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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

We call upon tha Democrats and Conserya
tive men of this county and district. 10 i'm
prove well the 1me between this and the Oe-
tober elechoA Much can be done in the
three weeks which vet remain. The "signs
Of the tilaes," the enthusiasm of our friends.
the slas off our meetings, the business of our
caess, anil the popularity Of our candidates
~ aow promise glorious and triumphant
.rasnltin October Our opponents know this,
andlara working desperately, and we have
tait.henough in the energy and determine
ton of the conservative masses to say vainly,
TO avert defeat Without the courage to stand
up and defend their professed principles or
their eandidates-without the boldness to
squarely meet the. ISSUES of the canvass-thev
are endeavoring by fraud and deception. bv
the liberal use Of money and the importation
of voters, to carry the election. But noiwith-
standing all thoir efforts and expenditure of
money, we do not hesitate To say to our friends
in the county that all that is necessary on
their part to secure for the cause of conserva-
tism and the cause of the 1ohite race the most
BioTiouS triumph WHICH mas ever been achleY-
ed by any party, is acti, energetic work.
There Is nothing TO discourage us.
The uni6A OF the conservative voters in the
State OF New York, on one electoral ticket
has sealed the fate Of LINCOLN There is nc
hope for him, and in consequence, the Repub
I, licans are now turning all their attention and
GSeHtions towards saving if possible, their
county and district candidates But all their
labor will avail them nothing, if every Demo
crat performs his duty, not only between this
and the 9th day of October, but also on the
day Of election. To work, then Democrats
' To work, Conservatives To work. ,rhite mem
E who believe that this government was frames
, by White men, for the benefit of the whSl
sacel To work, every man, who fayors tl,,
, enforcement Of the laws To work, eyely
man who opposes the "irrepressibe conaisd
doctrine of LINCOLN and the Republican Ira,
ders To work, all you who are opposed "a
the doctrines Of BRSKERHoFF, & Co, whieli
proclaim that certain negroes are "white male
citizens of the United Statesl" 'g'p. guards
aud at them,
Press OIL there's no such word rs fhl,
Press noblY ont the goal Is neaf--
Ascend the mountain breast the gael
Look upward, onWaTd-neyer tean'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Does not DENY II.

We call upon the conservative men of Mont
gomery and the Third district-upon all those
who oppose the doctrine of JACOB BRINKER-
lIoFF that certain negroes are white men and
entitled to vote--to remember that the jour
nal has not denied that the Republican can.
didate for Congress, in speech recently de
livered in Pauln's Grove, Madison township,
Butler county, when the question was put to
him whether he endorsed Judge BRINKERHoFP $
decision relative to certain negroes voting,
replied in the GBirmdtire-stated that he en-
dorsed that decision. That such was the
case, we have never for a moment doubted
The platform on which Mr.. c accepted the
nomination, endorsed the platform and The
nominees oft recent Republican State Con
veution, and having accepted the nomination
upon that platform, he could not in honor re
fuse to sustain its provisions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

The proprietors Of the DAuY ENTRE intend issuing
A MORNING EDITION
during the week that the Ohio State Faris being held
in this city As we will have Four Reporters ON the
ground each day, besides regular City Editor, the
Morning Edition of the ErmE will contain everything
Of interest which transpres well as the awards as
made by the various Committees. An edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND
viii he issued each day, and sold 10y carriers exclusive
ly. No subscriptions taken.
We appeal to the citizens of Dayton in favor of this
enterprise Our Morning Edition will he the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that will be offered them, and we trust thai Our mer-
chants and business will take advantage ofthe op-
porunty to advertise their goods and wares 10 the
thousands who visit city at that time our terms
shall be sufficiently reasonable to meet the purse oil
every one
BS-rhe Morning Edition will in no way nteriere,wlt
the regular Afternoon Edition OF the EMPIRE, nor will
advertisements be transferred from one to the other
unless paid for extra
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14


