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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE MICHIGAN SOUTH-
a RAILROAD 90 the morning OF the 7th inst, the
yhi express train passing the crossing Bssfeld
81 ton, on the Michigan southern Railroad jumped
veen the second and first class passenger
Ing the Two latter on the track dragging them between
1--we ND Six hundred feet. including bridge, aud then
turn ug them entirely over down emb 2nk OF
[eet Atthough the cars were made complete wreck
VI injured excepupg A. dooert the baggage master,
VINO ju mped from Tue train and had two Of his ibis
broken AL. anosu NOT tnoneht 70 be fatally Injured
died tfsoay nent iass.-Cha>d9o IrDuIss, July
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Military Affairs.

THE HUDSON BRIGADE.
An independent parade OF the Hudson Brigade will takd
pa, pn.e on Monday pext, composed Of hundred men
uosI e several companies. 8rieadier General James T.
ara SaI nas oeen chosen oommsodant and Col Snaler
sey a., vegoTy as line officers They will form In Jsr-
during he . two O'Clock, sod pay visit 10 tbe cisy
man n font ~ noon and viii he reviewed by Mayor TIE
ase snort parade up Broad rav after Which ,hov ,,I
VISt HoDoken and be dsmissea ~ "'e' WIN" ney WIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Now HKST OF UNITED STATES TRooPs.-A de
tsohmen o. one hundred and thrtysx from Car
iise barra cks Pennsylvania arrived yes,er
dsp and left in the afternoon the steamer Sxy
lark for F. rt Leavenworth. Lieut. Aaury was IN con-
msna For SIX or eight months past the acn men, IA
heen An gen, y drilled aud practised Carlisle for rifle
serv,ce Ind hey are nov on the 10 Santa Fe to f
nm GONNA in the regiment Of rlfemen the
depot OF ncu 10 ~ .eN ae1l'o Nearly all not the
In that Terr itory.-A Louis RSpublscaa. July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Orders have been by War Department direct
ing general Court Martial 70 assemble in city the
snrd day Of August next for the trial Of certain officers
who ehal be brought before the court The will be
composed OF the folo~mg members:-Jolones Mansfield,
inspector Generals department LOOMS, Fifth antry
Crag Ordnance department; rompxns, Quarter
department; Miles, Second infantry; Lieutenant Colonel
Ripley, Oronance department, and Majors Buchanan,
zsh infantry Sedswick frat Cavalry Mordecai, Ord.
nance department Major John f. Lee, Judge Advocate
f the Army, will act ne Judge Advocate Of the Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

York Columbia OIL Company, . senharnuI dividend Of
ten per cent payable demand ut the oce 80 South
William street; the Excelsior Fire Insurance Company,
semi anDaA Dividend Of per cent payable on Dc
mand the Bank for Savings, Blocker street. IT, semi
Dual interest," Monday, lssh nst u The ratio Of Blk
per cont per aDnum On sums Of under Eve hundred dol
lars and tho rate I'VE per can't per larger
sums
The following table will compare he exports Of the
seven Or u ,ipal staple articles TOR the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

