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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06
The Philistines and Goliah
THE SONG OF THE DEMOCRACY.

TAT the monster Douglas meeting IN
Philadelphia, the following song was surg
with great enthusiasm
The Republican Philstines
Have arrayed themselves to fight,
And against the loyal army
Which is battling for the right;
And their Lincoln is Goliah,
In brazen coat of mail, a.
With fence stake for scabbard,
And his sword a wooden rail.
Now, this Lincoln, their Goliah,
In hi. vain and pompous pride
Coming out like old Goiah-
Has our valiant host dehed;
But our Douglas is our Dorid,
And in him we place our trust;
For he'll smite the great Goliah.
And will make him bite the dust.
He'll not only slay Goliah,
But the liars in his train,
AMI Republican Philistines,
Finding all their efforts vain.
Will retreat in wild disorder,
And will never make halt
Til, they reach a safe position
On the river known rs Salt.
And, beside that briny river,
Where the water never fails,
They may do their country service,
Using axes splitting rails;
With their harps upon the willows,
In their sorrow they'll admit
That the railer, old Abe Lincoln,
Was the rail on which they split.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06

WWhat do you meah, you ra,cal3 ex-
claimed an individual to an impuden,
youth that seized him by the nose in the
street. oh, nothing, only l am going to
seek my fortune, and father told me to
be sure and take hold of the first thing
that turned up
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06

EHr The Rochester Democrat states
that Mr.. Hall, the owner Of the celebrated
trotting horse Geo. NJ. Patchin, has re.
fused $4,000 for him estimating bis
value at s 900 above that high figure
Patchln has proved himself tha fastest
trotting stallion in the world.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06
Rg In a novel at Margats Library,

this passage was marked and much thumb
ed : There is no object to me so beau
tiful as conscientious young man. |
watch him as | do star in heaven" y
THAT is my view-exactly," sighed Miss
Josephine Hoops, as she laid down the
voumn. Z" In fact, | think there is moth
ing SO beautiful as a young man, even if
he amt conscientious,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06

TuE CorfoS CRor-A Mississippi cor
respondent OF tile New Orleans Picaynne
says: see that paper in your city
estimates the growing crop at 5,000,o00
bales it will be fully that, should moth
ing unusual occur. It has now fine
start, and with dry picking season it
will exceed that quantity"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06

Snow IN NEW ESGLAND YET.-A tourist
who just returned from fishing jaunt in
New Hampshire and Maine, says the peak
of Mt. Washington is yet white with win
ter SHOWS, and Jack Frost has not yet va
ca.ed the valleys or ice rayines Of that
cool region.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06
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EJThe disease which is now DESTROY.
ing SO many cattle in the New England
States, Is said to have made It's appearance
in the lower couuties of Pcnnsy lvania.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06
EE A woman in Detroit has br ought

~ A woman in Detroit has br ,upht
an action against her husband to recover
wages as domestic. 1t seems he procu-
red divorce from her eight months ago.
She knew nothing abou, it, and lived with
him performing domestic duties, DC. One
bright morning ne told her OF the divorce,
and, much exasperated, she seeks to pun.
ish him.-Ml Free Democrat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06

Coon STosY.-We gather beautiful
specimen of feminine constancy from the
columns of the Cambridge Eng hide
pendent:
"A young tradesman of Cambridge
was betrothed to a young lady residing
in neighboring village. The welding
day was fixed, and all made ready for the
feast. Rings had been purchased, and
favors and gloves; nothing was wanting by
way of preparation. Rut two days before
the appointed day, the expectant groom
received a note from the supposed bride
to-be, saying that the marriage must be
deferred for few days, for reasons which
she would soon explain. On the day sub
sequent to the one originally fixed for the
tying of the knot, the promised explana-
ton came, and thus it ran: Mrs NJ. (late
Miss O. presents her compliments to Mr..
B., and begs to inform him that she was
married this morning in London. All
presents will be duI y returned And this
womaniy document was signed Yours,
faithfully, &c, 1t is delightful in cool
weather TO read of anything SO deliciouslv
cool. The heroine of this little episode
must have been indeed, nice young Ia
dy. Nours, faithfully, &c. is good.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06

