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4 ROK.A IN STIT UTE
CLARK SEMINARY.

CLARK SEMINARY,
lars. I. located 1t AEKORA. Kane CG1Rty ILL.,. fuEty
thrrt mites from CA1aEh.
The n.tau,iou th= e,nk Of the Fox River aEcroks
the ctr 4ni vast t3::e q diversified Country. and
Ing IN ale Of ds- tc*,n hnt. AMI In the bt
style of <U1kn7ss:JI and in Ike architectural TASTE.
fE0ti-3ons Hsa4.e scie 20 extended as IL adrd
complete division II a!.,F. and insure te krtsest e1EelttI
c departments nf Instruction. and the snasest
my the puis. II has eseEy desirable convenience In
kiscaen- Launt.s. itu.Roonb> Reading I'ou. LatE.
tory t.n:u fE EeetiIiaus. Painting. Mussc ss1nset7
Liter. >uri.ti &C. &c. Every al1an newn'ent tn. much
experience asd in the hest Eastern Institutions
eVuf1 and cstcEn eartsal and ente.e provide.
has n 1aate fr lie prpScs health Ind comfort u stu
COURSES Of STCpr.
TH1 CoxNnx ExGLltM likAxcA1s Will feeefve srse111
attention. Nothing Will b. allowed 10 EupefssCe htt1-
TEo GEAprATx 10 CoVEsEs. Scientific md Gi7ssca1+
totiaax fhxtAk&7uar Cnrx-E, {pvsely Aeadeuc}. an.
Ing 1t sp*ca thorprEhner- IN L3tiu GrFef and Maihe
ns1tcs- The FoNh1EcIAt CArksz Is u e1ten=&re and
thc;,ush that Ut t<st Mercantile Coecs, u~i
gre " r~1x ~ -,t:-s II hrifi A.
rt7rt!c7 rhyscia= anil surgeon. Abncr nae! u. D..
sill eve werky lr-t1Es-. ns.s.t-d with skeet,u.
Aa:t"n.y. Physiology a:d lIvne- Lectures AEsru.-
i. H. Superintendent 1t the ih:n.s sesea:ite surrey.
The Naak1:7 t.AtGEA.f4 ase tAu-ht by :+r..ns whs
sptak and write fbem turr Eiee tiesln hy 7osivr.
I'M TIE EsrAkTNr:E ~ Nt-scs.Ss IN. 1a~ sun'en:a-
afu aud tEos;sa c'p:.e ,Ffars IN The cAfEt Of N
ase le.~1r. designed to 1la.fy rnps fae teachaaK-
Of sk!!.f:! artists.
instruction. md At 4s:a uAta At rrreA he
The tenn September 1t. 15s. For C1seuhEs
ern:arinc t4 t:-:a.'!,a a.d,.. the pe.-e,a. G. W.
eeEsEAe' ill.,. i II Bf;aaiS f!:;: IL HACKNEY rr<.!:s.,
E&E. L1yI lKxss- SECRETARY. k1&.,o-d3.9
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We bear eoae complaint =. various point. Of the appear
aNce Of rust In the whest. IL j. by EcIt1 aud
We think that fear the extent cf the evil where
1t Misrepresentation u TntnxcriF, s,th.
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GOLD NEWS.


81
Through the rolitcncss Of Nr. Glenn, who is
just from the mines, ne arc enabled to luy be-
fore our readers, in an extra, the tollowin: let
ter from Henry Alien. Esq, tic mucl, abused
CORRESPONDENT If the Bsyls. We hare but few
comments to make The letter speaks for itself.
All the former statements made by 3lr. Allen,
through the Buyle, are fully confirmed. lie
says III pricate note to us, accompanying the
letter, which was not Intended for publication !:
; rn1yArE-Ltar Col. Eallitt: Yom may de-
pend on the aboye being true, and III fact have
not told al for fear ll.at you mi, lit think tat
lad stretched it little; but tho fact is, Calfor-
mia never developed itself half IT, fast us this
country. hare seen two men take out two
hundred aud fifty dollars in half Il day at,d
We ure now mixing oter one hundred dollars
day to the man! What will it be when We yet
machinery:
Come out, Colonel; il will not take you ovcr
a month to make tlc trip here and ack by the
Express. ! will pay your expenses and pay fur
your time, if you don't make it.pay.
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cOO s:ow. n :ots 70 gas puzeAasszs. BY
!. L. LEE,
4ps7.ty 10. ts south CAxk stztgt.
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= ;;':::G;': S;;i;fG ;;$e'i ;&34S Fl;
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sS!fT Il fi1f' g. {; Il i! ''i.t1s n!*::
{:$;:s +; =; *s%:!l ;sEtEs: !: :: Chill Mild
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.,,tt II Lakri..; 4; T.;
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TO RID Y6rR H}rxE OF Fed RTGS
To RID YOiR ll0iSE OF BED ElGS
Use Butchers Dead Shot,
Csc Butchers Dead Shot.
THE BEST RIG POISON IN Use.
TIE BEST KC&: POISON IN CSE-
. AGENCY At
AGENCY At
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
l3-l Lake Street.
l1-1 Late $ffeef.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
Cincinnati Market.

