davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

The TOMATO AS FooD. DIR. Bennett,
professor of some celebrity, considers
the tomato an invaluable article of diet,
and ascribes to it various important
medical properties. First, that the to-
mato is one Of the most powerful aper-
tents OF the liver and other organs ::
where calomel is indicated, it is proba-
bly, one Of the most effective and least
harmful remedial agents known to the
profession. Second, that the chemical
extract will be obtained from it that
will supersede the use Of calomel in the
cure Of disease. Third, that be
has successfully treated diarrhea with
this article alone. Fourth, that when
used as an article Of diet it is an almost
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia and
indigestion. Fifth, that it should be
constantly used for daily food either
cooked or raw, or in the form Of cat
sup; it is the most healthy article now
IN use. 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
FuMnygrapIls.

ca Somebody says with truth that, if the
Douglas Democrats have q hard road to travel
the other sort have hard Lane to run:
c. Ned Shurter thus explains his reas on
for preferring to wear stockings with holes,
to having them darned: "a hole,' said he,
'may be the accident of day, and will pass
upon the best gentlemen but darn is
premeditated poverty"
W "How much did yees ask for thin
buttons 2"
"Ffteen cents"
"l'll give ye thirty-seven."
Il didn't say fifty said fifteen," replied
the honest dealer.
"Bedad an I'll give ye tin cents thin"
GIA schoolmaster was one day question.
ing class, and asked how many senses there
were.
''Seven, SIR" said little fellow, with
great confidence, drawing himself up to his
topmost height. 'Prove it," said his master.
Yell, taste is one feeling, two; smelling,
three; two ears, five; and two eyes make
seven"
GY "You can do anything, if you have
patience, said an old uncle, who had made
fortune, to nephew who had nearly spent
one. "Water may be carried in sieve, if
you only wait"
GLOW longG' asked the petulant spend
thrift who was impatient for the old mans
obituary.
"Till it freezes" was the cool reply.
RICHARDSON ON SuAKsPRARE.-Col. Will
liam A. Richardson, the right bower and
Chief Lieutenant of Judge Douglas, and now
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Quincy District, made speech in Quincy
the other day, in which he quoted Shaks.
pcare in the following alarming style:
stDon't shake your bloody head at me,
You can't say done it's
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

SINGULAR AR1THMETIcAL FACT
ANY number Of figures you may wish
to multiply by 5 will give the same
result if divided by by 2, a much
quicker operation but you must
remember to add cipher to the answer
when there is no remainder whatever
it may be, annex a S to the answer
Multiply 464 by 5 and the answer is
1920; divide the same number by 2
and you have 232, and as there is no
remainder you add cipher. Now take
359-multiply by 5, the answer is 1895,
on dividing this by 2 there is ITO and
a remainder YOU therefore place a 5
at the end Of the line, and the result
is again 1895.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

ENJOYMENT OF LIFR.-Two wealthy
gentlemen were lately conversing in
regard the period when they had best
enjoyed themselves. 81 will tell YOU"
says one, when l most enjoyed life
Soon after | was twenty one, worked
for Mr.. laying stone wall at
twenty cents per day. "Well," replied
the other, that does not differ much
from my experience, when 1 hired
myself out at seven dollars a month.
| never enjoyed myself better since.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

1JWe complain of high prices.
What would we say if we had to pay
what they do in Paris 4? Fillet Of beef,
48 cents per lb, %, rump steak (and
fearfully tough they are, % cents h.;
inferior beef for making soup (bone
included,) 10 cents per b.; ordinary
joints Of veal and mutton are 20 cents
TIE h.; salmon sold at "a cents the h..
single mackerel costs "a cents. Veg
etables and fruit we're never known to
be so dear as now.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

HUMAN ENDURANoE.-Few fully re-
alize what the human frame can endure
till tits fairly taxed. Seldom has a
better test been made than in the Arc
tic expeditions. During the voyage
in search of Sir John Franklin, it was
ascertained that maximum weight
proper for man was 220 lbs +; and of
that weight, 8 lbs. per diem was con-
sumed by each man, for food and fuel;
namely: l ID. Of bread, and | ID. of
meat, while the other pound comprises
his spirits, tea, cocoa, sue ar, tobacco,
and fuel for cooking. Upon this es-
innate it was found that, for hundred
days journey, they could march ten
miles per diem, and endure with impu.
nifty temperature Of 500 or 600
below the freezing point.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