his Betsy Ames or Wells. ssr'lsa, y Jaxo Il days. with
snssr and t9esooo 70 . arnsman o.
sugar Ino'sssaa 70 q Z ! P.tsrs
s',g acsers FRI OlhAxara 1t Pierre, M0seion NJ, wM
Brig RicS III Z Bangor days. WITH lumber to mas.
nis Hous0a, -. aae1.Aa days. with lumber. 10
ssar Mndo,o. Sargent st Johns Pc July with sugar. to
ashr sohsrt Palmer ts xysc, wsns MA.Ansas July p
scbr ioi New LouaoU Eoddsrd cseusu. so. juno
Win sugar 70 Fowler iowa sb inst 81 ION rs a.
spoke ship uop9ueror Of .yorw Gays from sooils Ia
I'm" s' sshr WHO oreopmas' gons sppArsnty bat short
Zen, John srooss ct Portland, GRAHAM oArdsnas July
a sss. .ystsl ca, Cole s.ol vns Ms days with Cab
scsr Peruvian (s Clubhouse Dorchester 10 days. with
S'sr Jcnas Smith DAYTON, Wilmington MI 8 dayA
s' h r rn Powell wN~os,n 80 sdsys
81. smith 's sss%'s,s ~ 20 days
s scnr LOT = i ysyio, Manwso. NO, sdssa
scsy shsrwcod wis~s yirsini. ds,a
scbr n .bbot smith B~lti~ore da,a
sehr Dresden Kioa, Maabias asys fN
shr sa.sS r""srs Robinson 70 ,ouh Nh daya
sesr augusta Kelley. \. : ssdfore sasss. 'A''
Schr fr,e,d hip hale, Provide uo~ frr sixabe,hpo,t
scr Lydia Catherine Mc1oise Prnvid-noe for
scbr Nielsen sali ball Porlsod On. days ..
sehr Lacy Anne. sues Rouaoot to> BOSTON.
scbr Star, EntshiDgs rewsrs for Pembroke
soop Gen p ossu b Hoisit su.,sI adass.
stesmer ,oston, seiew. Phisdepha
seamer Pelican kldrich Providence
BELOW
ship Empire State, 80 das from verpoo-By pros boa.
SAILED
Steamship: Vanderbilt scaSs~pt,n and Havre CITY O. Bal.
nah; Jam Richmond
Wind at sunset with rain
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,a ruv rnrrO OF TIE HERALD,
to TIE Idly. ~, 20. error In your re,o. 4, .
WI you pie $1,000 The Yer Last Dodge" Mssrs Hsp
ran Hrp desire say TIN. ss an no. reco nmend
NJ John j. Harris, but HARM nr nsrrg o. New
1ou scye i,iv ia jy5q r. b. NEWELL.
TO THE EDITOR OF IN. HERALD
In the HERALD OF this morning ind "a 40 p2r.ed as
xarino been arres,ed sab ~ paes The
,ts ~ taly used an veal u usV,ng oe
ynsncsd an examination trust The pubic yu DC 40
- 10 = b. ssould be arrested. rave thsa y mafs
parties who caused ny arrest "a hooe
cons1c The pubic Of TIE zSuuh q o nsr ecs
grLY Is, 1869, 1yoAs 3A0~h'
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Naval InfeI,i1encs.

The United States ship Constellation, Commodore In
nan MAS toWed down the harbor at yesterday
anchored in the roads, 10 await change Of wind. Toe
ConssGton ia the flag ship OF the African uadron-
--Bos101 Adue,tisa. July 10.
letter bag for the United States squadron at the Bra
kills WILL be or~arded from the OF Naval Ii.
hrary and Institute Charestown Navy Yard on or about
July 30 Letters newspapers &c. received free from
Hpense, will be forwarded.
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MARITlME lNTELLlGENCR.


fHB HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS srEA maks
empire CY-From New York d. arriving at Havana tn
md New Orleans 10th Prom New Orleans Nth Havara
arriving at New York 9BtA
OAHAwAA-From YORK lZth, arriving Il Havana lite
md New Orleans 18th New Orleans 18th Havsne NIB
arriving at New Yerh Sd.
pEnADEIPBIA- New YORK nth
and New orleans 18Th From New Orleans b6 HasspA st
r-ivine ut New York 18th
IsAsEL-From Charleston eth fgth due q Havana sh
and sd From Havana 10th and 18th New ynrt 18Th
sud S1st
When the above dates fall Sunday The steamers Will
sal on Monday, except from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE.
an packages and ,ers Intended new YORK HERALD
,houd be sealed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

ONE OF MARIos's Hgs.-At the Fourth of July
celebration IL Iron Nn, Missouri, Capt John Hall, o.
TsIons and III be 70 years Of age On the 2lst of sap
ss " lie supports himself bv making heoou,.
and baskets and as ne sr received pension though he
ieugh, saahuy ~ the battle Guod Caat ana Hoa us
n. c., March Is, 49, where he was lieutenant Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

CpA1lyN GE FGs A BALLOON RAcE-Mr La
uonn,an cal na that Mr. Wise takes too much credit To
h,,nseN for he recert trip in the Atlantic He denies
sst ~e vss partner In the affair." and says that be fell
.s,sen With the valve IN bis hand and the nap cost
600 =, - of Qas he concludes with this Challenge
Wsur, own to-day for the wreck OF nv balloon
-h,cb y i'll be once rebuilt II, mean while, Mr.. Vice
nas,a. the tier Of sufficient importance TO de sire
sns, ~ Or reIs We capacity acienf ally considered in
. trial tril 'tfou 81 a. So hn - @ 1siaa.o eeasSaFo,
with bslos ~ " ~ go ' ~ r"yN ny @uhIess
In,
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Total .saOe4sS 70 3D. els "A ls,0i8 IS 1858 400 o.