We referred Yesterday to meeting held in
this city on the 18th October, 1850, in opposi.
tion to the then recently passed Fugitive
slave Law. 10 the cull of which Is 10 be found
the name of the Republican nominee for Con
grcss in this District Mr. CRAgnFAD was
then opposed to tIlslqN ~lIehas pot ,ehapg
cd up to this time. We ifthe candidase 6f 4
party, one Of whose cardinal measures is op.
position 10 the law He supports for the OF
fec Of Supreme Judge man who, in his de-
cision, so far as he could, nulli6ed The law,
and in consequence Of that very decision was
renominated by his party. He stands upon a
platform which endorses this same nullifying
decision lie was SAMUEL CRAIoHFAD, the
Opponent and denonncer Of the Fugitive Slave
Act in 1850, and he is SANugL CRAiauEAD, b,
the opponent and denouncer Of the Fugitive
Slave Act in 1860 We also published yester-
day the proceedings Of meeting held IN shis
city on the 2Gth Of October, 1850. for the par.
pose of sustaining tho Compromise Msssares
Of that year, Fugitive Slave Law i.ebaded.
As win he seen BY the list Of nalass we pub
lished, many Of the best men In Deytoa, srre-
spective of party participated in the meeting,
among them the Democratic nominee fos
Congress. The proceedings show that in that
meeting Mr.. YAILANDIGHAM took a prominsat
part and defended the action Of the men whc
bad passed the Compromise Measures He
does 81 now He maintained the consiisution
Ality of the Fugitive Slave Law. lie does so
now, He then urged obedience to lis provis
ions lie does so now As Mr. CRAIGHEAn
has been consistent in his opposition to the
law, so has Mr.. VAILANDIGHAH been consist
ent in his defence of the Law, andin urging its
enforcement
Thetwo men stand in regard to the law, JUS
where the record shows they stood ten year,
ago,-Mr CRAGHEAp denouncing its princ
pies as "abhorrenl TO the sense of the civilized
world, and de~ending its repeal, and Nc
NAILANDIGHAH sustaining it's constitutionality
aud urging its enforcement
Conservative men of the Third District
choose We between them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

The editor of tss Journal, in his notice of
the MiamisbuIg 4eeting blasted the last hqpe
of his party BE has driven, from the sup
port of the Republican ticket Numbers of true
men who are dIsgusted and aroused at the
broad aud unqualified assertion of that sheet
that tine large body of men who went from here
10 Miamisburg, were "bribed and driven. -
They know this to be base slander upon the
honesty aud integrity ofas true a set of men
as We have in Dayton, and men Of al! parties
win repel it with Indignation through the bal
lot box They win show to the Republicans
that they can neither "brbe or drive them tC
vote with party that holds them in such esAd
nation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
nememher. Demorrnts.

That but one Of The candidates on the Re.
publican ticket has dared to answer the ques-
,ions we have from time 10 time published,
and he only one Of them. Not one Of them
has dared TO state
Whether be intends voting for JAcos BKiS'
KRRnoFp, the abolition candidate for supreme
Judge3 -.
Whether he endorses his decision athe
Oberln Rescue case
Whether he endorses bis decision giving
saddle colored negroes the right to vote aud
TO hold otIice3
Whether be intends voting for ABRAHAM
IaxcoLS against SrErHEN A. DouctAsg
Whether he endorses LlScoLNs "irrepres
sible connct' doctrine2
Whether he endorsed the action Of the late
Republican State Convention, in denouncing
the Fugitive Slave Act. rs 'abhorrent to the
moral sense Of the civilized worldY'
Whether he intends voting for any Demo
cratic candidate aud, il so. whom2
Whether he recognizes JosHuA r. GlDDINGs
as true Republican,
Is II not strange readers that these candid
ates should be afraid to state publicly wheth-
er they intend voting for their own party can
ddaies Afraid to say whether they endorse
their own party platforms. But such is the
fact But one Of their own eandidates--ihe
nominee for Congress-as far as we can learn
has had the courage TO onswer single ques'
ton. We repeat "let every Democrat make
it point, not only to ask these questions and
demand answers, but also send us the answers
for publication, in order that the people Of
Montgomery may understand precisely the
views and opinions the men they are called
upon 10 vote for Let them also propound
the same questions to the Republican stump
ers. Make them answer one way or the other
Make them either come out openly before the
people and denounce the men and the doc
trines of the party with which they are acting
or else take their share of the responsibility
which attaches to the advocacy Of such sent
mentS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
"Rrihed and Driven"