CALIFORNIA. - We have California dates
to July 18th, per Pony Express. There is a
terrible fight going on in California between
the two wings of the Democracy. The party
is about equally divided, it being difficult
to tell which faction is the strongest. Ir
the meantime, the Republicans are active
and hopeful. The prospect is that on account
of these bitter diasas tIs tihsng the Demo-
Gratis, the Republicans will give the electora
vote of the State for Lincoln.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

to- Give q man the necessities Of
life and he wants the conveniences and
he Graves the Injuries. Let him have
the elegances and he yearns to the fol-
lies. Give him all together, and he
complains that be has been cheated
both in the price and the quality of the
articles.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

GY A slaye trading firm in Richmond,
Va, writing to Mississippi, gave the follow
ing intelligence concerning the maket tor
human beings at this time:
"No. l men sell here from ST 600 to
$1,650; second class men, 81, 400 to ST. 500.
No. grown field girls sell from 81, 400 to
81, $50; one extra sold to-day at 81 500.
Tendency of the market upward"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

FABLE.-A gourd had wound itself
around lofty palm, and in few
weeks climbed to its very top. Chow
old mayest thou be !" asked the new
conner. "About a hundred years. p
'About hundred years, and no taller!
Only look /; I have grown as tall as
you in a fewer days than you can count
years ."-s'I know that WE'LL" replied
the palm. 'sEvery year of my life a
gourd has climed up round me, as
proud as thou art, and as short-lived as
thou wilt be-"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
Too TRuE.-A correspondent Of the

Too TRuE.-A correspondent Of the
Wisconsin Chief thus sums up the
characteristic Of human existences
All confidence is lost between man
and man! Tho bottom has fallen out
Of everything. Shrewd business man
ayers are cheating God in their profess
sions and the devil in their bargains.
Ginger is made out Of mustard, and
coffee out Of chicory. Young Tyson is
raised in the cow pastures, and young
America in the dram shop. Pure wines
are made out Of poor whiskey, and Ha-
vana of herbs. Rascality has become
virtue and rot-gut turned into vinegar.
Legislators are marked as merchants
mark goods and the peoples funds abb
sorbed by Charitable purposes
Governors are knocked off for $780,
900; Legislators from $4,000 to $780,
900 Railroad stock-is down below
zero Caucuses are "packsd," and
young men electioncer on the Sabbath.
Fairbanks scales have taken to swind-
ling and old rats sell their tails to spike
cannon. Jewsharps are palmed off as
herps of thousand strings and Dem
ocrats as ''genuine Republicans, y
sperrets Of just men made perfect
Sausages are adulterated, and tempting
links seem to wag in the most logged
manner. Our territory as we'll as our
crinoline is indefinitely expanding. In
fine there are none thruthful save horse
jockeys; none patriotic save politicians;
none talented but those who make con
change" Of grocery corner and cheat
out Of the needy what they give to the
Lord.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

TERRIBLE INDIAN FlaRr AND SLAUGHTER. -
1t is reported by returned Pixies Peakers
that terrific Indian sht took place about
one hundred miles above Fort Riley, about
three weeks ago, in which not less than 300
Pottawattomies and Delawares were slain
by the Chsyennes and Arrapahoes. A fight
between the Cheyennes and Pawnees, in the
same region, is also reported, in which qnite
a number were killed on both sides.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
ARKANSAS ELECTION. - Tho st

ARKANSAS ELECTION. - The st. Louis
Bulletin of the 9Th has returns from Arkan-
sas which warrant it in announcing that R.
II. johnson, regular Democrat, is elected
Governor by q large majority. Col. john
son is q warm supporter of Breckinridge
and Lane. The Douglasites have made but
poor show in Arkansas, one Of the States
which they have claimed certain for Dou.
plas
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

