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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-04
FORD
~ 0chine Shop!

THE subscriber would most respectfully announce
L to the farming community, and public in general,
that lie still continues to manufacture at his shop
in Bedford, Pa, the following farming utensils OF
the very beft material, and in The most workman
like manner, viz:
-Four and Six Horse Tnmbling Shaft
Power Machines,
with large open cylinders, six slaves, and spikes
screwed in, and improved Straw Shakers attached.
Their supefiors for strength and speed not made
in this or any other County in the State.
-Four Horse Tumbling Shaft and Strap power Ma
chine, with cylinder open or shut, as may be de-
Sired and shaker of the best kind for convenience,
ease Of draft and perfect working. This machine
has no superior any where. THREE HORSE
MACHINES, of the same kind. TWO AND
THREE HORSE TUMBLING SHAFT POWER
MACHINES, a very convenient and excellent una
chine for small farmers, with or without shakers.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-04
|! Getiys' Photographic t,aIIery.

IV.gs HUtUSTdpHEC GaIIefV,
tE4CH4NGE BUILDINI,' BEDFORD. Pa.
NJ HERE Ambrotyres, Daguerreetypes, &c
W &c, are executed in the latest style
and improvements of the Art. A full assort-
Lockets at very low prices
The public are respectfully invited to can
and examine his specimens
May %, 1857 -
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-04
BoNTNET@,

Bridal, Velvet, Silk, Satin, Fuifted Silk, Chenille,
Straw and morning bonncts Infants Caps Chill
drens' and MisSis Straw and Silk Bonnets Iadies'
dress caps, Uead-dresses, Ribbons, Feathers Flow
ers-French and American, and Millinery goods
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-04
LADIES RlEiAR
DRESS GOODS.

- l" caii anu cAdiHiHe tue ldnuSOule assortment
of Fail and Winter Goods, now opened, and ready
for inspection, at the BAZAAR.
DRESS GOODS.
Consisting in part of Robe and plain Silks, CASH
mers, Poll Dechevres, hounced and side striped
DeLaine Robes, fancy and Bayadere DeLaines,
French, plain aud printed DeLaneS, Opera Flannels
English and French Aerinos, Poplins Velvets, De-
Begs, Rrllants, American and French Ginghams.
English and American Prints. Shawls-a gre at
variety such as, Long, Square and Mantiila =
Cloaks-Circular, Raglan and Mantilla STYLES. Furs
Ladies and Gents-Chenille Scarfs. Expansion
Skirts &c
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-02-04

June IS, 1858.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-17

VWS06y OOs4utU 0UWo1VI
o9DAv DbACR mA0e ~ =.
OfnAYHD frsa - = 1larsA ~, 80 blaek
- ~ 11saissa nslA y = . ysass Oh. she
~ : tfond a oae 81 her shealdsss, ] think.-
Whn ~ hesf1 frvn she ~ 49, Belmont. |
vill o1vs - shove reward Tor ~ delivery % ne
- Gee psyss, o. elcf'r en- So z :ss'ss ssieh
o.ssss q, lsss. 2c-ss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-17
evl, ~, Avn nsfs,s..


