hands Of tho people. W. DRAKE PAR6ON6.
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4 tn SENATORIAL DISTRICT
II First Second Thrd, Fourth Fifth Hirth Gevenh n,,h
Ard Fourteenth Wards "-sA~-
Democratic Republican Regular NsuuinaHsa
FOR 6KNATOR.
JOHN MCLEOD MURPHY
henry r. WEST, Chair. Mem. Gam
A TIL SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Z Unlsn Candidate,
DIR. SAMUEL HALL.
n TIL SENATORIAL DISTRICT
II Comprising the
First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sirh Seventh E,phs a>o
Fourteenth wards.
Democratic Republican Regular Nsminatisa
FOR STATE Ar0R,
WILLIAM WILSON.
9TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
" Tenth thirteenth Fourteenth and Seventeeuah warSa
The Candidate Of the United Democraoy,
Mozart and Tammany.
For Assembly,
SAMUEL I. WEBSTER,
9TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
- Ninth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth wards
Union nomination.
For Senator,
VIM A. GUEST.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER g. l06e



Tia mail steamship osssn Qusca Gap. seabury 81 IA
yesterday Southampton Hayre with 10 cabin se
gers and nearly million In specie.
The British steamship Kangaroo, Capt jeffrey SAID a yeser
day for Liverpool with 10 passengers
scHR GOLDEN GArn-The schr Isabella ylArA n HaNfax
Trinidad fell In with the wreck Of Tia schr Golden 20
Capt Hammond from Philadelphia for Pernambuoo on the
I'd a lat IS 30 Ion 30 and took nom her three Of the
crew. who had been the wrec sixteen days The can
a steward and three Of the were washed overheard on
night OF the wreck The pames Of The survivors are Mr.
Blair first officer Of Booay. Daniel Ooertck and Jas
Kelly, Of philadelphia. seanen.
BRIG CASCADE Of Yy mouth NS from Ardrossan for Hail.
fax at Lousouvg the 2ts land forty
and Of French brig which sunk
Oh the BanAa Of Newfoundland.
ScHR EAGLE Edwards OF Oohasse Mass while endayoring
make hArbor upon breakers to The east ward OF
Sober island Sheet Harbor and became total loss Thecrew
saved.
srday brings cargo nearly four million pounds Of
rise and paddy. She Ia drawing u rect Of water.
eaP JUICE SHAW from New York for 6hanghae put into
Bahia sept leaking In the upper works about SO
when one half Of the muunied The American Consul
discharged four Of them and tho others shpped when tho yes
Bel on the 30th proceeded on her way. s1@
SHiP REWARD Freeman, hence for Gan Francisco which
put Boston 10th nj In dstres has repaired and Il ready
Tor In retns Der rig has Reen changed the old
Thst double topsa yaros fore and an liz
lower topas yards stationary secured The caps the
lower mas. bends She has also skysa yards ssed aof
BARK TRANsIr-New Orleans, Nov 4-The bark Transit.
from Providence 10 here considerably damaged BY storm.
by telegraph
BARR NuHA, Ashby from Mozambique for saiem was Cd
proceed on Cape Cod and tow " Salem The Subia
VII be recoec,ed loet her bowspri BY collision with bark
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Ocean Queen Havre Via Southampton; KnngAroo
br liverpool Baltic and Northern Light Aspnwal Thos
swami and Florida Savannah James Adger Chareson; Pa
Owen, Neuvitas : - :"
Wind during the day Sc
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pscrao sss'1 es2 sl7 92s 1853 1857 23 % IA $40
Arcrease, as compared with 1888 a. All 'oos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04
Hamilton.