SELLING AN ARrIsT.-Mr. W. is one Of
our most popular artists and draughtsmen.
Not long since, while busily at work he
was interrupted by a rough looking Gus
toner with
Re you Mr.. w. the painter :"
:" am sir"
You teach creeters to draw, believe?'
{" Yes sir" replied the artist, who fan.
cied him some wealthy old father. "Do
you wish your daughter to take lessons 2"
mo, sir, not my dartcr.'
4" Your son, perhaps 2
No, not my son, n .iher."
"Who, then sir: Not yourself |
hopc?'
No not myself; but somebody a
darned sight more difficult four year
old mule, | bought the other day. Learn
him to draw, aud darn me if | don't out
pewter and give you the biggest hundred
dollars you ever see"
The countryman went down stairs with
a hop skip and jump, closely followed by
pair of boots, a meerschaum pipe, and
sundry other moveables.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-06

FG flurrah for Douglas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

In oden time before Maine laws were in
vented Wing kept the hotel in Middle Gran
willie, and from his well-stocked bar furnished
accommodation for man and beast He was
/ good landlord but terribly deaf Fish the
village painter was affected the same way.
One day they were sitting by themselves IL
the bar room Wing was behind the counter
waiting for the next customer, while Fish was
lomgina before the fire with thirsty lool
casting Sleeps eyes occasionally at Wings de
cantcrs, and wishing most deyoutly that somt
one would come in aud treat
A traveller from tho south, on his way tC
Brandon, stepped in to inquire the distance
Going up to the counter, he said
"Can you tell me sir, how far il is TO Bran
DOM
"Brondy2" says the ready landlord, jumping
up; yes, sir, | have some, at the same tim
handing down the deeanter of the preciou
liquor
'"You misunderstood me- says the stran
ger, u asked how far il was to BrdndoaF'
"They call it pretty good brandy say
Wing. "Will you take sugar with it2' reach
ing as he spoke, for the bowl and toddy stick
The despairing traveller turned to Fish
"1'he landlord, said he, ''seelns 10 be deai
will you tell me how far it is TO BrandonY
''Thank YOU" said Fitch II don't care il
do take drink with youl''
The stranger treated and He'd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
TIE Great solar Eclpse.

The first ofthe American Expeditions for OBJ
serving the solar eclipse, ofJuly 18th left New
York day OF two ago; the others will follow
for Labrador and the Hudsons Bay Territory
at later dates-the proper stations for their
observations being much nearer than the one
ON our West Coast
The sun will rise eclipscd on the Cascade
mountains, aud the difficulty Of obtaining a
suitable situation in country 50 denselywood-
cd together With the hour at which the pine
nomenon will take place, rendersfhgornble res
suits extremely hazardous. Therciorei no
Astronomer who has reputation to make
could afford to volunteer for u duty involving
50 many inevitable sacrifices ,s III q
The party for Washington Territory will
consist of nm Astronomer and two assistants
together with sufficient number of voyagers
-Zold employees Of the Hudson Cempahy-tc
cut path through the forest and properly take
care ofthe pack animals They expect to bg
some twenty days absent from Steilacoom
whore the rarty will land The moons sha
ldow wilrcross from the West 10 the East il
abont thirty minutes and US the. difference o
local time " qbdut three hours, the observers
who will go to Labrador next month will wit
ness tho phenomenon under the most fayora
Bile circumstances The party for Washington
Territory goes out under care 81 Lieut. j.. NJ
Gilliess, Of the T. s. NayygYho has served n
n practical Astronomer both in Chill and il
connection with the National Observatory Gnt
Z. s. Coast Survey. un
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
rhe Champion,s ReIf,