y y There ~ 'pHfli' srfHmHfs ani f0
l%essofs ~ nuuk ktEFIsI f~pNa4Nenfr
Niffn uAfns. DtnHAS fnfsDn sptslst
lNaflsI, iAtiN, uhiEh, eia, ~ a. 81 mga
the nsf n business msa.
Isfalns iflm u ~ ~ years ailshl ~ ahg hfAnrt
0htY mly 9Th, aHl Hniil r. roif1ai - hes slsh
o. w., There afs, rfutHhi7, nos Ices than iaa
thousand ~ lfs fyfhef Hulanli IL bnHks AuI b.
sihe.s houses IL lhis eifg.
Merchants Apply here ~ eiefi land s8s heatep.
Country merchants. steamboat clerks. es., can
learn IN = few days " hep ihef booss eoueoii,
~ write 4 free, handsome hand,
Catalogues with terms, Opinions n he press nni
loading men N Che nation. etc, cent 70 NJ tha Do.
Sire thefn.
This Il The only chartered Commercial college
y the South wesi and The oldest In The toiiel
states, md has sloul fer
Mott rnAS 4 QthGrfR OF AclsruW
On IL own merits alone
board can DO had eiih the Professors. ~ other
good families speaking English, French, spanish
" tiefnnn. from NJ 10 ~ pr week.
N. u. To prevent mistakes, o. imposiiions. stu.
dents intended for this college should bring this
advertisement or special directions, rs there are
every winter temporary rooms open for u lev
months NIL, " course. making wonderful preton.
sipns and promises, and posting flaming %plneirda
70 c~nlighien The people " Now Orleans ani tho
South. When three of more form Clubs, md 90.
Ter II Tho same time, ten per cent. will be deduct.
Ell from tuition.
cr- Citizen. and strangers are respectfully IN.
viiej n visit the College aud Judge for themselyc,.
The city Is perfectly healthy.
Srock.-lf. ~ Is expected. the %citisens In favor
q Southern practical education subscribed a. libcr.
ally to this noxs lNrlntios ~ they ever have to
di.,an, ones, the Agricultural and Mechanical De.
rartments will be ., once put IN operation, and the
whole placed on n firm bass. TO stand for ages ~
a permanent Institution Of the South, and under
the direction OF tho Stockholders thcmsclyc. aud
the Trustees appointed by tbs Legislature.
Stockholders can take the amount out IN tuition.
Tho Trustees 81 course can put any other party nj
the head, II they deem beat. The Charter Is per.
pctual.
Gentlemen Of the South, does the plan meet
your appreciation? II so, will you give Il YOU
aid, aad build up q now lssturfIos with a thous.
aud or fifteen hundred student. annually?
RUFUS D0l.BLAR, President.
November 10, 1859. i2-lm.
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Look to Your Interest!

F0ViiE undersigned have their SAW MILL
In operation, II miles soush.wes, of6ss4
the town Of Pamela, on N. J yaiden's
section q issd, and are nov prepared soSss
twenty. Ave cents per hsndsed feet, board measure,
sheeting ssventy-hve cents.
- No lumber will he delivered unless the money
or iss equivalent is paid. GAGE 4 BROWN.
October q, 1859. 4o-.ly.
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Guardians Sale of Land.

tD VIRTUE n Do'fss n Che Probate coufi
- " Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered At
ihe October Term, 1885, II sad tuufi, and alsa
The insfff n said count rendered at thu tiolubsf
term. 1850. thereof, the undersigned, duafdinn "
bic usu children, wi, on Monday The 9Th daS Of
neronhafi lhhh, IN the premises, within LAWFUL
hours, sell a. public auction, ~ the highest bidder,
~ = credit W twol,e months from The day II sale,
he Nurth.vcsi quarter ~ teelion lwenty-sctcn,
Township twenty seven, Range TIVE, Easi. IN IA
mol, county. Bond and security vii b. fOanifei,
md the statutory lien retained on sail land for
The purchase money,
JAMES " ELLIS,
Guardian. So.
October ~, 1859. t..Iw.
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RE seoee ~ nessessspps.,
PAMELA COUNTY.