OINoIENIrI, Dec. l6
FL0UR-The demand sontinues moderate
and the market steady. The sales are confined
to 600 brls at 5,5O@5.65 for extra. supetfine
may quoted at 5,90@5.4O but not much offer,
ing.
WHISKY-The market is steady and the de
mand good; sales 200 brls at 20 Ike,, including
that from wagon.
HoGS-The receipts not being SO excessive
tO,duy encouraged holders, and the market was
rather steady and more active.
GRooERIES-Sugar firm, with sales Of ITO
hhds at 5000, 100 brls double refined crushed
sold at llhc; MOlasses firmI 300 brls sold at
47c. Coffee steadyat l2@l3c., with a fair des
mand.
GRAIN-Wheat market is dull and prices
dropping, though not quotably lower; sales 300
bush prime red at 30, and 300 do do white at
rs.
CoRN--There is a good demand and market
firm at SOC.
oATS-There is good demand and prices
steady at 45c; sales 800 bush in bulk at sac.
RYE-There is good demand, and prices
are firm at sOc., for prime.
BARLEY-The market is firm with good de-
mand at our last quotations; 374 bush fair
spring at Toe.
GLOVER SEED There is geed demand
and market firm at 4,sO@4, IS; sales 65 sacks at
4 80: 100 bush in sacks and brls at 4 4.s5; 379
brls, part 10 arrive, at 4,5O, and 300 bushel at
ATS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
New York Market,

New YoRK, Dec. l6.
FLoUR-Market dull, heavy and 5@1Oc
lower, sales off 800 brs at S5a5 10 for superfine
sta 20 for extra state; $5s5 10 for super,
fne western. 5,I5a5.3O for common to medium
extra western, and 5.6Oa5.7O for inferior TO
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio,
market closing very quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat very quie: and nomInally
la0c lower. although there is no pressing desire
to realize. For good Milwaukee club. l.ls was
refused, delivscsd, for export. Last evening
25 .0Oo bush prime Milwaukee Club was bought
on speculation at 1 20 in store.
RYE-Less buoyan sales smsll lots at s9ic.
BARLEY-Very quiet and nominal at75a
76c
C0RN-Tbere is only 4 small supply; and
market buoy pant; sales 10000 bush at 90@041kc
for new, and 9ecsl 90 for old white and yellow.
OATS-Less active and firm st 4616a47Hc
for state, vests tn and Canadian.
WHlSKY-Dull and lower; sales $50 bis at
27a27%.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

CT We have received funny communities
tion which treats Of young shoe maker who
was enamored Of charming young lady up
town, and through "frlend" impsrtuned her
to permit his addresses" The other day the
family were "butchering," and it occurred
to the young lady that she would reward the
persistence Of her adorer, and she accordingly
cut out the eyes Of dead pig, and wrapping
them up nicely, sent them to himI He did not
relish this thing Of his Dulcinea throwing pigs
eyes at him, our correspondent says, and
charged that she was great deal more swiuish
than he had supposed At last accounts Sc
rious rupture was threatened and it was be-
lieved that the lady would be obliged to send
the irate yOungster "whOle hog" to appeast
him Our correspondent says the "fat is ia
the fire." and believes the Union TO be in dan
GER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

The attempt made by the Dayton Journal,
yesterday morning, and persisted in this NOR
ming, to make the people of this District be.
lieve that Mr.. Vallandigham, speaking clearly
and distinctly as a WesteTn man, had insulted
them by saying that he was not Northern
man, and had "little feeling aud no sympathy
for the NOrth," has most signal, failed,
G5- Nobody Of common sense believes any~
thing the journal says to the dIseredit Of Mr.
Vallandigham.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