Two young men who have heretofore acted
with the Republicans, yesterday declared their
intention to leave that party and vote the
clean Democratic ticket They said they
We're notwithstanding men-and that
among the party who went to Miamisburg on
Tuesday evening We're many of their friends
and fellow mechanics, who are Democrats,
and the assertion of the Journal that they
were "driren and bribed, is base falsehood
and that they will hereafter act with no party,
the leaders of which look upon mechanics as
a set of men who can be "bribed or driven,
at pleasure. We told the Journal that that
assertion would reeoil upon its party Tn,
hour of retribution draweth nigh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
DEM NHoCRATIC
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS
Turn Out and Hear the Truth!

Farmersvillc, Monday evening, Sept H.
j. H. BaggOit and A. l.caman.
Harshmanvile Saturday evening Sept 10.
H. Elliott and d. X. Boyer
Little York, Saturday evening, Sept IL.
Judge j. H. Baggott and N. 4, Jordan.
Chambersburgh, Monday evening, Sept II.
DIR. Egry and NJ Sullivan.
Arlington, Monday afternoon, Sept II. G.
L. Vallandigham Sam. j. Henderson and f.
S. Williams.
Brookvile, Thursday evening Sept 20 G.
w HOuk and Gates p. Thruston.
Pyrmont, Monday evening, Sept II. c. L.
Vallandigham and D. X Boyer
Amity Tuesday afternoon Sept, Is. c. L.
Vallandigham and H. S. Williams
Abe Kinslers, Madison township, Friday
evening, Sept H. Judge J. II. Baggott and
c. b. Hartman.
Fry Town, Saturday evening, Sept IS. DIR.
Egry and C. B. Hhrtman
Bear Creek, Jefferson township, Thursday
evening, Sept 30 J, A. Jordan, and Capt.
Adam Clay
Liberty, Monday evening Sept II. II,
Elliott and A. v Hofer
Germantown, Tuesday evening, Sept ls.
A. Cahill and H. Elliott,
Alexandersville, Wednesday evening, Sept
49, l. NJ Jordan and G. b. Hartman.
Centegille, Saturday evening, Sept l5
Geo. W. Houk and Gates p Thruston.
Woodburn, Thursday evening, Sept 90 j.
H. Baggott and n. f. Jordan,
Wagoner's School House. Madriyer town
ship, Montgomery county, Sept II. Geo w
Houk, and j J.. Dram.
Beayeftown, Saturday evening, Sept 10
| j. II Baggott and Dennis Dwyer.
C. j. Yallandgham and A. V. Hofer will ad
dress the meeting
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Constitutional Union COnVen-
tIOn at Hamilton.

The Constitutional Union party the Third
Congressional District met at the Court House
ut Hamilton on the 18th inst, at IL o oclock
A. NJ.
Hon L. d. Campbell, was calledto the chair,
and Chas. +. Clarke of Montgomery appointed
Secretary
James b. Mllikin of Butler Gilbert Kenne-
dy of Montgomery, and James Mikesell of
Preble, were appo nted Committee on Bns-
ness, and the Con, ention adioured until three
o clock
The Committee on Business reported the
following resolutions which were adopted at
the afternoon session
Resoired, That we heartily ratify the nom
nations OF the Constitutional Union Party of
John Bell and Edward Everett as candidates
for the Presidency and VicePresidency of the
United States, and approve of its platform, to
wit "The Union, the Constitution and the En-
forcement of the laws"
Res0iped, That we iDdorse the action ofour
State Convention held nj ChllicOthe on the
10th of August last. and say TO the delegates
then assembled well done good and faithful
servants
Res0lped, That we deem il expedient to
nominate a candidate for Congress from this
Congressional Dstriet, and that we appoint a
District Convention Tor that purpose 10 be held
at Dayton on the 9th inst, ut IL o'clock, A.
NJ
On motion the chair appointed the follow
ing Executive Committee for the District
james B. Millikin, and William Crockett o
Butler
Chas, Il. Clarke, James Mcdaniel, and vii
liam Gunckcl of Montgomery
James Mikesell, and X. Y, Lanions of Pre-
BILE.
II was resolved that the papers of the Dis
triet irrespective Of party be requested to pub
lish these proceedings.
Convention then adjourned
l.. d. CAMPBELL, PresL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
0ypI'-BOl&