10 Sssssi Hmors end Nm. o. E1moss, tegssen
and heir Il lac y Hsnsy E7~ers, dstsd.
VOU ar hereby ssnmoned TO be end appear
hefcse The Probate Cosrs Of said County %
The lh Monday IN November sest, then ed here
10 shoe sAsss Shy ~ peeisiss Il pssshssA 9lnsre,
widow of deeesssd, vsayiae lss dewss = shs leads,
teas0enAs cd kereditansos q 0ii dessnseas
shosld - - sFsassa. t
y sssss Il Cosss.
ossotss q, isss. ieI.ls.
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VOu WILL SAVE TWENTY pm CENT, By
buying yosr CLOTHING 81 n. GENBURG.
EMS, IN pssela, in place Of going to Memphis TO
get cheap Clothing. lie con cell Clothing cheaper
sass he cheapest aos's |. Memphis; lie selected
sueh Clothing % 10 ssited 10 this mashes.-
Call ssd - for yourselves, next door West Of the
PIassers' Hotel. Ne be-, cleo, . Inc sock Of Dry
Coed.
OSasbsP q, 1859. 4o..f.
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0o1o O. pOg0000 Properly.
"s WIf6 sglL y - kieAea tsesss, -
w 1nsso.gsos l0A ~ q NsssnbR sat,
q sss sssiegu4 - pessseal pgsp<sey. esssistise
e CouaA No. gssning 1nCls9o6s 9eusAeld
e knlkm Huau6neA - 80 sRsis3so ~ -
80 ~ nukies. 7esns nsde kssvn - IT, ~
z -. G. Il. 1 \. BAuGt.
Nevenkee 4. 1859, Al43v.
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TWO Bt.ACk n6Lks - - yvlIss ~
usls No ssssyel ftss - Drssises. o.
q ~ hissh go. I yhisl, - b;es nsla. An
tlE0 ~ tsanes1 ~ ~ Issss 4 = - IN
eessses. I IN - - = ~ 800 -
- - - - : ~ -, s'ni1u - =
49,. o, viii siss e1e : - - -
49,, A6ousss, 49, psgs-soA 3.
sspssuss - 1853. ~.
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ny VIRTUE Of - srse q Ne Probate Ccufs
ID Of PssoIs CosssB D~1ininipri, he ss.ies.
sIgned, Adninisososos With the Will saeeaea q
r. n. bsshasss. deceased, will, On Bassf6ay, Ne
lO<A aay 4 Dessabes, 1859, Ct he lsse residence
Of The deceased, 49, utse niDeo Northeast Of
Psaola, near killebssv's MI, I'll = psbIie go.
dos, = . ssviis Il sUslve months fre1 IL ~ II
sale, . lss Of Medicines, Medical Dssks, . ~
Druee Bsexy, . nss Mar, . lot 81 Ten, ssa sss-
dsy 49, sfieies.
boss - ssssrig Vii ; svsvirst = - pr.
sAassss. THOMAS I. WILSON, At.s.
NsvsnsR 10, 1853. 49,
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PAMELA COUNTY.
70 Samuel Eipon, one Of NE heirs al lar u
Henrg Elmofe. deoeds,ii
NoU are hereby cited to appear before the FRO.
bate Court Of said County, On the 18th Mon
lay In November next, to show ean.e why the prti.
ton NJ par,hena Fillmore. Guardian " Henry q.
ilmorc, praying for sale u her wards intercs, In
the following lands 81 deceased, ,iti South half
u the Southeast quarter Of Section u, Nor,h.eas,
quarter Of Section % aud North half " thu East
half " the Sont-east quarter ~ section IA the
East half u tho Northwest quarter Of Section Is
aud the North vest quarter Of the Southeast quar-.
ter Of Section %, ali IN Township ~, ilanye J East,
,hociaw Meridian, in said County, should not b.
granted, and show cause Why said interest or ths
entire tracts aforesaid should not BE- sold aud ths
proceeds secured 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Ny order VI Court.
October q, 1859. 40..tw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

THE oAupoRSA Gorp CRop.--Aocording
10 the California Register for 1859, there
were in operation in 1859, in fifteen coun,
tics from which Information has been Oh,
tanned, 333 quartz crushing mills, the ma
chiuery Of which had cost 81, 1867 900
The richest quartz vein in the State is that
Of Allison's Hanohe, which is believed to be
the richest gold mine in the world The
first sixty three tuns of quartz from this
vein produced s22 900 The vein or lode
called lead by miners, was opened in Octo.
ber 1856. The yield during tho ensuing
two years was estimated at 81 500 ,000-
Eight thousand tuns of the rock have been
crushed, which has yielded 5000 per tun.-
Street 4 Soulsby's claim, in Tolume County,
is supposed to contain gold rock worth 81,
100000. Colonel Fremont's Marposa Ran.
che Mines are yielding him, it is estimated,
50 900 per week The authorities adopted
by the Register state the production 20 have
been very uniform since 1855 at about $50,
900 per annum
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