This City was laid out by Israel Ludlow in
Ter, one of the most fertile aud best watered
counties in The State. With such advantages,
and being only twenty Eve miles north of Gin
cinnati, the emporium OF the West, with the
great Miami, then navigabls for flat boats to
the Ohio river, il is no wonder that Hamilton
has steadily increased in wealth and popula.
ton until it has ten thousand inhabitants. A
large portion of the first settlers were from New
Jersey and Pennsy lvania; States that furnished
this rich valley with our best aid most induss
trious farmers; a substantial class of people
who are generally in favor Of political institu>
tions that confer equal privileges on all classes.
Atthelime this place was first settled the W hole
valley was a wildsrne IS, with few clearings
aud log cabins at distant points These rich
botton lands had to be cleared of heavy for
est. and itiook men of strong arms and cour.
ageous hearts TO do it. Hamilton at that time,
as well as all towns situated on the rich bot.
tom lands, was called sickly, and many a poor
hard working man was prostrated every fall
and spring with the fever and ague Since
then, however, most wonderful improvement
has taken place in its health, and Hamilton Is
justly entitled TO the reputation Of beingS5ne Of
the healthiest and most pleasant cities Of the
West.
The streets are Of good width, with wide
side wslks, well graded, and the buildings are
all neat. and many Of them are very large and
spacious. The new store rooms on High street
are all Of the first class, and would be credita
BILE TO any city.
The hIsl great work which gave Hamilton a
start was the Miami Canal. At that time the
two towns Of Hamilton and Rossvills only con,
tanned about fifteen huodred inhabitants, but
since then Hamilton has rapidly increased 10
populationi The completion Of her Hydraulic
in 1874 gave the next impetus 10 her growth,
BY which water power capable of running one
hundred and ffty run Of buus was oblalned.
This power takes In the whole great Miami into
a reservoir Of sixty five acres from ten 10 forty
feet deep, affords twenty Ave hundred cubic feet
per minute Rpd has fall Of twenty eight feet.
Thls power Is leased at low rates, and is con
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04
MovreOuERr COrxrY, june 20, 1859.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, June 20, 1859
I. A. THoMAs-Dear Sir At your re-
quest cheerfully give you what ! know
about Hog Cholera and its cure, which you
are at liberty to use as you please.
First, "HOg Cholera" as it is known in
my part of the country, is, at its commence
ment, disease of the skin, (and curable,)
something like mango, roughness, and con,
tinues until the skin cracks and in some
cases red watery fluid oozes through the
skin, and in others the ears slough of Du'
ring all these stages of the disease have
had it cured IL nothing is done to arrest
it, it strikes in upon the lungs and bowels,
and completely destroys them, and the hog
dies. | have found that every stock of hogs
that has been treated by my remedies has
been restored 10 health, the disease arrested,
and the hogs thriving well.
Now for tho remedy: Drive your hogs into
pen, 40 as to catch them easily, aud grease
them we'll with lard, and let them remain
until next day then wash them well with
strong soapsuds until they are clean then
grease them again with lard, and turn them
out Of the pen. In the beginning Of the
disease | mix parts lard and part soft.
soap grease them, and wash them well
next day.
Maj Bagwell, G. H. WarAeld and others
have used the remedy with entire success.
Very respectfully, JOHN S, CROUCH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04

Two HANDSOME and highly improved
farms, lying about miles north OF the city, ~
acres each. CITY PROPERTY will be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
2aO acres In Hancock County, not far from the
count, seat and three fourthH Of mile from rail-
road station. 100 improved, balance excellent
timber. Very fine land, and will be sold at a bar
gain. ALSO,
100 acres one mile north west Of Union City, well
improved; creek running through the centre, -
never failing water, large tarn, good bearing or
chsrd, springs, &C. l
ALSO,
o. acres in Darke county, part good TIMBER good
land, No. ! barn, painted, good house. $1,000
down, balance on long time,
ALSO,
Anumber OF other farms yhriouslY located ard all
very cheap, together with large amount Of desifa-
BILE city property OF every description.
iylR CHAS. 4. CLARKE, Sd ST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04

BA-H Howe, the "Pasha,' who read poem
last week at Hamilton College, New York,
tells the following in the last New York
Picayune:
was lately describing to "The Bishop
a wedding | had witnessed in New York,
and was sulogizing the beauty of the bride,
on whom had shone the light of only eight
cen summers. The hardened offender mere,
ly replied "You would express her age
more satisfactorily, according to the present
style of skirts, by saying that eighteen
springs had passed over head.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04
THE GREAT EN0L ISM REMEDY, +,
SIR JAMES cnARKE's
nelehrnled rernnIn PIIls.