The financial year OF the company commenced vita
October The receipts Of the first nine months OF the
present year compare with those Of the previous year as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

<,ons -, FIVE SoU-H,-The rains continue almost
Uhoi s an planters ar beginning complain OF da
s. oo,,nn from the euperabpndauce of water. To
10 nc fields is quite goisend, there being
70, ..,sr Va hand, presume, las. through the
season Rice g, ssray, v looking aud doing we'll Tos
Baue m ~ be OF corn, generally 10 the low country
no como aln,s 60 drought from any quser.-SavasxaA
~ 4.
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~
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of July IL Says
We are authorized to state, by gentleman we'll in
formed in regard the finances Of the CITY, that the
o. 900 interest the city bonds New Yok on tue
IL: INST, and for which they protested, viii moss
positively be paid during the We are gaa
70 hes hs as we Can then claim that the credit Of
city "a SUSTAINED.
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s sr hssy s%ss s"ss 20
sesP Cen o sssso ss ss' sd'
ship Empire State. IS nvsrpool-By pno. boat
SAILED
@ors sr Liverpool SassSis CSsqsssop rlsid .,sn
nah Jan s.ov p s'eh@Ood
VINO At sunset with RAIN
Telegraph M.rln. Report
IN s ~ ss sSu.a ys':s
for are ns a"S1 % anS
0f 'A'0'A0'' "'A"'' "nu reso, s0r"S ana '0sT'
The VANDERBILT, lin. m. steamship v..d.,ou, Can. ,,.,,,
sailed s..sdsy for souh.m, sou and H.vrs viii, Isl
gar' and s''ss7 o7e % In specie.
rs ~o Ss
non. Ss mo op ss VIII reload and proceed being
ass
s9 :hs % and into
CO Of h. sy o
asss Pt hs GRE Sso s ID . h s, . ss
Isnt VIC ''' '~A' A'"' 0y ''' or" AMBROSE
inst r. ad md S cold It auction @
for about fifteen 'sas she bought Bag
r,.,,.o..o~. 1s'a ,., .ss: x,,,
A sS o Ws.,s 1850 s: 80 sa s Oh
Ocean =,
Arctic 1870. 49,. : :" ''1' ''D'' '''''' : Ao.A. MO
SIS %h. May q James l''er' h'm'd' SAns $50
e
i Msas Ne I.
son:h,on 10 river DO; ssooo.! 1is.ys.cd KS.
irn EB % orai,s ~ PEN Eassos, s.o do Sissr Jss-
s d. d. 7,h ousr Coma a. ION Clifford wsns.
letter o% CsDi Dandy Of Ssrs Pbaeis Of sso.uose. TO-
IN & ~ sd S 'ss
S.s ;ss ;sSs @
VA: Scs: sss.s .sss .sss ~: .Ss
h sn s for ~ s or TO-
ROW = ssS
the we're sisgei -. Ph@pis sse a' oa
% oil oCo ss bone She was inursd 10 ssw ssdforS
$500 Mu,Ss u Union Mutual 0'e soo Pacific
.u.s.. sG ,:sS CALCUTTA lieut. for London Ma, r.
'as7 N lon Is W F.. DE-.
sSo
gs1sn june jnssam ! si@9 %s'a sofl'An
=: on ss:,e' NO leans
NYo1s July S-''' Am'r''"' Eagle Moore r0m l0nd0n
nom
july july .s
S,soA JnSs re- q Ar Ssiso leasrs sossss.
HAnBuac June % Arr Aammoais o. scbwsnsen NYork
satss Iuss swan Newcastle and s:..ss -'' o''''
DAD mossss. far solmes Iols for ORDER.
smpGs so.tOn; sus.ra: SS.ls.as sisissss &
'GlS a..e'us. Freeman Amer.o. Howe and Medallion
Afsn s Ko ssn San
S2 2s a. % F Flee ns n ss s.v..,..
LONDON. July lar Msrv . gich Kich NYork
Liverpool sSori and landed Oios ''p00 Aea'ne' NOM
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Imports (Other than Dry Goods and SPECIFY
MT the Port or New York, Tor the Week
ending July 10, 1850.
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e,oroncrss Office.