fYaThe fnilure on the preat Boston nnb.
lishiug house Of Philips Sampson & Co, is
bad one and still nne1plainable. Many
.. 'ne paper manS,aetIrsrs :" s are thsir oredi
ON the dollar for their claims IN W News SU~
Prohablv Tho nrimo cane. or ,ho C;1,,.o
of .ba, firm was the s,,ong i,vo.,non, =
ns sonsation hooks pccro li,oro,nro and
no,binc eI.e sncb s,oot yill ~,
becau.o 4 i really gc,idou. wbe, ~
d;u;d.., -. 80, a.. ,.,',
onnaran, Tb;s noar, hn-;..-. :. -.
~ hn,.I.oa T,hosn ~ 49, - 3: :.
~ s.'s.ssS4 - =
.a,,,,, ~ - -" ~ ~ '. sAu
"u"'''"'iO"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06


rhis GENTS has always been looked upon
10 every community as diSrepntAble charae-
terra. Honorable men have always shpnncd
their society, and wonld as soon ooIae in
contact with lepsr, as holdany commani'
cation with persons guilty ef 90 base an of'
fence Il appears ihat kdyin rArrott Is IN
dustrionsly circulating The report among
The liquor dealers .hat Ma Rltsorx is .
iemperancs man WsllpsrlAps Mr. Elrorr
may not te pIysicalIy able % enzaie down
as much rcd eye a. Edwin, and perhaps i
don't spis bim d f,ke any 81 ali; and per-
haps fstthar lhut he being poor man, ig
hn was disposad 70 Indulge be might not
hage ihe means after the sapport ofhis fam
~, % pay fog 3be Indulgence. We hardly
believe, though, that Nh Kr1iorr would
actthe inlonner in sase he aid make liz.
uor bill We don't think hs would be gull.
y Of tho mennness Of having his Landlords
premises closed i he damned him for Il II
We thought he wosldi we would not vote for
him waosvn TlAr sHoR Prrs CAN wEAn
ar
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

0-Ne are frequently asked d--"IIow is it
going. Don't you think we'll beat emf
We have this answer to make, TO one and
ell--At the present writing, we have by far
sths best prospect, we will surely send the
Opposition up Salt River next Tuesday if
tho democracy do their duty The thing 10
in their hands. II the vote is brought out
Nap iassdAy, we will surely carry the day.-
snNo work for that purpose. Bring
%re vote
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
FARMS,

Two HANDSOME and highly improved
farms, lying aDont 4miles north Of the city, 15
acres each Llfi PROPERTY Will be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
24O acres IN Hanoock County, moi far from the
county scat, and three tourths OF nile from rail
road station. 100 acres improved, balance excellent
timber Very tine Land, ana will DC sold at n bar
gain. Also " ''''
no acres one milo north wcptof Union City, well
tmproycd creek running through the centre =
never failing water, large iarn, good bearing Or
chard, splings, &c.
ALSO
0l aoreg In Darkc county, part good TIMBER good
land No. barn, panied, good house n, ,ODO
down, balance on long time.
ALSO,
Z number Of other farms variOusly located and nh
very cheap, together with large amou' of desifa
ble CITY property Of every DESCRIPTION
Jyls CdAS. b. CLARKE, Sd st,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

WArEE Tr. Oct A 1859
Eo. Rarint In elahclng ossr The Ga,
aetie Of iAat week, we noticed 40 editorial
article euiogaing Judge wn. .. Probasco,
one 81 the eOpposision' somincss COT scpa.
tor In Hamilton county. Friend Deany says
he is much "gratiaed" to see bis namo on
the ticket, and in this We have no doubt he
Is sincere, Now, Il is a well known fact to
all who are acquainted with the Ex.Judgo
that he became a member Of the Know
Nothing order about the time Of iis fret or
ganizalion in Hamilton county, and hes since
that time acted and voted with tho party at
every State and Municipal election. Our
foreign born citizens have no enemy who *
moro bitter and inexorablc in hunting them
down and trying 70 disfranchise them Of
their constitutional rights, than this same
Judge Probasco. The Gazette editor says
that III lac is elected, he will make one Of the
best business members Of the Senate -
Shades Of Yorktown p would he not bo
beautiful representative Of tho many thour
sands Of naturalized citizens Of Hamilton
county, As a "bnsinoss member Of the
Senate, he would no doubt make himself
notorious in bis labors FOR something similar
10 the Massachusetts, Amendment, which
places our foreign born citizens below the
African Like the five per cent month
Flax straw candidate for senator 10 this
District, his motto Is down with the 'dirty
Dutch and Irish, and up with the niggers"
We are not all surprised that Denny ex-
presses so much qualification at seeing his
name on the ticket, but we beg leave to iu-
form him that there are some German aud
Irish voters in the city Of Dayton, who have
heretofore voted the Republican ticket, who
know something Of the antecedcnts of Judge
Probasco, and are not so much gratifed at
seeing bis name used in this connection, as
I Mr.. Denny
Will our foreign born citizens be deceived
any longer by such barefacod political dema,
gogues as Probasco and Cuppy?-men who
have shown themselves to be unreliable, and
ready at any time to cut the throat of their
best personal or political friend, in order to
accomplish their own selfish purposes Den,
ny says the ticket in Hamilton county is
fairly distributed between the Republicans
and Know Noshings, and thinks they wiI
unite in rs support O, consistent brother
Denny how ean Yen desire the success of
serh p ticket wish an your profsssel love Of
ioreign born citizens
tsp yas not sdifg na niflhcr a. to the 40,
toasa aensso d rrobaseei Was he initiated ia
a hsy now2 Who oiteiatel % sb9t inter
esling eeeasiooY Was cnpi s. ParryuY
% toll An4r Yonsgoss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