CeIoofuNeW A'eANaNt EAttss
PSspured f,on sysseriBEon cf 81 }. Clarke,
Fhysician Efiraordinasy ,s hs Qassn.
ThiainyaiuAble asdisineis uniallins In the cure
ali those painful and dsnatrous dlsesses 70 which
The female constitution IL subject. n moderatea all
excesaea and removes All obstruction D. anda speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRfED LADIES
II 10 peculiarly suited II will, sshor time bring
on the monthly period with regularity. 'Ap f
Esoh bottle, price One Dollar, beara The Govern
men. stamp Of Great Britain 10 prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
TnrsR PfiLs SHOULD NOT hn rkKEN An TENALEs
buWSa rHn FIRST THREE MONTHS oF PREo-
NANCY, ~ rnrS ARE suRn TO REIEo ON MiscAH
nAos, Bur ArAsy orHra rtsr THEv avn sAFE.
In All cases OF Nervous and spinal Affections
Pain Ia the Baer aud Limbs, Fatigue on 'light eN-
ortlon, Palpitatlon Of the Heart, Hysterics and
whites these pills will eject cure when all other
means have failed, And although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, ealomei antimony, OF anything
hurtfuI tothe constitution. rH hH
Full directions in the epAmphlet around each pack.
et which should be opteiuly preserved.
sole agent for the Unitedstates and Canada,
son mUsEs, Late T. c. Baldwin & co.,
Rochester, New-Yorr.
Nj B--el, 90 and six postage stamps enclosed 10
any thorizcd Agent will insure bottle, contain
ing 80 pills, by mails r.I rfH...-.. SOD
sold IN Dayton By -. I..
w. w. STEWART, and WALTERS 4 KEtso.
mylf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04
DSy-As sample of the coolness of railroad

D65-As sample of the GOODNESS Of railroad
conductors, the Harrisburg Patriot and
Union tells the following tough story: One
of them having been discharged from his
trust, applied TO be reinstaled "You were
dismissed, p said the Superintendent austere.
ly, "for letting your train come twice into
collision "The very reason, said the 9TH
er, interrupting him, ''why | ask to be re-
stored" Glow so2' Why, sir, if had
any doubt before as to whether two trains
can pRss each other on the same track, nm
now entirely satisfied; have tried it twice,
sir, and it c-a-n.t-'t be done, and am not
likely to try it again" He regained his
situation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04
Land, Land.

| WOULD call attention to Land now of
1 fered to exchange for city Property or Goods,
located as follows: .a
OAIO-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, DsrlSe and Williams Counties,
NA-Randulph Wells W abash, Stark,
Jasper, Pulaski and Lake Counties.
ILLIN INOI5-Lawrrucr, Rlchland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
MTSSOURI-CharitOn W asmugton, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Counties,
10 WA-Scott, Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren, Counties.
NNB5OPA-Dakola, Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application to
CHAS. L. CLARKE,
jy3 Clegg's Building, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04
From the Clarkesyille Chronicle.
HOG Cholera.

Mr. EDITOR Hog Cholera can be cured
and for the benefit Of our hog rsisers hereI
with submit DIR. John $. Croueh's letter to
myself on that subject, which-if you think
it worth a place in your paper--yOu may
print Very respectfully,
L. A. THOMAS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-04
Dividend Notice.

THE Stockholders ia the Dayton and West.
ern Turnpike Road are notified that tho Board
OF Directors on the Cd day OF July declared Divi-
dend Of hfty 1907 cents on the RhArepAyAble at the
secpY 70 office lin the Auditors ONCE al Eaton) on
the 2isl 22d and 2sd OF July and at the banking Of
flee OF V, Winters a son, In Dayton, on Wednesday,
Aug; N. DUNN sec'y