Wit WARM srRxnr sHoorst CAB- AVID Aso#rFM EXAM
Nsos- Coroner Iactman held An ante morsem exAm'-
nation yest.rdsy Al the New Yofx Hospital IN tnc case
81 Patrick rsvsoy who shot ia the len SIDE on Fs'
day Afternoon by naoed Jona CroSly, Al sne cor
aer Of Water and James streets Tue injured man sAted
he the long period but mad nos
spoken isr the last nine years. BE was unable 70
for any for the dea lily assault and says
II entirely unpr0vOkeo. TITO following Inc dying
mspAs deposition, ~ taken sefore the CorUner:-
Patrick Lovejoy, beng du'y sworn, ssys-i oeneve
myself 70 be in critical con atsn, and do not tninx
Will get over IT. 80 this man, John orowy es .ue
who shot yesterday Was crossing Ja@es stree.
ABOUT t~o O'Clock n. wnen the pfisocer rao against
me; be pat orc barreued pistol 10 TO my snirt, O.
claiming az WA shoot and hfed into nv ie't suo
gave Sfln no provocstiou have knowa him for ION
years, bot have net spoken him for nine years 70
heve he war perfectly eober at the time ne emo. e,
he shot ard him say no willing 10 nsoe WI @
The jurg rendered verdict against the prisoner aaa
bhe latter committed she TOMB TO await inc r'u
Oi tho wounded mans uJ1ries
Fatal REsuIrcY A FIGHT Philip Rampe, sne iso VINO
was SO severely Injured evenings ago while engaged
IN fight with another lad named Ryan died at Bellevue
Hosptsl from the effects Of his INJURIES on Thursday,
Coroner OHeefe was notified Of the affair, and will hold
an inquest upon the body Of deceased TO day. Rampe
abou, years Of and worked In barber
shop In Eighth avenue. Young Ryan has not yet been
arrested although the police have been after him ZOE Two
days.
SINGULAR DEATH OF CmD.-A row occurred between
the Newman and Jenkins families At No. IS Attorney
BGeet On Wednesday AFTERNOON, IN WHICH s'op pAAis
brooms and hard words the chief instruments Of
warfare Mrs. Newman beat Mr. jenkins numerically, and
Mrs Jenkins less oemonstratve pdter Newman.
At length the police interered aud the begerents left
Me field Of battle he hall way and entered their re
spective apartments. What Mrs. Jenkins' surprise
on returning 10 her room 70 ud her babe t~iD OF
year od-essp'ng and in the seopiee OF DEATH mad
been tor days previous and the noise aud con-
fusion OF the hght together with the extreme heat brought
about fatal Termination Of the disease The police, With
sheir astuteness, arrested Newman suspicion Of
having killed the child, but inquest bsing hell by
Coroner Gamble the ps oner WAS hOnOraby discouraged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

The Reading Railroad, for the week ending July Ia
brought over score TONS making total since January
j. OF 1856 ss tons against 800 oa2 IN period
last The Sohuylkill Navigation Company brought
down 3bcs7 tons, making total tonnage this Of
Sol Sal, against 48s 436 tons last season.
b. the Borussia have London papers Of the 4sh In
ssnt. We take iherefrom the following quotations o.,
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Total $40 ss3 sss slI 2cs oo6 s207o62o - 52s 3s2
Deere compared with 1858 ........... 2457 1893
the failure Of = finn the grocery business with HA
biltes Of about $3.50 900, is announced.
Tbe quarterly returns Of the banks Of this city made 70
he banking department, In accordance with the require
msnts Of law showing their condition the 2bth yune
bave all been in for several days, with the exception
those from the Bank OF the wealth and the Ar
ssns Placing the from those the same 90
by the March report the statement Of March H. and
25 1889 will compsYe "A foovs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

ToaL N'9,876 $i75 n I,
Increase OF the week compare with that Of 1865
The following comparative statement OF the value Of
exports from the OF the year July a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

SAHDY HOOK, Jaly Is. sun.et Nc Inward found vessels
in sight stesmsbips on, OF BAltua for Liverpool and
Florida for Savannah ancho insi~ she oos
for favorable weather Wind fresb stormy and foggy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09
EarI1ns.