II consists of waisthand OF black patent
leather, and Of sufficient. length to ht the
waist, when it is necessary TO put IL on, on
great fstic festivals Upon this band is fast
ened eight silver plates, each being about four
inches square. Running along the edge Of
these plates, and standing out in clear relief,
are finely wrought miniature modeH Of the
ropes aud stakes, which serve asW kind Of b0r-
der or fringe they are beautifully cut by the
tool of the silversmith Assuming the belt To
be standing upon It's edge. spread out tupon q
table, and the spectator looking at il, the first
plate ON the left hand will be the British Lion,
peacefully and hRrmlessly stretched upon 'al
| four" or, as the heralds would say, COuchdHi
GarItHtt; the second represents the men al
what, in the peculiar phraseology Of the ring
| is called 'the scratelf,@ that IL, standing Will
their fists up in fighting attitude, opposite tc
each other
The tArd has the word Championship in
large letters standing out in higlirelief Tn,
fourtl, is the armorial shield Of Great Britain
unicorn, crown and all The fifth is plain AMI
lpolshed, for upon X are to be altimately en-
lgrayed the fate and fortunes or the belt il
! self, when Is final possessor wipsit The siXtl
is boyer standing "iu osltion, as if NJ
opponent was before him, and the seventh ans
last plate represents the "Union hands fou
hands joined cross keyslin the center Of
star. The whole of the designs are cut out o
the solid silyerr aud p9thing can be 6ner thar
Tho workmanship The value OF the belt
one hundred guineas. II is kept in q red me
rocco, yelvet-lined cnsc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
An V,,suIt ana an injury.

A monster meeting in kind it
not in the numbers IN Attendance was held
by the Republicans Of New York, on the night
OF the 7tll inst. TO ratity the nominations OF
Lincoln. and Hamlh A full report Of the
speeobos at this meeting, aud all the dpings, is
printed in all the great New York dailles OF
Friday morning The speakers were none OF
theu from the bestknown and most esteemed
of our public men. There We're Ia the list
several ayuwod aud hlanut Abolitonsts,
Geo w. Curtis was one of the regular orators
--and Geo. ". Curtis, as wel known, Is not
only an Abolidonist, but hc is in the habit OF
talking Abolhionism aud Women's Rights to
conventions Of Garrisonites, the followers oi
l.ury Stone Horace Greeley was present
lnnd as IA dhty bound after killing oif Sc
ward in the Chicago convention spoke m be
! half Of Lincoln aud liamln The speaking
was of the poorest sort--many OF the address
es being profanc, and all coarse and vulgar
! Not a word spoken had the ring Of the ole
metal OF the Revolution We give an instance
of the vulgarity that characterized nearly Tho
entire proceedings The Hon Mr. HALEY wal
speaking OF Edward Everett whom lac com
pared to OW Mortality, whose business It wa
10 90 around the country renewing the letter
ing ON old iomhstoues This insult to Wash
ington was not permitted 10 pass without &c
buke; the Democrats IN the crowd hlssedi bu
the great majority, who aof course we're ke
lpublcaiis, applnuded Justify What man VIII
4 respects himself and loves his country can r.
main eontented in such company 0tfedg
Timex
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

rurins for Advertisements occupying greater simcc,
or ir longer period than above rpecihcd made known
nt the Counting Room.
Alycftseincn,s pnlllshcd Ia luth The DAILY and
wrrKLY ENpnE, will be subject 70 nm additional charge
of one .linlfthe Daily rates
An advertisements charged at the ric of my
cont. yer sQunrp (o ten nes for the hrst Insertion, and
twenty fave cents for oycry additional Insertion unless
an ngiecment Is made previous 10 isofuonn Tie above
ltCE.
10 pcrsons wishing TO discontinue their yearly adj
ycrtsinu must give nncoat the counting lnoiu Al
rastAl n,l, citstmeut- must l pnid Tor w nd,uncc.
The privilege otnuntrl ndyertiser-ia b. lmctto hcit
own htis1tss anlhn Embellishments for the benefit Qi
other persons, ~ wcllps lei Embellishments, Rnd nd
stineuis n auction slcs sout in 10y them, must be
pi.l ipr ni The regular rites.
Tributes Of Respects Notices, Mceitngs 81 Literary
Military, Fire ind other uss0rniiuns, or tie huld1
of FAIRS, to be paid tor follows, -for upe Insertion
nf any stcli nuhro not cXVpolng'une squire OF ten
limos % CENTS amt 10 cents for every subsequent n
serUOu.
Adyertisemrnta not exceeding one-half square IN
lenath inserted time for 2i cents. Al notices M
tcuded to promote private interests, to e inserted -
tho opnl odlunnlN hchI only ut the option OF the Ed
tiers, ne paid for NJ rate the Of lpcens per ne
40 cuts, stcreotypcs rclectrotypes inserted unless
| an metal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
NgdenShnrg 4 OSMegO ROMle.
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE sCARLETrs
New Eagle Corn and Cob Will,