AARON BURR gave as hia aceeptation of lAw,
whatever is boldly asserted and plausibly
maintained The. Ipupnal has adopted this
idea, and appled.it 10 Truth. The boldness of its
assertions is unparalleled, but the plausibility
with which it atteapts to maintain them is OF
the fjmsiest character Its assertions are too
bold to be sustained with any kind of plausi-
biGty For bold assertions, commend us to
the .IonrAal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
nEMarRLrIc NoMINlfIONs.


fbr pssii,a STEPHEN 4. pougLAs, II Illinois
STATE TICKET.
Mr. Sspreae Isge THOMAS J. ;. SMITH o
9SS 1aoa;sv CJsasral n W srAmBAuaH. Of T's
fS, Mca,bsr II Board of Plle TorI' ABNER D.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Ebr ne State ~ Lawe-sERAPHlM MEYER, Of
Stark county; WILLIAM u. WOODS, Of Lickina
county -.
Dsi,lcf Hecfors--ia Disirict-wN. j. FLAae, oflIam.
Htnn; 2d--i0nN StutTr, OF Hamilton; ard-JAcon II
Zoos of prelle, 4ih-9iiAs II. WALgER, of shelly
Bth-EpwARp sHElrELp, Of Henry; 6thNGwrOS A.
DrvoAr of Brown. 7th--HENRy g. CorFaAs, of fayete;
s,b GSonas i. sraraAS of DeIawere sth-CHisrrR
Motr. of wyandote; lOh-IonS u. JAuEs, of Jackson
lith-lAaEs NJ MiLLER. " Mcigs l2th--SAArrl u.
FosfHR, Of Franklin: i3th--WilLlAa DuRulN, VI Erie;
lath-- BuRR krEloua, OF Ashland, 18th NICHOLAS Y.
Ioss AZ Holmes; lGtii--ANos LAYnAN of Washington;
l7th-WusuN \. kENNON, " BelmUnti lAth-lshAeL y.
CAEfrR of summit; tetlCHAnLEs u. AbAns, ol LAKE
9Hi-GEoHGF A. HnvARn, of Ashiabuei yl-i-8EoEet .
fSe 20, dSagssS%c. ~ ss L. viLLANpIGHAM. Of Mont
goincry. ..
El- tale u ne Saperior cbgf-DANiFL
COUNTY TICKET.
Fyr Sherig.-GEORGE WOGAMAN.
FIR Cterl-D. X. BOYER.
Probate JHdgc--JAMES n. nAGdOTf.
Aadfoc-B. VI. AlRES
Cbnssiissioaef--ADFRED IAMS.
WhiskV Iaspecfor--PArRICK O'CoNNRLI.
Ir,sf0r af IafrSaarg-TiRAM LEWIS
Flour Iasperfor-J ZIMMERMAN,
fOrl Inspector rGEORGE W. RODGERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
"The Wounded ffxeeh IN known
by lta EiutferImg."

Never has the above adge been more forcibly
illustrated than in the conduct of the Journal
The Anrtering aud aoundering of that concern
is evidence of mortal wound to its political
hopes It's agony is painful to witness 1t
squirms, and writhes and groans, and maS.s
all kinds of ugly faces, Sometimesit it eH,eayr
ors to laugh; ha' such laugh. Than to
keep up its courage, it tries to ''wAlsts, and
such whistle Its hopes leRs departed
forever" Poor thing, even SegSnsiiglht falsify
ing won't save its party fapR. going under
Farewell and if foreyse, still farewell"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
we Demand the Author.