Jefferson STA handsome Lot WeHt side, below
OH St. small Frame upon IT,
Second st.-fiuuse and Lot be SOW Perry norti
side. House, Two-stCry Brick
Large and convenient Lot5Ox2UO
Brownst-Oppositc Buckeye st. Large Briol
House aud large Lot. CHEAP.
Brown st.--Corner Of Ann, Two story Doubl,
Brick House, good Cellar, Well
Cistern, &c, VIII mt TO nav Il
per cent. on the Investment.
McDonough Ht-Opposite Barr. Two-story Franc
House. Lot 5ON l5O
Firth st,--Cornerof MONTGOMERY Fine Lot
Small Frame House
ALSO:
FORIN LOISl-On the Hillhetween Sd and 9th sts
aud a large number OF vacant Lot,
III dliierent parts OF the city. Foi
sais cheap, or TO exchange Tor Other
property.
CHAs, y. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
Cegg'H building, ID st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
E'arYns.

DID ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
~ ner, on the o. n NJ, X, r., one hundred acres
deep, rich, alluviAl coil
Thereare twogood Dwelling Houseson the prem
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price Ct si2 per
acre being much less than Its value For sale by
CHAS. =. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, 80 street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
l.and. T,ar1d.

WOULD call attention 10 Land now of
leredto exchange for city Property or Goods
located as folloWH:
OHl0-Sheiby, Ross, Allen, Defiance. Henry,
Fulton, Darke and Williams CuuntipB,
INDIANA Randolph, Wells, Wabash, Stark,
Jasper, Pulaski and Lake Counties,
lbLlHOlS-La@rcncr klchland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
MlS5OUhI-O Charlton Washington, Madison
Ripley Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Counties.
Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties.
MINNGSOTA--D Dakota, Ramsey. Rice. Sc,ti
.,.. and Mcleod CouptieB
The above are choice lands, and win be eX changed
on the most desirable terms on Application 10
CHAS, +. CLARKE,
JyS Clegg's Huildlng, Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

BA- Human hair varies from the 26Oth to
600th part Of an inch in thickness The fire
Of the coarsest wool is about the 5O0th part
Of an inch in diameter Silkworms silk is
about the 5 ,000th part Of an inch thick; but
the spiders line is six times finer, and a
single pound of this delicate but strong sub
stance would be sufficient to encompass the
globe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

eoS-There is in the County lnfrmary at
Columbus, Ohio, an old woman Of SO years,
called the "last of the Mohicans" because
she is the last Of a family OF twenty four,
equally celebrated for their longevity aud
laziness, nearly all of whom have lived and
died in various poor houses in Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
City PrOperIy-Desirabie Resi-
dence!

oifer for sale on reasonable terms, u
new tnl handsome residence on I'd street, be.
low Perry
The House islarge and oonlmOdiOus, with all the
mOdel improvements and cOnyeniences; is finely
located, andin good neig ighhorhOod. win hesoli
cheap, Al application is made soon.
CHAs. y CLARKE,
mhs Real Estaio Agent, Cleggs building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
I-rReadIna Maller q Evsry PaEe.-rr

eea- tor Locals Telegtaph. and other
matters ol ioioreef ana Information, see
lafat and Fourth pdaes'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

