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washington Items.

NEw YoRK, August 9.
A Washington dispatch says President Bu-
chanAn declines positively to raise Sardinia to
a first class mission
Hon. Elijah Ward, of New York, has been
rendered the Swiss mission which he declined,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
From Boston.

BosToN, Aug. g.
There were heavy thunder showers yester-
day afternoon. Two schooners lying at the
wharf and several buildings in Cambridge and
other places were damaged by lightning, and
Patrick Collins boy at the farm school in
Thomson Island was instantly killed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

nsy- just at this time the lads and lassies
bereabouts are having very furore Of pic
nics They are as thick as bread and butter
We hear of no lie Is than twelve today. That
has been about the number for three or four
days past, and they will be the probable figures
for several days to come Lots Of marriages
will likely grow out Of these pleasant forest
rambles.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
Marshal for New York.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.
Jas. b. Howe has been appointed Marshal
for the Northern District Of New York, vice
Iawett removed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

Jo. BosLER's Saloons are doing heavy bu-
siness in ice cream, cooling drinks, &c, these
warm days, but he does not complain OF the
work. Jc. keep matter in the best condition
at No lO9, Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

Bey-It was reported that a man was struck
down with coup de soliei on the streets in the
upper part of the city at noon today He was
poorly dressed sickly looking man. "they say"
aud a couple of fellows pulled him from the
sidewalk into the shade Of a shed, and LEFT
him. Who was the man, and what became Of
him2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
Free Negroes.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ..
The City Council of New Albany has made
an application to the Mayor to remove all free
negroes from that town who are residing in
Indiana contrary to law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

Ray- Conductor POTTER, of the G. II. D. d..
Road will accept our thanks for Providence,
r. !. papers, containing full account OF the
mammoth DOUGLAS demonstration there on
the I'd inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
New york Central Railroad.

ALBANY, august 5.
The Board of Directors of the New York
Central Railroad have this evening declared
dividend Of three per cent payable August
10th.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

LOUISVILLE, August O.
Returns from SO counties, large propor-
ton official and the remainder nearly cont
plete give Coombs 22,l70 majority
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

Bay~The fruit-the peaches particularly
are inclined to rot this weather We know of
one big lot that was nearly worthless when
they arrived here, and the owner lost money
on them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
Send rnnr likeness to your Friends.


ti Gallery and Picture Frame Mandatory, Third ST.
east Of the Post Once d, ~, cptry ANN
.Dfng
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

pSS~The order for the Great Eastern to sail
to DAYTON has been countermanded The
Leviathan will not, we regret to say, be able to
visit us this season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

Rag- We learn that the Zwa-auve Serena
ders were out on the western part of the city
the other night, and the police not being post
ed on the popularity of their programme,
were meditating a descent on the party. They
were made aware of the quality of the music
in time to save themselves from committing
"A mistake
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

j a M a s r I Q x q z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
Tn Nent.

To RENT
store Rooms on Third and Jefferson SITS.
,,bo,r d. BECKEL.
NOR RENT.-The 18th story room in the "EMPIRE
II BuILpING on Third street, has been newly PAINTED
and Papered and Is now q very desirable HALL beng
iviaif HENRY L. BROWN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

Da- We had forgotten to mention that at
the target excursion Of the National Guard
and Lafayette Guard, on Monday, the follow
ing gentlemen, members of the Companies,
obtained prizes MS follows:
lst prize-Silver fruit basket, Mr. ScHSEl-
DER, gunsmith
I'd do.-Pair of pistols, HENRY BERK.
Sd do.-Bowie knife, Lieut. KUHLMANY.
4th do.-Silver cup, H. BERK.
9Th do.-Silver cup, Lieut. ZMK.
9th do.-Half dozen silver tea spoons, H.
BERK.
A medal, which belongs to the Lafayette
Guard will be shot for by that Company soon,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

TNOR sALE-Two acres of land, with a store house
X and dwelling house on it, situated in West sonora,
Prehia county Ohio 20 miles west Of Dayton on the
Dayton and Western Railroad. The storehouse Is oi
brick 40 by 90 feet, two stories high situated lmme-
afev on the railroad The dwelling Is near the store
name cottage containing five rooms and porch. !
viii sell said property very low and on easy payments
Inquire on the premises, or OF . >,r,,,e 49,.
ian2l ~ NJ OONii'' D"'.ON'
AND WARRANTS bought and sold
IL apl ~ %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
For SaIe.

NOR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor
ner Of Fourth and Jefferson streets, land Il want
~ it,ar 49, 10 " +. GEBHART, or
'ta in5, " JOHN McREYN0LDS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
T. J. KINDLEBERGER, NJ. D.