Upon the strength of what purports 10 be
letter, the editor of the JoHIndi this morning
charges that ''thc EMPIRE men are engaged
in the traud of importing voters. The editos
of the Journal has made charge--a seIi(as
onc--against us We presume he fsliN ap-
preciated the responsibility he assuSAea IN SO
doing, We now demand that he shall furnish
us not only the name of his iaipEWaDh bun al,
SO retrAct the charge, IN As pabliea manner as
il was made
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Meeting at Liberty.

The 'I.itie Giant Club will meet at I.iber.
ty on SATURDAY evening the 22nd instant
at o'clock
Tura out Democrats and all others who are
opposed to negro-equality,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.

XNOwN as the ''piqua Lock Mills" situated on Main
IN street, the centre of the city of Pqua. The
Mill hasfour ofstone; machinery all m complete
der. II has large city and country custom and being
located the Canal and near Railroads. it possesses
great advantages in the eeciyingand shipping OF grain
and -four.
There is also connected with the above good saw
mill, fling mill, carlhlg, spinning and power looms,
aud large log yard The whole is supplied by Rti-
dant power from the Canal at the low rent Of $40 pcr
year.
The FIGURING Mill will be sold separate, or the whole
together, at low price and terms the most
sonable lylO CHAS. T.. CLARKE, Sd 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
For the Empire.
The KaizeP MeetInRs

The Journal this morning, asseEss that there
were not more than thirty jsFSons at the
meeting on the hill Wednesday evening. Now
this is, of character, with ths account in the
same paper, in regard TO the meeting at III.
how Lane. There were over one hundred
persons at the Kaizer meeting, as any decent
man will admit who was on the ground The
Journal reporter has set out to lie the cam
paign through and is doing finely Keep on
Deacon if you thing there is no hereafter
You are only making yourself more and more
ridiculous in the estimation of honorable men
every day you live.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
ReDubIican FInancIerIug.

We see by an advertisement in the Colum-
bus papers, that the Republican State officers
want to borrow SIX MILLIONS AND FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS. Thus
it will be seen that the State debt of Ohio is
to be continued under Republican fnancier-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14


wut,u n. Mttrn departed TN lie IN Perry ON
Che lllh inri IN The ny first year nl hr nge ~ WIS
native ofNew iersey-moyed South about ihHy wears
ago. and h,i brcn a resident NJ Huston county
tuenty Hye years tor haeen wars past Ne hnn 'reh
CLERK ~ the Superior Court and stch va. li' ehorncy
and popularity that amid ~ the variations OF party
power he retained his official position With almost no
Imposition from any sourrc
lIe wis mrcl With Masonic and Military honors-the
stores nn insincs, plWes generally lrng eioHed"to o
respect to his incory md -olcmnity ai HurroW rest
ed upon tie henrls pfthe cniifccofni UNITY.
ifnrler hcart never ceased a. Beat. Agood cuseh
nflrtc feud ncoufteous gentleman, generous hnh
htvdleagh ins leit ke"nd him nane which q iheir
diving eflsHiine w the affection ANA non.
ufed remembrance of all who knew him wei enonehto
apprecato his VIRTUES aud his worth.
Although Ills prediction we're for the ffeslNlefmh
Chunch oi which his nnrcsiOrs were connnncih's
he lmd never made public profession oi lHth ~ ihe
only Saviour Of sinners However froln IN acqhiin-
iaice Of eighteen years, and M intimate ss-an'un ior
a considerable portion Of this time, the writer I" W =
can testify to his profound respect or the christian re-
liqion and rcnr for all the true and hthiih followers
uf The Redeemcr. Aud those whose opportunities Tor
knowing hest say that Tor weeks ietc hls DEATH
mnny uf his most secret moments we're slsnt mrr'y'
er 10 Him who u ever ready for the sake OF Jcsis 10
iurnNc and save
MAY God raise np IN his stcnd other friends f the
Githeress and the widow. MAY he comfort the hcrcav
ed, and sanctify this aliici,e providence, 10 the spirit
nal veal iofa all his friends
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
AN ORDINANCE.