Eay~ 1t is the man that makes the
most noise that secures the attention Of
the world. A silent elephant may re-
main unobserved amid the foliage Of
the wood /; but croaking bullfrog is
sure to attract attention in the darkest
night.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

m Personal responsibility is total
ly independent Of a large income. Its
greatest secret is self-respect. Power
ty can never degrade those who never
degrade themselves by vain pretence or
duplicity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

RW@The aim Of education should be
to teach us how to think, rather than
what to think ; rather to improve our
minds so as to make us think for our.
selves, than to load the memory with
the thoughts Of other men.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

&C. -Four hundred years have elapsed
since the invention of printing, yet
books are not in circulation all over the
globe whilst the use Of tobacco be-
came universal within fifty years of its
discovery.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

%The wise man is humbled by
the sense Of his own infrmities the
fool is lifted up by the discovery of
those which he observes in others.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
q ~ 3 N Z G A \ S +.

H.ARD TIMES MADE E.ASY!
1 NY person having q small cash capital can
4 invest it to the best advantage in buying
good family medicines, at tho lowest prices q
GRAHA4S DRUG STORE.
April 4.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

UNWIsE L1BERALITY. Some are I'M
wisely liberal, and more delight TO give
presents than to pay debts.-Sir P.
Sidney.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

The shadows we cast! Father, hus.
band, wife, sister, brother, son, neigh
bor-are We not all casting shadows
daily, On some hearts that are pinine
for the sunlight Of our faces? We
have given you two pictures, not as a
mirror, but as kaleidoscope. In all
their varied relations men and women,
selfishly or thoughtlessly-from design,
weakness or ignorance-are casting
their shadows upon hearts that are pin
ing for sunlight. A word, a look, a
tone, an act, will cast a shadow and
sadden spirit for hours and days.-
Speak kindly, be forgetters Of self,
and you will cast but few shadows
along the path of life. The true gen.
tleman is always tender Of the feelings
Of Others always watchful, lest he
wound unintentionall y-alWays think
ing, when with others, Of their pleas
ure instead Of his own. lie casts but
very few shadows. Be gentlemen, Ia
dies, os-in word, that which includes
all graces and MISUNDERSTANDING
it is the Christian who casts the fewest
shadows for all.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

4@ The recorded history Of the
Japanese Empire commences about the
time Of the Hebrew prophet Jeremiah,
or near the year $50, B. G.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
Wanted.

Wanted.
D EE6WAX, Ginseng, Seneca Snake Root. at all
ID times, at fair prices, in goods or cash.
April 4. At aRAHANp.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

DAILEY'6 Curtain Fixtures-the best IN use.
ID aug2.daw ct PALMER DEMORRRTe.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

had his pocket picked while attending circus, one
night last week. He lost five 81 bills. Serves him
right-no editor has an honest right to carry so
much money around in his trowsers-s/aspsr (loa }
Freo press.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

Western Branch Office,
No, Superior Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO
s. s. COE, General Agents.
JOHN SEWELL, Assistant.
.,.a...s Gjune2. d1m.N3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09
Overcome EvII with Good.