ID 4 ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
y ner, on the o. a MIR. r., one hundred acres
deep, rich, alluvial soil. ''
Theresre twogood Dwelling HOUseson th prem
iaes convenient out-houses, and In the midst OF
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price Of sls per
acre, being much less than it's value For sale bv
CHAS Z. CLARKE,
Real EBtate Agent. 9d street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

TX ACkES, SIX miles from the City, be-.
" tween the Brant and Valley Turnpikgs and
Two miles from Kneislys Mills. 80 0aeres under cnl-
uYatiNni balance goodtimher. . .7r
IA ACRES excellent land in Shelby
IOc county, sK miles from Sidney, and X
nj es from Port Jonersonj lbO acres under cultiva
ton, ba,ance good timber orchard OF grated
iruit. good frame house, barn, stable, corn erib,
very desirable place.
ALSO;
')1ll ACRES in HANCOCK county, near
= Railroad station, good house and best
quality OF land. lOO aeree improved. sli
,t AlSO;
ZINE Suburban property in full view of,
Il and handsomely overlooking the city Those
having property 10 s&ehAnBe wilhnd ittO their in
terest to call upon
~ CHARLES f, CLARK,
aug22. Cleggs Building, sd st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09
cITY PRoPnRTYiI

CITY PROPBRTY!I
Jefferson sta handsome Lot. West side below
9Th St. Small Frame upon Il.
Second Bt,-House and Lot below Perry, north
side. House, TWo-story Brick
LArgeand eonvenioBt. Lot50x20O
Brown nst.-OppOsite Buckeyest Large Brick
H7hf House and large Lot. CHEAP.
Brown st-Corner of Ann. Two story Double
Brick House, good Cellar, Well
ft CiBtern, 40. WIN rent TO pay nd
per cent. on the investment.
MoDonOugh bts--Opposite Barr. Two story Frame
House. Lot5Oxl5O.
Fifth st.-CorneT OF Montgomery. Fine Lot
small Frame House.
ALSO:
FORTY BOISl--On the Hillbetween Sd and 9th ST. .
=. rI and a large number Of vacant l. ots
in difiereht parts Of the city. For
sale cheap, or to exch GngO for Other
property.
CHAs. Z. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
Clegg's building, I'd st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

a FINE store room on Market street. very
"a suitable for a Grocery or Rating House, being
that part OF the rsom now occupied BY y. A K IT,
'ihe, that ifonts on Market Street, may be either
ASi tfge room On the second door, 2sx40 feet ,
snitAbeipl Office Entranee on Third street. -
Enquire OF y. A. q 7 I. p. More or
hnH H hft.W CHAs. e. CLARKE,
lylsi -i.. "A Real Estate Agent, 81 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09
NEWS ITEMS.

Thursday, the Sd inst, was Thanksgying
day in oanda.
The weather is very wintry in England, and
there is eonsidera ble frost and soow.
tbs said that the commander of the British
Navy has made a tour of our navy yards with
view to collecting information.
A young man named Borden has been on
trial for the murder OF his father at Eutuw, Ind
The jury rendered verdict of not guilty.
Professor FELTON, is prominent candidate
for the Presidency Of Harvard College, which
has just been vacated by DR.. Walker,
The people of Holderness. N H., have re.
Gently held a levee, the proceeds of which are
to be devoted to the purchase of hearse for
the village.
The Spanish Bishops, IN imitation Of the
French, had commenced Publishing pastoral
letters in defense of the temporal power Of the
Pope.
The Memphis Bulletin says that within a
fortnight two ladies of that city have collected
a sum OF 81 900 in aid of the Mount Vernon
Fund.
The Michigan State Normal School building
atOpeellanti, was consumed by FIRE on Friday
night. Loss 1875 600. Insured for 10000.
G. L. Brown, the distinguished landscape
painter. who has lived so long in Rome, has
leturned to this country, bringing home num-
Der Of very beautiful paintings
At the late meeting oftbe English Scientific
Association, il was stated thai about four thou
sand dealhs occur annually in England from
small pOx, and that the lives Of 3 800 might be
saved by proper attention to vaccination
Lieutenant Governor Trask, Of Mass, has
recovered from the Hartford and New Haven
Rairoad Company, verd CT Of sc, 500 damages
for the loss OF bulldogs in Sprinfeld, directly
alongside of the railroad, which were destroyed
by fire in April last. sH5
1t rs said thata dog Of African breed. which
belonged to Gen. Espinasse. who fell at Mag
epts. still turks about the spot where his mast
or fell, aud though often taken away even 10
some distance, COO stantly returns.
Ii is said that about 46s 400 of slave popula
tion Of The South belong to the church--about
one''rven'h Of The whole slAye population.
sma steamer has been tuilt 10 England
offs Eel platss "ne eigth Of an inch in thick>
ness. Sh' t. 10 feet long, IL feet broad, and
~ feet deep, and measured 81 tun. She has
proved an admirable SEA buat.
The death sentence Of Priseh, convicted at
Batavia, New York; for the murder OF her chill
dren, has been commuied to impr,sonnent for
life, on the ground Of insanity.
The London Time. announces another large
Russian failure, that Of Mr., Gulsohakof. an
eminent manufacturer at Moscow. His liabii-
ties are ea4O,OOO sterlibg. Il is reported that
be has committed suicide. KS,
Msssrs' olds 4 Co., who are one Of The most
successful and extensive fishing 6rms on Lake
onWrio, took two thousand 6sh at a single
haul Of their nsis. few days since
Il is stAtsd confidently that more than two.
tblSds ef The suicides which have bosn com.
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urRsadinr M4ller On Ryefy Page.ll,l