&c DAYTON, o.
:, rvoTrs nar,icular attention to all Chronic Dis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
19lalts.
Nnst.

II OST--A steel post office Key during this after
| 4 noon, near Beckel's corner The finder viii obge
hy leaving at the Empire counting room aus
n OsT-On Saturday morning last somewhere be-
l tween Kerfoot's shop ON Third street and the
Empre Office pair Of gold-hnmed Brazilian Specta-
tes with the corner Of one Of the glasses broken ont
They were in anew case The finder will be literally
,,ou, auG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09
Notaries.
IonN U. KRIEDLER, NorAI

TOHN u. KRIEDLER, NOTARY PUBLIC.
gD Ofice-Centra Insurance Once, Mayors Rooms
No. 70, East Side Of Main, between Second and Third
Having received tho appointment Of Notary Pubic IN
in and for the county O Montgomery, Ohio the under.
signed takes this method to inform his friends and tho
pubc generally, that he Is now prepared 20 do All th,
business pertaining 10 said Office that may he entrusted
to him, correctly and on the shortest notice.
noyib-tf JOHN U. KRtFDLER
TAMEs TURNER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
d AND NOTARY PUBLIC once, ieekel buldinss
room orlnerly occupied by Justice ToTrenoe farucu-
lar attention paid 10 drawing Deeds, Mortgages, Con
prompt "iNi
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CHEST AND EYE,


Disaases Incident to Females.
pS-ofhce IN Dayton--eomer OF First and Jefferson
streets, with DIR. Sheets.
na- Dr. X. will be IN attendance at his oticem Day
ton every Tuesday y20daw2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

n6y- The RAScHR is being completed, and
will soon be put in style for public meetings.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

NOR sALE.-A highly recommended Mileh Cow
l. n H,a msioa oo''I no Main street jyd6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

nR. A. ECKRRT's celebrated Restorative Bit
ters, for the cure OF Dyspepsia. Liver Compliant
Debility, Sick Headache, Loss ofAppchte, and all thu
unpleasant symptoms following IN the train Of lndges
ton, with f directions for their use, may be had a
W. Dietrich's Phillips HOUSE, Dayton; William Neg
ley's Germantown, Owen Hatfield, near Centreyine
Journal copy lySoav
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

II Gallery and Picture Frame Mandatory Third st.
east Of the Post Once r ~, S,ptnt AVN
feb2m6 E" =" .-- Sr'lD-.,N.
DEALE,s COURT OF DEATH.-The most
elaborate and noted work Of Art ever pantSd by
an American Artist is the "COurt Of Death by hem.
ihrnndt peale This painting covers 5l2 square ett ol
canyass-contains y Life size Figures, and has never
been valued at less than 81 900 1t has been gaIed
unon with admiration and delight by tens OF thousands
he subscriber has purchased the painting ana ISSUED
adting peTtect Fac-Simile Copy Of the original paint
gng WITH All It's Beautiful COlors
'h size OF the Engnying % by ~ inches, and the
ree sl for winch s OhbTedis only one hhh the us',
II nri Of similar worlSs-lO0 900 being issued instead
nj 1000 the usual number The home OF every bniliy
in the land should be adorned with this picture, a. he
sidcs ~ beauty ~ nn ornament the lesson eaenes
illustrating the evils Of lntomperance and war ana me
end OF a eood-a Christian Life, are lnyMuame, MI.
Peae saws of the Engraving; II can eertly hai u u m
accurate and admirable copy OF the Original phnung
Testimonials without number, have been received rom
dIstnquished Clergymen IN praise OF the EnfIatins
MANY who receive t. say they would not part with oI
len dimes ts cost IL they could not procure another
Clerqymen and Church Societies supplied IN quaint
ties on not than 20 copies ~ une, on very hbet
FERNS for once copy, 81 and letter stamps, or hvt
ot,ies Gor as without stamps. For letter OF sgenc,
stdlting speoial terms and copy, 81 and lette
tarnns sent in strong rolls by return mall with de
rntlon IN "a or more is sent In letter, get dram
nr nave the letter registered Write the Name, Town
Comfy and state plainly. Address
,yi1da,sIs p o. Box 339l
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RODGERS" POCKET KNIVES
GEO. W. HAW WEE'
STATE Gazetteer s
And Business Directories.

zach Of Tie above Works will be found not only
hl but absolutely indispensable to the Business Man,
containing the names and location Of every prominent
Firm and business House in the State with reliable sta
stiea of the population Of each City, Town and VII
age. Also,
A Full andCOmplete Classlf lcatiOn.
OF the various Professions and Branches Of Trade and
Manufactures, with the name Of the Firm alphabetically
arranged under its appropriate heading
M Books forwarded by mail or express to any di-
recton on receipt of order at the above rates. nee OF
Express charges. All orders may he addressed 70 6'
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