M fhANNfN w. bAbh,
"Moihcr mothcrl" screamed little Sus,
Read as she came bounding home from school
one sultry July evening doe has run away
from school again, never was there one cluss
after recess, and Mr.. Moggs said must tel
you m soon az came home
"Oh dear, what shall do with that child p
sighed Mrs. Read, as she motioned with one
hand 10 little Susy to soften her voice lest she
should waken the baby "He is going TO be
ruined unless stop can be put TO this run
ming AWAY, think there never was such q
set Of boys as those Place boys They don
60 to school, having nothing to do and 50
make mischief for all the smaller boys in town
But an end must be put to this playing truant
at some rate
The weary mother Of six little children got
up.carefnlly and laid the sleeping rosebud up,
on her breast into its tiny cradle, with loving
hand, and hushed II 10 slumbcr again by Il
loud lullaby while the troubled face told how
sad were her thoughts over her truant boy.
Joe did OF come home till the sun was
down and then crept up back stairway and
his mother found him in bed and fast asleep
when with her night lamp she sought his
chamber before retiring TO see ifall was we'll
Oh there is never time when the mother
,hrobs With so sioadv hao, % ns V ,Sho m"'d u
hnr walk oc lava "ronnd Ser h"no 49, '%p' h'
h, ,rself ,lnvs down 90 ul"sson, dsoan'o" ,'i a"J
lookino in hc Gcos * No. I;,do ",n. eaJ1 "
v,,i,,ann noa,, aanh Loai,t - L,.,,." .''''
Joe was hsan,;G,l hoy ~ s"y"n G,Ii ~ 800
rv and l;c G,II oc a,;bi,,o,, a'.J .,,'.,'a., ~,
nov a. sohnoI oanid 49,, ~" H.. PU" en, w No
q, wyes,le him down "non ,ha arnnnJ ~ ~,
sieavs Grs, has, IN XII nlasg ana a Ln,,
In ali ths sch' ol wo, so iav,d w. To- pnoa 0 '''
U;s H. T. a'as Of h.;ll;an, ~ ~ ~, 'It"
hr;ah, and a. anG liz G,at,o @ ss;nail, m I,
ch;sa,ed "nd ~ Ln Ia, thara Ca, aI"aa ' ''''';,
lis nillow freshly asLoJ G,on ,ho oioa. "pu" I',
ning s,rsnm his br;sh, lnoIs neuIy driad s'i,l
lis Snocke, comb mi ,nrnnd IN sI;nino c'iSa
10 m ope p siJ. E III mn.hcr % ,hnnaht ~ hh a, 'mo,
soan har Ja l;o,, nor, ln,,oI,.
f"cn,l1 nhaB sho oasLad La.soir a,L..u.,
o any,, W ,nns''ss IT, H." 49,, cL"LnJ 'bv
,hat mai" Nm =" J;oahndian| ~ " hon @ 'n,u o"
mands So ra",;,,o ,,,,dos ,hN i.nn a n.e Son J"
NJ Moaasn ''O' ''''''' "
a., ks1d ho. ia, - II. c;u -
@ "u ~ "sa "sns npar I'- .',r uruwi ~ W
lnovou, ~ eyes lu'.ereui ne lhrew w Nv
;I aihis ~ i pIeIslng Ig tne s'lvaE WAVES, WINE
t"s "In 'nasn "a ,s JvsI' uoso w s''enes o. .h'
vI""'y1i , anu .hS', ueep nrea'n'ng ahu ue@tn
l;n y saSs aians S ,a e s "Sg ~ mo,nar 'S' l na
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09
Playing Cards.

1t is supposed that in playing cards, the fonl
suits were originally designed to represent the
the four states or classes of men in the king
dom, by the Caesars, hearts are meant the
Gems de ChGur, choirmen, az eoQlosiastics -
Tho Snaniards, who borrowed cards from the
French, have therefore cdpds or chaliccs in.
stead Of hearts. The nobility, or military men
Of the kingdom, were represented 10y the cnd.
or points Of lRnces or pilseE and our ignoranc,
Of the resemblance induced US TO call them
spades The Spaniards have swords, espddos
in lieu Of pixies We may have borrowed oui
name from the sound Of this spanish word -
ny diamonds, are designed the order ofcitizens
merchants aud tradcsmen The refpil leaf OF
clover grass, (corruptly called cmbs) alludos to
the husbandmeu and peasant The Spaniard,
use the figure Of Il stnye or club, ldstOs The
four kings were intended to represent the Jew
ish, Greek Roman and Frankish monarehies
by the queens, are intended Argine, Esther
Judith and Pallas, Argnc Is an anagram for
noglnR- The knayes were the servants to
knights
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09
A munbnn,I nnd Fnther.