uu- For Locals, frelegraph. aud other
matters Of interest and Information, see
First and Fourth Pages anr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

ioiuedin The United States for the psst Elk
months have been the result Of excessive use Of
intoxicetins drinks a matter for serious con
siderntiou.
The Free Iovls have tmiertlfd fton calis
fornia and purchased ion lhe Ban sslvador
eOvsrnmen, . tAe, # sams to 1000 ierss Of
good sfsoie laod, AZ 2} ceulsper scte.
A long race Of a miles took place "a VIZ
ginia on the 2dth Of October, between two last
',Fostara owned ~ NrsaI.iudusy, % Norfolk,uud
Mr. Collins, Norfolk. Lindsey's horse Ger.
formed ,he4t miles in 3 hours minutes beat.
log Collina' by 2 minutes.
Miss cospelis Pielee was awarded premium
for the best apple Pc. apd Miss Edith seymour
Tor the best pan ofbiscgit, At The fair recently
beld Al Earlvilie, Madison county. Mississippi.
These preniun girls must make good wives
woskwep are nov eugaeed'Gn Washington
10 laying he granite Foundation fsr The pedes
tai for Mile eqaes;fian statue Of washingion,
A. the Circle 10 lhe Firsi ward The statue
will be located nearly 10 the center Of the Cir.
Gle. and will probably be iasugasa,ed oo the
? d ofFebrDary. e
Lewis II, Jones. son Of the late Geo. loues,
iuto clerk 10 the Land Office. committed soi.
eide 10 washineton On Thursday by shooting
himself He had been very irregular in bis
habits for sometime, apd itis presumed thsl
the act was committed under an attack Of de.
linum iremsps.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09
RELIEF III TEN MINUTES
5ryans 8 Pnlmonic Wafer


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add NHt Hfiicle OF the Inf aver in troduced undcf
no nana 81 "PULMoNif Sttfrns," in fAis o. anr
eine, seneifyi ~ ethe! fllmonie waters sri
nAmo HRkAN boinf siampt % each WArfR.
Bf1ANs PUbMONiC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. soar Throat Hoarsenesa
BRNANS PuLMONfC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Uronchltia, pinlcull Hrcathfnr
bhfAN'S F1bMDNfO WAfEfS
Qelieye splitting of nlooi, Paina IN tho chnsi
BRYAN'S pULNONfC WAFERd ri
Relieve lncipicut Cohhumption, LunF Dlaeasea
kRAANiS. phl.AioNlo " aEihsi rs.a.
Relieve Irritation ~ tto uvuia and Tonsiia.
ln.r BkNAN'6 PUilNVNiC WAFEns
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten NinufQa
BRYAN's PULMONi0 WAPERs w
Are = blessing 20 All classes and lDnstitauons.
BkYARS puIMONtC WAFRKS
Are edapted 70 NOcollaia aud Public sinaianfs ii
BRXAN's PULNONlO WAHEBS ~
Are IN simple for and pitasAnt % the taate.
BNHANS PuLMONf0 WAFERg
Not only geleve, but eaeot rapid and aaiipa Clres
BRYAN's prLMONIC WAiEkS
Are warranted 20 give tatismctlon 90 cvety one t.
No Family should be without a box OF
Bryan's Puimonie Wafera f..
IN Tiig. uoUsn
No Traveller Should be without a supply Of
Bryans ruimonio waters
IN Hfs rOCEEf
operson will ever object 30 give
~ Bryans Rulmonic Waters
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JOB NOSES sole Proprietor, Eochcsier, MY.
myit Dayton, Ohio.