NOR sALE.-Two valuable so acre Farms for sale !,
Il Mt Public Auction will sell on the premises ~ ~
nnhlic auction in jefferson township, Montgomery
county Ohio on Saturday September ls0O ihe
property known the Recher Farm, divided INTO wv"
b0 Tracts each has 40 acres clear ann 4O acre
timber both tracts have running water on them aho
either Of them will make delightful farm one OF tha
tracts has on il good house and barn, orchard ol run
trees &C. For further particulars, refer to ,
je1lHyl JOoEfh hAmp1nl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

CtMALL CAKEs-A good assortment Of small Cakes
- kept constantly on hand at MAbsHALLs
iyls No, 22S East Third st., Dayton U,
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gomery County resohers Institute.


gomery County Teachers Institute.
WEDNESDAY,, August, P. NJ.
President Tolan in the chair The presi-
dent announced that the relations Of the vari-
ous classes for the present session had closed.
The committee on the death OF Charles
Rogers, reported the following. resolutions,
which we're unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, Il has pleased Almighty God in
his Infinite Wisdom to remove from among us,
by death, our fellow teacher and mutual friend
Charles Rogers Therefore
Resolred. That in his death this Association
has been deprived Of its principal founder
chief pillar, a selfsacrifcing teacher. That
the cause Of popular education in our county,
has lost noble defender jealous teacher
and faithful friend
Resolped, That as our brother was called
home in the midst of life Of usefulness his
death and the example he has left us, admon-
ish us to watch, and TO do with our might
what our hands find to do"
Resolped, That the members Of this Asso-
ciation tender their sympathies and coincidence
to the bereaved family Of the departed BROTH
er, who have been deprived of a vrtuous and
affectionate husband and father
Resolped, That these resolutions be pub
lished in all the papers OF Dayton, the EdH-
| cdtiOfldt lnONtHty ana thht n copy W pISSNut
ed to the bereaved family Respectfully sub
mitted. JNO. T0LAN,
j. A. GIBSON,
l.. BURK,
Committee
j. A. Gibson was then chosen Secretary pro
tenn.
The president in few neat and felicitious
remarks, thanked the association for the cour
tesy, kindness and respect shown him as theu
presiding officer, but declined reelection.
The following officers were then elected fol
the ensuing year
President, l.. Burk; Vice Presidents, A. P
Morgan and j. A. Gibson; Secretary, j
Smith; Treasurer, J. Y. Heckler.
Committee on Institutes. Tolan, VIM
Campbell, james Smith, - Snyder, j. II. Viii
son, j. M. Bond, Thos Kincaid, N. o. Betson
+. Clark, J. NJ Campbell, Moses Patterson, L
Valentine and NJ. Kemp to represent the seve
raj townships of the county.
Election Committee. F. Tolan, W. II
Butterfeld, Z. c. Ellis, j. Y. Heckler, and II
Large
L. Burk, the President elect, urged upoI
the teachers to meet and cooperate heartil
with him at the next session Of the Institute.
The Association then adjourned to re-unit
on the morrow amid the pleasures and iestivi
ties of pic mic at Sunderland Falls
JNO. TOLAN, President
: ]. A. GIBsoN, Secretary pro tenn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

NOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, on Nam st
II 1iZ SQUARES from the Court House, and known a.
fhe Temperance House. The house is well calculated
for hotel or boarding house Lot 49% 'front.' l49 iee
"eeP Pc fo' HENRY K1ssINGER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-09

A DOUBLE Medium Printing Press, and about 800
a lbs Long Primer and Brewer Type. The Type has
heen in use about two years, and still gives bright,
clear impression. The press is as good as new. Eer
sons desiring 10 purchase can get nfguh' Apply NJ
the Daily Empire Counting Room. JyiS
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PGoErB z
Bonnie EEeEE.