HROSl the above it will be seen that we
have become prOprietors of Mr.. Bucke's wen
known confectionery establishment corner OF Main
ane second atreets Day ton, Ohio where we hope 10
receive me amount OF patronage that Mr. dinner
iIlehdh may see proper to allow us. Nothing shail
iack on our part TO make establ ahment All that
~ should be Our Ice Cream and cooling rin r. sbai
be OF the best; at all times our stock of onndiss
| TOYS, ianoy goods, musical Instruments etc shall
a,Mays oe oolhplcte-nothng shall be wanting on
be. RLISE A. mpIt ~ nVulk nnulk
sept21
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Demooratic State Ticket

ron dovERSoR,
RUFUS P, RANNEY, Of Cuyehoga County
LiKurENANr eovERSoR
WILLIAM II. Stafford, Of Ross County
JUDGE OF TINS sUrRENE COURT
HENRY C. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co
AUDITOR OF STATE,
@. YOLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County
TREASURER oF STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, Of Hchland Co
SECRETARY or STATE,
JACOB REiNHARD, Of Franklin County
BoAnp oF PUBLIC woREe,
JAMES TOMLlNSON, Of Washington CO
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
CHARLES N, ALLEN, Of Harrison Co
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06

Join }. ACKERMAN, Esq, is now con-
nected with us In making abstracts 10 All the H.
lles 20 heal Estate IN Montgomery county. The I'M
certainty OF the old system Of looking over the in
aeNes TO seventy volumes often as the pronert,,
changes hands, to ascertain the condition Of the ~
tie mas Induced us TO make abstracts Of All tIea t
Au the property IN the county, that all The eon
teyahues suceung Hny lot or sec ion OF land win
70 very eonvel anee affecting any piece OF Real Es
tale without referring to the Indexes at All ThJs
sSbtem 10 much needed, and deserves the liberal ma
Iiphags OF al persons who deal in Real FstAt, :
= ne examinations VIII soon be finished, when ,ve
partment. " hAt ue-
We willgive prompt attention to any law business
when may De entrusted 10 Mr. Alderman who viii
gi!e particular attention to his German Iriends
we WI give attention, as usual, to all law busi
OFFICE ON Main street, opposite the
Court House.
bepls' JORDAN a JORDAfJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
REMOVAL.

THE firm of Sprague & Co.
Cincinnati, have opened in their
new iron front Store, southeast
corner Of Fourth and Vine sts.,
opposite Post Office.
They have a magnificent stock of
Goods for Men and Boys wear,
including all that appertains to a
gentleman's wardrobe, either ready
made or to order, for Men and
Boys.
Their stock of Piece Goods, for
ordered work, is splendid. Their
goods are marked at Cash Prices,
and as low as Fine Goods can be
sold. We have stock of Fine
Sole Leather Trunks, Rail Road
prooi-best that can be made.
ALSO-New style Bags, Tor
Travelling purposes, Travelling Rugs,
ShaWls, &C.
SPRAGUE & CO.,
south-enst cor. 4th & vine sts.
septls-d&wim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-06
NHE firm Of Alderman 4 KolIv beino m

VIE firm of Ackerman a. Kelly being
now dissolved, the undersigned announ,o
,hai, IN connection with the law firm of Jordan &
1olhh, ne y engaged Ia making complete Alstrncts
w including the city OF Dayton and ali the towns
IN the county. great deal OF labtr has aIreadv
VIII yet be required to complete tho examinstians
Inc labor already done affords great facility In as
ccrtainins the title to property - 10
The Old system Of making abRtrarta finn, th Ia
ICNes in The Recorders office, is so uncertain ans
lao9rioua that this system Is deemed indispensabic
All law business entrusted to him will be- pronii
" attended to by him. in connection with the ri ot
poaite the Court House. '''o'i W
The undersigned can during all buain, ss ho,,, ~.
found At the Recorders Office "'N'S "'
S'pt2I JoHNJ. ACKERMAN.