,,o, no, man anJ ~ ,.fc, .,.,e =, 81,
70 o,;ond Cb%.tmas w nor', " n, ,ha nsPP vP"'sg"S g =
c..J ".'Inu ~ +" ;i ~ f".N w WV "ou'V -
''Sph SIIon no,'s u'In %oou u'iu'T h".haad 1ona
nh nt "1 aU" =, I",s" Ja. ,n , uI, u.i"H Wv
,uoa , ", ,,9 ~ lI,H u'uS, Nv W. Pio'us' n'',
w, Nj y So'a rni.; a'A lv "s"u c "lol'
We iJ p,oE, Wy ,",a'S "e' 'gV' " "'' '"'' WIN
PV"", INV t},i E,"IVg .., ,-.
~ .a',si wi WI ~ III 90" "'"! !i"H' "'o'
hlaann, ~" Nv mr9Epuu n's n,rI' wy :" So''
nm Wv w l""Nvs''u
~ Nv Io,1es ,1 VIZ suon P,""''Ie NV @ ur
WI "'N P''"'""' '''''''"''' "'E"'"" '"'
""N}< ..L.--,
Wv no' 'olEeI youl l'J"'s', ""'HP'rr"
'"d you"H VIZ =" ~" p's'sG w r'' s'cp'
l9or th'lE' sno WY wy WY ., y nun Who
S,'I p', ~ ~ ~" cI upIn Ky "a "'' ~ wac ~ Iuu
vi wi ~ , iI,u W .us wv fnu ."'"e H"o"i Wv,
oc'h - '"onhUu' A'pt n'n' p"oS' ""o''' was NOV
oneh t""' "e Jo'"'" )" '"e "''c"""A''h'
reFTLs' MS -, "a 1.,.
me parry pnsseu on p'9asohlly, 'he timc
a Dr uspa,'g Gp,i @ uruw "s"' "'' '"' w,,' usSSen @
uep roni 'pe upper c'",npcr ~ Jo'" n'r nus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09
Draining.

The great advantage of land drainage, apar
from that circulation Of tho feeding agen
through the soil which il promotes depend,
on the Immediate penetration ofiho spring and
summer showers, aud their conveyance Of the
atmospheric temperature into tho soil and sub
soil, which, without some such agency, would
retain the winter season for the roots ofplants
while their leaves and stems were rejoicing IN
the summer sun and air This influence i
hardly injured by any merely surface cooling
which evaporation may podpoe aud the prob
ability that drained land experiences, during
summer, even more of this surface cooling
than land that is undrained is thus no dihi
Guilty in tho way of our understanding the i'm
manSo influence Of land drainage on fertility
GdrdHers Chronicle
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09
MORSE TALK.

TOIN sHELLEBEipiER, on the West side Of JET
,J frrsou street h. now hy prepared ~ npconmoduie
thc pullr with n,at HORSES, uinD BVOthks, CAN.
RlAiles, nnd every thing that may be found III wen
regulated Livery stable,
a. a. his nidliy 10 pcnsc and give cntire satisfaction
10 nil who may myor him with their patronage. He
mixes great pleasure la referring 90 the following conn
~ Iowrcy, John Wigglm, lpc kcrioot and Peter
Voorhees, I'LL Of whom, testified liuder oath few days
ago tlnt Mr.. s. h OF The very hest Livery Men ~
.4ws customers from all pnrta Of the world. II any
n6 doubts the trnth of this statement, We refer to Oeo
marl4.N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09

IfifNH fuf AuNffNNttiinutN itilti flht'e
or for longer period than aoye specified made known
nj the Counting Room,
Advertisements published IN inlh the D,ur md
WKEKf EapiRr, Will he subject 10 m additional charge
uf one tile Daily rates
An advertisements arc charged nj tho rite of nny
cents yer sqarc nft nes for tho rsi Insertion and
twenty five cents for every additional Insertion, unless
agreement II mndc previous 10 insertion Vt the above
rates.
no Persons Wishing 20 discontinue their yearly ad.
fcrti-nR must give notice NJ the Counting Room. All
tRntinl aiivrtlsenenismus he Paid for IN ndyance.
The privilege 0fmmal advertisers II limited 70 their
own maincaS, and all avcruements for the heneht 0i
other persons, wela lepd Embellishments, aud nd.
refreshments " auction snlen sent In by them must be
paid for NJ tho regular rates,
TrmieH of Respects, Notices. Meetings Of Literary,
Military Fire md other Rseoriations, or the holding
Of Farr, 10 be paid for ~ iiuws- For insertion
of any such notice not eNneeding squire of ten
lines, 81 cents and 10 cents br every s-equcnt in
aertinn
Advertisements not exceeding onc.half Squarc In
length inserted one time iOr ~ cents. All nOccs In
tended Ia promote private iuicresr 10 lie inserted In
the local column (Which n only NJ the option of the Nj.
tors, must IN paid for N the rate Of cents per line.
No cuts stereotypos or eeciroiypes Inserted, unless
an metal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09