INsPECIALLY adapted to grinding AL kinds ot si'i.
~ led grain ns well ~ corn and ro4. This Min tuOls
the first premium NJ the Ohio state Fair, ami ni twenty
four counties Ia this state this nll.
No Fnrmer should be- without one as tcis proven ~
our most reliable aud practical farmers Throughout tio
country prove that It s saving of at least one tu by
prindha all kinds of shced grain for feeding Horses
Cattle and Sheep, and one half murc ia feeding hogs 10y
boiling the meal
The undersigned having purchased the right Tor ih,
counties OF Montgomery, Greene, Clarke MIAMI and
Dark Is now prepared to manufacture those valuable
Farm Mills to order, nj hc buckeye Foundry, THIRD
street, Dayton Ohio Call and examine ihein or send
for "a circular.
Orders promptly attended to. Farm and Sehoo
House Bells manufactured ly the undersigned, al
wholesale and rcli over one thousand were sold Tho
nnat season. Address b. q. TAYLOR,
del0y Dayton, Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
Ho Sc TALK.

JOIN sHELIEBERGER ON the We't side Of Je-
IN, utblin with fast HORSES, GhOD BtGGlES, CAR.
RlAiiEs aud every thing that may bc found In awel
regulated Livery Stable,
~ t his niilfy 10 please and give entire satisfaction
ta all who inny ihyur him with ther patronage lie
,kes lrot pleasure in referring 70 tie following coi-
W. Iowrey, john WiWdnt, Lee keriout aud Pelor
VOORHEES,, ul of whom, testified Uer oath htew days
nao That Mr. 3 is one Of die very hest Livery Men VA
Tie world aud that his hb0tght popularity, os such
draws customers nom nl parts Of die world. II any
enc doubts tho tl9Ith Of this satemcnt refer 10 Geo
W Houls,and John Toward, Attorneys at Law
mnrl4-yl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
BROWN g. ERWIN,

Il Il
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the be1tU Round, SQUARE aud Flat Iron
BROWN x IRWIN
have the bost Of liaid, Hoop, Oval Halt Round and
Sheet liun
BROWN IRWIN
hsye die beat Of Wagon, buggy spring and Dandy
Tire
BROWN a IRWIN
have the best vi Norway and Br,zor Nni Rod
BROWN q IRWIN
have tiie l,At slab ste J .nid hlah hon.
BROWN IRWIN .,..L
lnye thc best Of Round Fiat Square md bcagpn Stee
BROWN IRWIN
have theleFt o.Pts5prgll snrag' and AAles
.r nROWN y IRWIN
nUe the best Of Garage Hub RUlds' and Tire ana
PloW Bolts
BROWN a IRWIN
lnye the best Of bellows, Anys aud Solid B9S Viscs
BROWN IRWIN
manufacture and scll stoves Hollow Ware, &c.
BROWN a IRWIN
keep Tin of all kinds sheet Zinc aud Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
keen Copper and Tin Botloml, Rlggs Tin and Solder
BRBWN \ IRWIN
keen pie plates, fruit can tops and bottoms Se all
whchwll ho sold to the trade at the lowest prceS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
Rules Cor seIr Government.

Always sit next to the earvert ifyou can, NJ
dinner
Ask no woman her age
BE civil to all rich uncles and Uunts,
Never joke with policeman
lake no notes Or gold with you TO fancy
bazaar nothing but silver
Your oldest hat Of coursel for an evening
party.
Don't play ut chess with a widow.
Mover contradict man who stutlurs.
Pull down the blind before you put on your
wig.
Make friends with the steward ON board Il
steamer there no knowing how soonyou may
be placed in his power
In every strange house it is well to inquire
where the brandy is kept--only think II you
were taken III in the nightY
Never answer crossing sweeper Pay
him or else pass quickly and silently along
One word and you are lost
Keep your own secrets Tell no human be
ing YOU dye you whiskers,
! Never offend butler-the wretch has toe
many chances Of retaliation
| Write not one more letter than you cal
help The man who keeps up large CORES
pondence is martyr, tied not TO q stake, bu
10 the post
Wind up your conduct like your watch
once every day, examine infinitely whethei
your are fast or slow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
lSusiurss CARDS.