The accusation against DR.. J. Q. Aver, Of Low
ELL for stAbbiRg \. s. Fay jr, the Treasurer the
Middlefox Mills, has been Withdrawn because the
prosecutor found that no complaint against him
could be sustained. The fact ia that DE-. Aver
merely defended himself as beat he might, with q
penknife he happened tobave In his hand, against
4 eowardly assault made on him from behind, with
the premeditatsd intention to diHhonor and punish
him for the exposure he has made and il making Of
the wrongs practiosd By tho ofioers upon our man
ufaeturing corporations. This community not on
IL nph0lds the Doctors successful defence Of his
person, but II heartily approves his course In pub
liely deneancing the Tite-Darnaols Family man
Agement- the abuses Of our public property foI
private ends. Dr.. Ayers medicines, heWsvsr val
liable, are not all for which the masses Of our peO-
pie hold him in regard BesiOn Herald.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

B@-We would say to our lady friends
this sloppy and slippery weather, that it is
as necessary for them to be as we'll shOd on
foot, as to be shOd with the gospel. This
fact being admitted, we would recommend
them to go to No. 35I West Fifth street
opposite the Indiana Central railroard
workshops and have their shoes well COW
cred with rubber soles. This is the best
institution to prevent wet feet, and to walk
on slippery pavements, out of town Those
who have tried the experiment, cannot dc
without the rubber soles.
All work warranted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

HoLIDAY's EETRRTAIEMEEF.-The Uniyer.
salist Society has engaged Huston Hall for
holidays and are making preparations for
the occasion. In connection with q Fair
and Festival they contemplate introducing
some novel and amusing entortainments.-
They will. open on Christmas Eve. Dec. oath,
and continue through the following week.
They are also to celebrate Christmas by
appropriate services on the evening of the
25th, which comes this year on Sunday, and
are to decorate and illuminate the church.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
Hanged at Last.
CONFESSION I'm RHYME!

"our nag 10 therein All, you see Il loom
Before Christ0pher's Auction and Toy kooml
Our banner is RED--tho omblem OF our trAdei
Prime goods, and niee-where bargains can be made.
Our stock oonslsts OF every useful thing,
And toys and notiona-a variety We bring.
We're "hKed" for Christmas and for New feaIs, too
And supply nlos goods all freah, aud bright and
new.
we have 80 many good and pretty things
FrIm childhood'a toys, TO ladies' golden rings-
That We can't name the tenth, II We would Try,
But come and see the go0ds-We know toull buy.
Then eomsi ys old and young, The goods are nice
and cheap,
And buy them singlY, or buy them In the heApi
Buy tham By the item, or In the pilei
Their very cheapness will cause you 20 smile.
Then, come, every body, before the runh sets IN
Il did last year when many had 70 80 away dtaAp-
pointed. we have the iArEsst and best assortment
Of dolls and bodiea OF any In the eltyl ana We might
say IN the West, At any one eatAbliahment.
J. N. CHRI8TOPHER,
dociJ Cor. IellOrson and Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
Obi what PitHl

A few days ago We noticed two fights that
occurred in our sister city, Miami-now we
regret we are called upon to record another
the facts Of which our poiek has reduced TO
verse. We can't admire the "symmstry" Of his
lines:
Miami City had another fight,
Which took place bout l0 last night
The fight took place at a skating party
Both young men were hale and hearty.
The Printer grasped in his hands a skate,
And whanged away at an awful rate
On the Doctors head he struck the blow,
Which caused the blood in streams TO flow.
The "old Nick" must be in that city
II is, indeed, pity, PITY
Come, young men, do quit your fighting
Turn your minds 10 Franklins writing;
"Stoopl" don't be caught in hgbting--shame;
For no good thereby will you gain;
Let your minds in goodness rove.
And learn each other how TO love.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

10 We enjoyed great treat last evening by
attending Prof Harrison's Laughsble MonoN
logue Entertainment, at Beckel's Hall, last eve-
ming, which was patroniEed by a largo and en>
thusiastic audience Of ladies and gentlemen,
who were convulsed with laughter at the CONS
icalities Of the Professor, who has the happy
faculty of making people laugh against their
will. He is a perfect genius in the way Of ma>
king up poetry and songs imprOmptu-hs solicS
tied written subjects from the audience, as a
test; some twenty five were given him, which
he sang upon for thirty Eve minutes, as easy as
one can talk, to the astonishment of all; his
comic song, and lectures were admirable
His "oil" for aches and pains went off like hot
cakes, He gives full Characteristic entertain
ment this Saturday evening, II the weather
is isfavorable, otherwise it will be postponed un
til Monday The price Of admission is only
is cents. =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
WE DARE YOU.