Like two roscbuds crushed in snow
Are the cheeks OF Bonnie Bell
Like the violets that grow
'Mong the daisies in the dell,
Are her eyes-the stars Of night,
Ne'er q mortal heart did swell
With such pure and fond delight
As the eyes Of Bonnie Bell.
Music trembles on the lip
OF the fairy Bonnie Bell,
OH I'd give, such sweets to sip,
Wealth that Cr1sus ne'er could tell;
would coin my brain and soul,
Could the mintage buy a spell
That would waft me to my goal.
Watt and win me Bonnie Bell.
As the sound Of silver fine,
Is the voice Of Bonnie Bell;
Like the bubbles on the wine,
Pure as pearls in ocean shell,
Sparkles through her golden theme;
JOYFUL as marriage bell
could glide adown Iife's stream
In one boat with Bonnie Bell.
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PROF. WIsE's BALLOON CoLLAPsEs.-
The ascension Of Professor Wise, in his
beautiful balloon, the Sbylark, from Pc
tcrsburg, Va, on Thursday afternoon,
came near ending seriously, It appears
he reached an altitude Of about one mile,
crossed James river twice, and was seen
from City Point. Al this time gas was
slowly escaping from a small rent acc3-
denta!ly made in the balloon before start
ing. The Petersburg Express says:
About fourteen miles from Richmond,
Of which CITY he had fine view, ne COM
menced to make for large field of sever
Al hundred acres, and by. means, OF skill
ful MANAGEMENT descended gently towards
IT, When about one thousand feet from
the earth, and directly over the field, the
fssure in the balloon rapidly enlarged,
attaininga length OF between EN- and fifteen
feet. The escape of gas was now tremen-
/ dous. and the descent learluliy rapid and
direct. The professor leaped up amidst
the rigging. designing to escape the shock
which threatened the car upon reaching
+ the ground. The precaution was doubt
/ less well, but did not avert the whole dan
( oer The car struck the ground with
/ Terrible force. the balloon, completely col
Iansed. fell, and the Professor was thrown
yioIently Backwards over the car, his
back striking the rim and nearly knock
inc him scnseless \ large number, OF
persons who were following him below
/ saw him fall, were unable to lind him un-
til after a long search, the descent being
made in a sort Of glen, rankly oYererown
with weeds, where he lay hardly able tc
move. for half an hour, when he was dis
covered. Such was the violence OF the
shock that his watch bounded from his
pocket. and, being torn lose, was thrown
several wards away. Prof. Wise was not
seriously injured.
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was to swallow the smoke partially, and
afterwards blow itout through the nostrils.
This was called tobacco drinking. In
1914 there were said to be upwards Of
seven thousand tobacco selling houses in
London The Virginia tobacco was usU-
ally imported in the leaf, tied up in small
loose bundles; the Spanish tobacco mostly
in balls about the size Of q mans head,
coarsely spun into a kind Of thick twine.
The medical profession Of that period as
cribed to tobacco extraordinary medicinal
effects The "humors" of the body could
only be "purgcd' by tobacco. These hu-
mors were purged by "salivation,' point
which King James disputes with great
gravity.
Such was the prevalence of -his practice
when the roval pedant wrote his "Counter-
blast" which, however, does not seem to
have produced much effect. lie denoun,
ces smoking as a barbarous and beastIy
| imitation Of goddess and slavish Indians;
! combats the idea Of its benefits rs a medl-
| cine, but on the contrary, contends that 1t
! is d poison. and maintains that 1t Will rem
| der Britons efIcminate, so that the land
| will produce no more great warriors. ie
predicts that the British soldiers, upon
march, Will lag in the rear, enjoying their
pipes, and thus be cut OFF by the enemy.
! lie dilates upon the extravaganza OF tins
practice, .somc OF the gentry bestowlng
s300, some c4yO a year upon this precious
stink" He AYERS that smoking ''males
kitchen oftentimes il the inward parts Of
a man, soiIing and injecting them with an
unctuous and oily kind OF SCOT, as hath
been found in some great tobacco-takers
that after their deaths were opened, and
winds up by pronouncing it "a custom
Ioathsome to She eye-hateful to the nose
harmful to the brain-dangerous to the
Iungs-aud in the black, sinking fumes
thereof, nearest resembling the horrid
Stvgian fumes Of the pit that IS bottom
less. BuZitnlorc 4mcrjcoH.
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MINISTER'S, sc.