n ELLIoTT, ATroRNEY AT LAW. omce In
III. Empr mul Ing 11ln street, opposite licckc
ldiic inynd2wwim
CtEO. w, MALAMBilE, NrruBNEY At.
NJ LAW. uhee ON Main Street opposite the Court
lion.c, Dayton, Ohio hmlb
oATRIcIs KELLY, ATruRNEY Ar LAW
/ Office nthe Elnpre Bui line lhirl street, Day
ton. ohio. Win make collections aud attend To- the lrc
ice Of hls profession gcncaill n Moi,s2noly 9d i ,g
mortgages eM prcpre nll other legal ln-trnmcnts,
w WEBSTER, NJ. H., HuNTpArHisT,
w No ~ Main street, between First nud SECOND
streets, DAYTON, ohio office huur--From7 TO y. r9
aud fom tO2 H. ~ oplhnl
roIFN q. KRIEDLIsR, NoTARY PUBLIC.
y pHice-Cwtr'l lnsunuwc uhrc Mayor Rooms
30 10 East Side ~ Main, between sccond md Third.
Having ge,ed lgc aprgGmc,at Of N2gy H ~ Public N
iptod ui,es Ibis mcihodtu inform his friends and the
pNlr gcncrdly tmt hc i.uuw prepared TO dohl tie
psfss performing iu said ullc tnti may ho entrusted
To- hittt, correctly, iuid On the shortest notice,
hoyiS-u JOHN q. kmEDLER
TAmEs TURNER, Jt'sricEols TuE PEACE
IJ AM NOTARY PUBLIC. Office, BCkcl Buillng,
on Jciitrspn street, toar the Comer ui Third, In the
roon C,rncrly otupicdiN iN Justice rorrcnrc prtcti-
lnr attention lrud o driving Deeds Mori9 ucs, Con-
tr'ei-. Bulrl', nd Lcpd Papers. Al'p' collections
promla' M n',-,
IL. II. v,lbalpeM mttM wALuRIpGr,
II ~. wkLHItIDaE a. co., Commission
| / L. Merchants, No. 80 BrutdWag, N,w York.
mh2iniG
DEARb STREET HOUSE, south.wcst cor.
| nrr ut Rilrp un1 Third streets, CINCINNATI.
| FARE ONE DOLLAR pER DAl
| muyl j. D. n. GARRISON, Propr's
DAII. ROAD HOUSE, wM TINGLE Propn.
ss lie trains stop nt this house each way for as
/ sanoers Ia dino dtssiH
JOSEPH LONG,
TTOtiaE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
| III Grdper and NmniHhor hn'ietT Of Marble Of va.
| short notice
NO Shop on Main Street Opposite the Market House
| nvcr Darrdw's Boot and Shoe store npl6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

TmE on Fryrn-Capt f. Gordon brought
down on the Echo" this morning, two hum
dred barrels Of oil from Franklin He reports
the oil eNcitement on tie inereasep and the
Weld larger than ever Two new wells have
been opened in Franklin, within sixty feet of
tlie iron vein oil, which are taking out twenty
bsrrris a7lay Thp price Of real estate in The
uaghbUrho6liha has adsancea ~ohderlely with
ia a week, alid oil sites are not now TO be had
ID anygpFiee. Landahat awas considered next
20 worthless a few years ago Is now selling At
ie0m ~ 70 81 per acre, and being rapidly
bought mp at that Pittsbprg Chronicle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
r ROOT % SHOES.