To assess special tar The Reai Estate bounding Lud-
tDtr sirrei from Sigth street 10 hdker street.
GECrION l. De Il ordained by the City Council Of the
- city Of Dayton, That the sum of two hundred and
live and half cents be levied and assessed upon each
foot front OF the several lots Of land bounding and
ahiiting Ludlow street upon the West side, la'tWeen
Sixth street and Eakcr street ps the said lots den-
eated end described IN the City Enpnecr's plat
on file in the office Of the City Clerk, to dcny the cost
and expense Of widening Ludlow street from Sixth
street 10 Eaker street
sfo, 2 That tho osuers Of the several lots Of land
upon each front foot Of which the sah aforesaid Is
sess2d shall pay theamount of money from them
orally due n that behalf % John Kline, within thirty
days nom the date Of this ordnance or he sule, to
the interest and penalty allowed upon the same
Passed in CouuGll this 4th day OF September, lSGD
Auestl WIN. BOMBERGER, PTes't Council
ANTHONY SrErHANs, City Clerk. sep2d3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
SprriaI Notirrs.

WANTED Employment ly Young
49, Man who lsioi afraid Of work, a situation
as porter in a store preferred Wages no object A
steady situation is what is wanted Address u. NJ. 8.
at this Office sepaltf
Azure for Incipient Consumption
49, Those who wish ia find the most clicacous
remedy for Coughs, Colds and The early Stages of
Consumption. and yet have no confidence in popular
medicines generally will never regret air trial of DR.
Halls Balsam II has cured its thousands
sepilduwl
No Greater RevOIntion has ever been
49, effected in medicine tlan that whichi' l"ing
brought about by Dr. John Bulls Vegetable Worm De-
stroycr Children eat them NJ they would candy aud
cry for more when thcyarc all gone Asamedcine for
worms they stand without riyal--C'a,tcsioa Dem.
scplldaw1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
MeetinE Of Democratic EXecu-
tive COMMITTEES.

The members of the Democratic Executive
Committee and Centre' COMMITTEE Of Mont.
gomery County, az, requested to meet at the
counting room Of the ENPIRE ofic,, THIS
EVENING, at ~ o'clock
j. f. BOIIMEYER Sec,y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Meeting at Gettersburg.

There will be meeting of the Little Gi.
ant" Club at Gettersburg, Jefferson Township
on SATURDAY e ing, the 9th inst, at
o'clock.
All conservative voters ase invited to at
tend
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
A. Il. LEMAN,
ATTORNEY Al LAW,
Onlce, South slde3d bet Main 4 Jefferson
Streets.
Dayton, d.


MEDICATEp LoZENGEs, ,-peppermint paregor
Nl pr, TOlu, IorchOund, Charcoal and Ginger. For
sale by j. W. DIETRICH,
sepiidlw Apothecary Third st., Phillips House.
INRENCH MATCHES Free nom sulphur, nearly
II done mp IN wOodon harres. For sale hy
s. W. DIETRICH
sepi4dlw Apothecay, Phillips House.
~ lsTlLLED BAY RUM,-wmrnted pure. For
| sale by j. W. DIETRICH
seplldlw Apoihecary, Phillips House.
GCOTCH STARCH.--A very superior article, and G,r
. superior TO the common starch for hne linens, 6e,
seplidlw j, W, DIETRICH
INRENCH POMADE, BY the polmd persons having
IL empty pots, can have them supplied witlfa fine
tice Of French pomade, by j. ", DIETRICH
seplidlw Apothccary, Phillips House,
DuRE CREAM TARTAR, aud l'ure Soda for Bakmg
L purposes, lree from all the aduemtions, For sale
~ j. W. DlETRlCH
seplId1w Apothecary Phillips II use
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

DB-We learn that john l. MnLER bets 80
that VAL viii beat CRAIGHEAD in this District
5000 votes, SNITH DAWSON taking tho bet
We learn that the money has been deposited.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

A Halls Balsnm has received more weighty in
dorsemens than any other Cough medicine before the
public comprising the names Of Physicians and Cl"r-
gymen, atiesng its superiority for the cure Of Con-
sumption in all It's various Stages. ly3o