p .,g,sriGa-REv. d. HARRISON, Pastor
e.4ag every Sabbath morning at lo4
.s aai in the evening at 6 o. o'clock. Sab
IA school at O'Clock, \. NJ. Prayer meet
|, every Thursday evening at O'Clock.
NH5is, EOisco pal hurch-REv. !. SFANE.
fa4.aer in charge Rev J. NJ. SMITH, As
III. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
|. d. o'clock in the morning. or : IN the
-- Sabbath School ut o'clock, a "
.- Meeting every Thursday evening at
We. II.Psnaent--REv. Ii. r. Powell,
Preaching every Sabbath morning at
o'clock. and in the evening at o'clock
4,a school AZ o'clock, p. N. Prayer
ac on tue first Monday evening OF each
4. and on every Tuesday, Thursday
Friday evening, excepting the first week
-. month.
...F.- Vs'hodist-REv. JoUS WILLIAMS,
.--Preachiug every Sabbath evening ST
EatsacIoek. sabbath School ut 10 o clock,
r. Payer meeting every Friday evening
o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
ya.a's,-ltEv. WM. LLOYD, Pastor-Preach-
,sr.r7 Sabbath morning at I'd O'Clock.
.-r.Ir BruGsfs-REy. DAVID JENKINS,
.r-Preachiug every Sala..a eveuiag at
1.s sabbath School at J clock, ?. VI.
t.L--Gsv. ". J. N,v-uaLL. Pastor -
} vices every Sabbath mprUinE at ~ eloch
J.. tes9rrs ut o'cla~1 iu the cEen!nE-
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RtGLRoAD sCEEEDULE.
ACGyyvY OFFICERS.

Isdgef the Courfs.-Presidcut Hon. Geo.
'yior,f lntiugdon Associates, GeorgeN.
nlsy u rhard Jones, Jr.
1o12turg.-Joseph VI N'Donald.
fsji'tsr gH9 Rsc0rder-Michael Hassor.
p, ~ Register and Recorder.-John Sean
lfrF.-Robcrt p Linton.
&tuif.-WiIliam Linton.
'' '. iH9rHey.-Philip S. Noon.
"V C.mmiS8ioncrs.-John Bearer, Abel
David I. Storm.
~ % missjoHers-George c. K Zehrn.
!. lR.i 10 CommjssioHers-JOhn ). Rhey.
a'@'Esf.-John 4. Blair.
!, 'sr House Directors. David q Harro,
',aael ! CURE, Jacob Horner
r'r " 'Ue Ireasurer.-GeorgeC c. X. Zahm-
rs'T asa Stspard.-James J. kaylor.
"''r1H'ls ppraiser.-ThOmas Mcconnell.
L.'rs.-Henry Hawk, John F. Stull- h
-'"y Syyeyor.- A. Yickroy.
f,Efr.-James S. Todd.
T.. ''HieHdsnt Of Common Schoots.-T. A
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

To SLEEP WELL.-We find the fol
lowing in one Of our exchanges. We Go
not know whether it is humbug or phil
osophy. It can do no harm, however, to
shift your bed and try 1t =
The earth is a magnet, with magnetic
currents constantly playing around it
The human body IS also magnet, and
when the body is placed in certain reia-
tiops TO the earth, these currents harmon
ize-when one position is to be maintain
cd for some time, position should be
chosen in which the currents OF the earth
and the body win not conflict. This po-
sition as indicated by theory, and known
bv experiment, is to lie with the head to
the north pole. Persons who sleep with
their heads in the oppisite direction, or
Wing crosswise, are liable to fall into va
rious nervous disorders. When they go
back to the right position, these disorders
if not too deeply impressed upon the
constitution soon vanish. Sensitive per-
sons are always more refreshed by sleep
when their heads point due north. Ar
cbitects in building houses should bear
this principle in mind.
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thENSRURG BoR. OFFICERS

b ,-,'c'' Of the Peace.-David II. Roberts,
-'l'''on Kinkead.
''J'''.-Andrew Lewis
b ''F" comcH.-William Kitten, William X.
yt..L Charles Owens, J. c. Noon, Edward
s|F 10 CouncH.-T. y. Litziuger.
p1.'lyh Irsasurer.-George Gurley.
,gt Easfer.-WiIliam Davis.
-..''oi Directors Edward Glass, william
/! '-.. r Reese S. Lloyd, John J. Lloyd, Morris
vans, Thomas J. Davis.
r,'i'Hrer Of School BoGrd-Evan Morgan
rr,''tabte.-George Gurley.
C'Ilector.-George Gurley.
'it'I'''or.-Richard 7. Davis.
yJ"Ss " Etcror-Isaac Evans.
-"s'''orI.-John s. Rhey, John ] Eyans
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rr- "Gentlemcn of the jury" said
Western lawyer, Il don't mean to insinu-
ato that this gentleman l. Il coyetous per
son, but I'll bet FIVE TO oae that ii you
should bait q steel trap with new three
cent piece, place it within three inches os
his mouth, YOU would catch his soul
would not-the Court and gentlemen Of
the jury would not trust him IN room
with q milestone and the angel Gabriel to
guard It,"
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H8~The following is a speech b. a
successful competitor for the prize at a
fo0t-race -
Gentlemen, have won this cup by the
use of my legs ; I trust l may never lose
the use Of my legs by the use of this
cup"