Democratic Victory in N. Hainpshire;
We find tho following in the Boston
Post:
"DEMooRATIc MAYOR IN MANCHESTER
Manchester, IN. HI December l3.-We
have elected e. w. Harrington, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor, by THIRTY ma.
jority Great Democratic triumph.
This is great victory, as Manchester has
been Republican hitherto by from three to
FIVE hundred majority. 1t is the town in
which the Republicans rang the bells on the
occasion of John Browns execution This
demonstration had something to do with the
result.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

sHoRrLy 10 APPEAR --stover and PAaum'
Webster street, opposite the new depot builds
ing Of the d. a NJ Railroad, will have lot Of
hne sugar cured hams, Of their own curing,
ready 70 supply their numerous customers, on
Christmas. We can recommeDd their hams -
an extra nice article, and advise all lovers Of
good ham to give them trial. They viii alse
have on hand lot Of fne fat turkiea. Piekled
Pork. eorned beef, and choice fresh meats a.
uOavs on hand Remember the nice sugar cured
hams on ohris.mas, and procure supply o
stoveF a Phaum.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

A woman named Ann Coleman has been com
mittod at BlainA 10 the Monmouth (WAlos) Assi-
SOS, for ths very novel onense Of having two hus-
bands living with her At the same time-one being
al the works In the day and the other the night
turn. Evidence other fret marriage At WolveT-
ton, Scmersetshirs eighteen years ago, 81 The age
Of 1e, and sf her reosnt marriage, within . few
weeks Of the present time, was produced, aud the
certificates were road. Her age was given In this
eerihosto At "a, which e0nhrms the opinion Of the
male sex a. to the dhhenlty Of estimating female
year.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
de-, in that city.
To Bus1HEssMEN-The Empire Job Rooms
are In complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall In andexamine our work and
learn our prices.
IT, To ADvERTIsEns.- Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten O'clock on the day they arc de-
sired TO be published-nof later. We cannot
agreetoinsert them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
ATTACHMENT.

Geo. W. H. Riley, PlG., Before Samuel Arnold. 2
lAssl Andrews, Dsrt. soSsry Co., q.
ON the 9th day Of December, A. d. 1859.
" said Justice Issued An order Of attachment IN
the above aetl0n for the of twenty-one dollars
and fofty-thFss eentss Case set for hearing the
2sth az OF January, A. d. 1880, at o'clock A. NJ
Of said day.
Arlington, Dec. is. 1859. deeiTStw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

Tho following is true, As regards the faetO-
tum Of an inland city daily, and It's expression is
as fellcitious as the fact is wsarisoms
One Of the most interesting chapters In Disraslfs
Curiosites Of Literature relates TO tho poculiArtes
Of different authors TO the time occupied in com
position. more striking literary curiosity would
be 10 tell the hour Of tho entire diurnal round of
old Sol, when an editor ofa daily paper Is not on
gagged in his work, physically mentally. Like
Mantalinis mangle, 1t is Zone demnition perpetual
grind."-[ Lou. journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

THE END OF TIE FoRREsr DIvoRoE OksE.--
The decision of the Referee, Mr.. A. O. Brad
ley, in this celebrated case, has been made
The Referee awards to Mrs. Forrest $4,000
per annum from the commencement Of the
aud mortgage security for its prompt payment.
And aside from this he has a fair pFoapect Of
paying Alimony for many years to come. This
case must have cost Edwin q fabulous sum-
but be has plethoric exehequer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

" Talk about your rare, austere Puritan
beautiesl One has only to visit the Opera to
see warm, palpitating Southern women, and
If he has spark of poetic FIRE, something like
this will be extemporised:
How fair these daughters Of the Sunl
These black>eyed, sparkling thingsi
These jewels Of the Holy onel
These angels without wings
When keys Of love the soul unloeks,
In all the gilded South,
The softest, sweetest music box
Is woman's rosy mouth
IN. o. Picayuae.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

U-The cold rain this morning was "heavy"
on our country friends who attended market.
1t washed the very color out of their meat and
poultry. The rabbits exposed for sale remind.
ed us of the stories we had read about the
Chinese taste for pies, and we declined them
at "3 for quarter" Strange. is it not, that 3
mans stomach will sometimes oppose his judg.
nanfI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