of nli descriptions, made Of the hest material and IN
the latest G-luons
lie makes to order all kinds Of Boots aud shoes ud
wnruints them to it, lie uses none hut the best mate
rial and employs none but the hest wurshicii
10 those whO know hinl, nothing need ln ~hd IN re-
qard 10 his work or priccs Those who do not know
linn are invited to enquire Of those who do, 10 call
aud see for themselves. He thinks he cnn give them
as rood fitting easy and durable boots shoes ~ n
| he hnd any where, and at LITTLE BETTER PRICES
| His long experience in the business gives him the
ADVANTAGE uf knowing how 10 select the bcst stock,
being HIMSELF good mechanic he knows how TO hay'
| his work made.
| He has engaged the services Of WALTER TROW
| si-timt cutter .-.F
All wanting anytiingm the Boot aud shoe line ar
invited to cul
Ss Remember the plAce-No. 2o5, Third street, nrA
door To Becke Bank, ielN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
Tin Roofs covered for n so PEE aaaArs.

And warranted waier-tigh II saves all future trouble
aud expense Of painting The subscriber having hd q
long experience IN the hsincss, and practical tnow
e,lse Of builng s prepnreto execute all orders with
pronpiness and despatch, mud guarantees satisfaction
IN every case.
Third street. Dayton, o. NJ letters Of inquiry, orders
&C. addressed to the proprietor, promptly attended TO-
If W. W. DENNIS Proprietor, Dayton, omo.
fet,2l dtwi NAyGn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

S0 HOMES ORAN0Es, in pnrne order received ihis
OU morning AZ tnye6l .. SHUllis
- DRI.s piime nla WHISKY, wsrtaated -iN years oil
- ant the DCst for sale in Dayton Just rFceiyrd ie
=nNia u. SIT ~.
LARGE stock nf tho hest quality only II Nl kunds
~ 81 Li4uors and Mnes c0i-iinily 'a, hnld.
ny2i u SKULL.
| INoR SUMMER DRINKS iOo l.bNcs prime Ielno,s.
| II in -lent condition &C
BRANDENBURG 60,
BBi. Pine Apples esrra--insi rseixe'i a. fAe Fruit
| l and Berry siore 1f BilANhENRukli& 1ok. G..
| may2t No, no Third ~.
DINE APPLEs.-In reeeised, ahoii.er b,rfe
j of those large hne -hayond extra pine- -AHles, "a
i No isl, Third street
! mysOdS BRANDENbuRG a co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
Spring and Summer Campaign
SAD Err sH oP.
CREW q WARFORD,

No. SO JeifersOnSt., Sign Of the Saddle,
IIAyEoa hand large a.soslleeSt o. ss ,dlea, liSI
Bits, Horse Blankets, and gei,e variety OF efeil
thing ia their line at the Lowest Carh frees t, .
patronaee and ask contnInoe ~ e raile ~ We ar
= y Ss-RepalEing oiall kinds promptly stgndedlo
my3-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16

FME one HORSE sHOEING snOF,

TIsHiRD Street, few doors E0st OF the Post once
/ Dayton, o. The Subscriber IL nov better prepared
public in the Horse shooting business, in it, various
branches, Particular atieuuon viii be given 10 all
lame horses such slit hhofH. Hrd hSnfbOund and
c6rs h their feet wal bo cured satisfactory to the
owner of such horses, and if not, money viii b. re-
funded. .t.f. FF tH
AtSO.-iiOr-es thu inieriere will lo -liod tb Irc-
vent ~, aud w.ulunled, OF money rohudod.
lie N personally superntend all work entrusted tO
his cue Thsnknl for post Gyors, he respectfully g-kH
confinance " the ppironage OF his old customers,
and VIII b. happy To q,commudate as many new ones
ls luRy h,y0r him with call
aprldcly NATHAN snFERAfAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
l5uots ano Sbors,
The Largest Retail Stock
OF
q oTS AND SHOE s
IN DAYTON.

GEO. IoCKw ALT,
MO. 10 PHILIPPE House, takes this method Of inform.
N mg his customers nnd pur'hasers Ia gcncrnl oi
his extensive and well selected assortment uf Ladies'
SHIPPERS Of his own manufacture, lie has "a latg,
stock Of MEMS B1hflS, SHOES AND BRtRt\NS
made Of stocS purchased Cor -elsh, which will cnnll'
him 10 sell nt tie very lowest prices. Remcmber the
place GEORGE HOCkWALT,
g0fn0d6w No. Is Phillips House, Dayton.