Ds1~Soul sleepers Is the name Of new re
igious sect which has recently made lis ap.
pearance at fairfield, Iowa -Four men and
one woman, apostles of the sect, have been
iarrying In that place and sleeping in tent
They are opposed 20 churches, deny The d.
yinity Of Christ, teach that the soul Is u mate
rial substance and sleeps with the body until
the resurrection,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE sCARLETrs
New Eagle Corn and Cob Mill,

INspECtAfIY udnptci ~ grinding oil kinds oi shell
II lp p1tin "a. we'll ~ aud cOls, Dhia Miil took
in, h,.i urennu, nt the ohio Sttc Fn.r aud NJ twenty
litr committees Ia tltif rtotc tbs l,l ..
Nn Erner ahonl ip without nnc, ~ h'ts proven by
our nost reliable and practical farmers, throughout te
country pruNc u,H V " SnNtgIt i lcnSl one thiidhy
cattle nnd sheep and half more In feeding hogs, by
hnillnp the mead.
The undersigned having purchased TIE rRllt for The
9punues OF MONTGOMERY, thccuC, Ilifk,i MIAMI AMI
nIrl. h now prepared To manufacture those valuable
Earn, Nills u nr,lrr, NJ the Buckeye Foundry Third
utreot DAYTON, ohio (dl md examine thoiu or acnd
for circular ,,,
Orders promptly attended TO- Farm Rni school
Wholesale aud rehul over one Thousand Nelg sold the
mai sanson l,ldf,gs Is. G. TAYLOR,
dciOAI ppyton, Ohio. :.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-09
TnE one HORSE SNORING sMOP,

TNIIlRD Street., few doors East of the Post once,
| DAYTON o. The Subscriber IL nov better prepared,
than ever 20 accommodate his old ci,sincts aud th"
public In the Horse ShOoug business, IN III various
hranchess Particular attention VIII le gwen 70 nl
lame horses such split hoofs, nd hnm-holind and
c0rIs n their feet viii bc cured satisfactory TO the
owner Of such borses, and II not money VIII be- re-
funded
AISO--IIoraes that interfere will bo rhod To pre-
vent II, aud warranted, ornuney Rounded H
lie will personally -upcrnlcnd nll work entrusted 20
hi- care. Thankful for pnAt hVots y" respectfully asks
a continuance Of the patronage Of his old customers,
nnd will hc happy 10 accommodate ~ mnny new ones
~ mnS myor linn with call. -.
aprl.dwly NATHAN slFFERMAS.
GARDEN SEEDS just received, fine lot Of nerh
4 and pure Garden Seeds, such ~ Early York Cab.
iiu Slignr Loaf anil eatly Minning-tld unlange, and
great vnricty OfCnhnge seed Early Blood Beet Early
tlrunler Enily CuihoNor, Enrly Carrot, Onion, let
tuoe, celery, Egs Plant, very early Pcts h"'hs Mel
uns, aud other too numerous "a incnton togeth
er wlh chuice lot Of Flower hoeds Of the very bSt
varieties. l'' MuopnN Lbi
Dayton Agricultural Warehouse,
rlG DIST, east Of postoiice.
IIINGAt,IAN GRASS, considered the best Hay that
II grown IN thip yionity. choice lot ui this grass
Nred on hand and tor sne ri the Dayton seed store nnd
Agricultural Warehouse, No. h1 Third w. east Of the
T.. a. l.. WuOpHuLl"
mny2i.ltlSwu
INLOwEH, GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, of choice
i varieties, nom reliable sources
For snlo by l.. WOODHuLL
mil Third street east " the Post Office.