FIRE.-Edward Smiths MILL on the canal in
Wayne township, narrowly escaped entire dess
tructiOn by fire on Friday last. 1t appears
that on account of the low state of the water
the steOm engine was fixed up, some Of the
gearing at the roof got hot and ignited, and
before it was discovered some fifteen or twenty
feet Of the roof was in blaze. By the timely
aid of the neighbors the fire was put out be-
fore serious damage was done.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

W The funeral Of Mrs. Wood, the wife Of
the Mayor elect Of New York, took place at
his residence at Bloomlngdale on Monday. 1t
is estimated that between seven or eight thous.
and persons participated in the ceremonies. 1t
was by far the most imposing private funeral
that ever took place in that metropolis, or per-
haps In the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

RARE CHANCE To MAKE MoNRY.-By the
Investment of mere triae, hand machine to
manufacture an article useful in every public and
private house, can be purchased If applied for at
once. Any person, male or female, can enter into
a lucrative business by applying Immediately at
the Franklin House, where the article can be
saan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

I1O.-Prof. Pratt will again hold forth to
the great public this evening at 40 Main st.,
rain or shine He will give the folks some
thing extra in his novel programme, and will
offer them the most valuable remedy ever sold.
Be on hand, when the gas is lighted!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17
A Challenge.

A petition. got up BY Black Republicans, ia
in circulation requesting vallandigham to re-
sign. His crime is being WESTERN NAN, and
not a Northern mani BE was born on Ohio
soil, has Western sentiments, and iS Western in
his feelings. This is his whole crime.
We dare the whole crew Of the abolition
party to send it on.
SEND 1T oNl
Do you hear that, old PecksnifH Are your
ears open, Brother Dennyi And what have
you to say, ye old line sbolitionistsH Send il
on
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

LEoTURE.--Rev. Mr.. Leavtt will lecture at
Wesley Chapel, Sd st., to morrow (sabbatb)
evening. subject-"GOd aud His Attributes.
The course thus far has been Of the highest in
terest to Christians and Bible students generally
and we would be pleased TO see large atten.
dance to,morrow evening,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

BOLD RoBBERY.-The residence Of George
Wogaman, Esq, of Harrison township, was
last night entered by burglars, who succeeded
in stealing about $3.50 in cash, and double
cased silver lever watch, worth sos. They
effected their entrance with an "outsider," and
when they departed, left the door unlocked.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

U- The "squawking" of persecutsd geese
rose high above the tempest of sleet and snow
this morning. We don't know what that poet
was thinking about who related that the
"sonss of geese once saved Romel" Their
"singing" reminds one OF the filing Of q cross
cut saw. 1t is barely possible that the poet
aforementioned had "nO music in his soul, T" and
that he was unable to distinguish between the
cackling of a goose and the singing Of lark.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

U We had three "styles" OF weather be>
tween and 7 O'Clock this morning. It first
showed: then It sleetsd finely; and finally it
rained like forty The streets and sidewalks
were a sloppy glare, and We do not remember a
more decidedly unpleasant style Of weather
than that Of this morning. At one time We
saw three careless persons eat on their backs
on the slushy sidswalksl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

M@-A bill has been introduced into the
Missouri Legislature to establish State
Military Institution to be located at Jeffer.
son City for the purpose of instrueting 200
cadets from IA to % years Of age. These to
be constituted public guard Of buildings,
arms, munitions Of war and other property
the work to be done by convict labor. The
Institute to be supplied by annual appropri.
atoms.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

WATER Poor l--Those who want to keep
their feet dry this Usry wet weather, should get
the boots and shoes Of Wilson, Main st., below
Market. He has an extra article Of thick sOled
shoes for the ladies. and best article of boys
boots. They are double.extra and no mistake.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

G5 Christmas Ornamental Trees, at the
Nursery of George R. Mumma, Covington Pike,
"a miles from Dayton, cheap for cash.
decl6-lwd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

COrwin is about played out. His grimaees
don't seem to take as Of old. The motley has
got into the brain at last, and pity. nearly akin
to contempt, succeeds laughter. "Poor Toms
cold" Won't somebndY please TO bury him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-17

The FAR To NIoHr.-The Fair will com
mence this evening at Huston Hall. 1t will
be one of most attractive ever held:in this city.
There will be concert on every evening, and
music by the Band,