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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

The recipients Of Duchess County, N. Y,
are now laboring under great excitement
caused by the confession of a dying man in
Beckman, in chat country to a participation OF
a horrible murder which took place nearly
twenty years ago, The particulars, up to the
latest account, are as follows:
A man named Henry Harrington, an old
resident of Beckman, Dutchesss County, has
for some time past, been fast declining by
consumption, and on Monday night breathed
his last. Before he expired, he appeared in
great agony, something apparently weighing
upon his conscience, when he at last exelainl,
ed that he could not die without making a
confession. Five or six persons, who were in
the house at the time, Mt once came around
the bed ofthe dying man, when he commenced
with the account of a terrible deed Of blood.
He proceeded to state that, some eighteen
or twenty wears ago he and another man
(bOth employed in the Beekman Iron Factory
were in the factory woods one afternoon,
when n peddler named Lee was seen coming
in that direction, and it was at once agreed
between them TO waylay, murder and then
rob him, when they should bury him in the
woods, and carefully remove all traces Of the
deed.
This was accordingly done, the unconscious
peddler trudging along with his pack upon BIS
shoulder, and singing gaily, when the murder
ers rushed from their hiding place, struck him
senseless to the ground, and then deliberately
dashed out his brains. He was at once taken
up and buried in the Factory Woods, when, as
agreed npon4by-them, all traces of the deed
were carefully obliterated, after which they
took different directions and returned to the
village.
Before the conscious stricken wretch could
finish his confession, death sealed his lips F.;
but enough had already been said by him as
TO his associate in crime, and the place where
Lee was buried, so that but little more could
have been added The mar whom Harring-
ton accused as being implicated with him IN
the deed left Beekman very suddenly eight or
nine years since, and from that time up TO
this has never been heard from or seen. The
affair will be thoroughly investigated. and
some time this week a party viii start ont for
the Factory Woods for the purpose of search
ing for the body Of the murdered peddler.
There Is little doubt but that the above is
reliable, as several yet live in Duchess Coun.
ty who will remember "Lee, the peddler,"
and that he suddenly Disappeared about TWEEN
ty years since, and never again made his APP
pearance in the county, The sudden disap-
pearance of Harrington's associate, the unset
tied mind of the cOnfessor, and the confession
itself all bear witness that the murder was
Committed without q doubt, and that every
word uttered was truth ~ J, Tribune, l6h
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SHERIFFeS SALE

Thomas Webbcri Case No. 1907.
". tMontg'ry Superior Court
Mary Boyle, Ct. al. In Partition.
n pursuance of an Order Of Sale issued from tn,
i superior Court OF Montgomery county, to me d.
rected, ! will offer for sale AZ the door OF the COnri
House Ia Dayton, IN said county, ON
Saturday, Tic 2lSt dag NJ JUig 1860,
Al 2 O'Clock 2, m, Of said day, inlot numbered scyon.
teen hundred and fly-fonr u76I,D of the revised mum.
bers Of lots IN the city Of Day tOn, in Montgomery culn-
~, Ohio, appraised ut $3.50, 10 an annual my.
ment, Uroln and after the 1T day OF July lSCO) of $1,000
to Anna Marin Wellpr, widow Of Robert Wchber, sen,
deceased, during hcr life time, Tor dover in real estate
of lier sAid deceased husband.
Also, in-lot No. 100, in said city ofDayton adjoining
the nboNe,) appraised, tree OF dover, at Sl75uI.
Also, in-lot No, 1895, in said city Of Dayton, (djoin-
ing the nbove) appraised free Of dover at $1,000
saul property nottosell. for less than two thirds OF the
appraised value.
Terms, one third cash, one third in one year, and one
tllni IN Two Years; the deferred payments to bear in.
terest aud secured hy mortgage.
The Widows dover viii probably 10 offered for sale
same dny; JOHN MILLS, sheriff
Tnos. b.. TnroN, Atty ie2ots
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- ia HoOAand's German Bitters,and
RA DIR. Hoonand's BaIsamie Cordtnl--

Tie great standard medicines Of he present age, hare do.
qpirot their great ~popniDity only through ysars Of trial.
UabOaIdei sai Jdct0a is reaiereiby them ia al eases; and
hePoQpie haze pronounced thep porthy.
LdCer Cb1ptniat, Dyspepsia, JGundee, Debility Of he
Nervous Sqsteni, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all disease,
d'isag non, oalsonicrei hrer or oeakaess Cr the stomach
atd dgcsiceorya are spcohiy anil permanently cured by
ne GERMAN BttccS.
The Balsd1ie Onlid has aequireia reputation SiUpossing
hat Of any similar preparation ectant. n uH cure, Nth
outJdn, thentoa secoro aud L0aJ standing G0gh, Cti, or
HDdrscness, Bronchitis, LGaeaId, Group, Pneumonia, in
eipisHt Consumption, dad has performed ne most rcRarka-
be cure oror kaOon Of Confirmed Consumption,
A Jeio doses teiu dtso dfoaee check aud cure he most Sc
cero Darrhdo proceeding from ooLi IL tie Bocds.
Those medicines arc prcpdrotby Dr.. C. M Jackson & o.,
No. AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Fh., dad are soliJydrug-
gists and donteTs ia modieine eccrgohe,e, at 10 cents pey
b0fHc. The signature Of @. N. Jackson, toRl b. on the out
side iordpper cf each bottle.
Ia the Almanac pabtiShei annually By ne propietors,
ballet Ece'yboiYs Almanac, you toM did testimony and
oon'"'eatatory notices from al parts Of he ooaatly.
These ALldnacs are gireh array By all our agents.
Hs-Ebr solcby W. W. STEWART and ]. W. DIE
TRICH, Dayton, o. jyG-yldnv.
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tmeer.,le cenn,r cenr.nnen.

b. SATURDAY, IuNE 81, iSaA
Tho Democratic voters u Montgomery souniy sre
requested 10 meet w Dayton, GA Sstuphy, the lf4h 81
June, al 9 O'Clock 2. NJ, Tor The purpose u elcsting nne
d%eleputes 10 represent Them IN the Democratic State
Convention, winch meets IN ColumhnS ou the ih day
81 judy next, for the purpose of nominating candidates
ar the state Offices. Also, q Ticket 1T Electors iuf Pro.
sdent and Vice President Let thcrr te % guud gath.
cring Timely notice will h. given Of the place Il meet.
ing by order Il the Ccntul Conunier,
JONATHAN kENNEY,
GEURGE WORKMAN,
W. n. GILLESPIE,
". y. IAME
HlRAM LEWis,
WM. EGR
WIN. GuUDH,
n. BLANCHARD,
JAMES BARTMESS.
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scandinavian PnIa and parl-


We her. -CrSCISNAri, July, l 1858. nr. G. W.
Rolack,-Dear Sir-h reply to inquiries made Of me,
gives me- pleasure to say, that Mrs. N. Alice, Of the
Dr. Alice Of Cincinnati, previous to her going East,
IMPRESSED her confidence in the efficacy of your Scan
dinavisn Remedies, andtlie benefit She derived from
using them. she had been suffering from general pros
traiion at times, being over seycnty.six years ofage,
and optlnlmia and Inflammation OF the face. Various
remedies were restored to without relief, when some
friends recommended u course Of your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood PILLS. They had the desired
effect and she was considered a. restored to health.
/ know many who have used your medicines, and
speak decidedly oftle benelt derived, thus tcstiDing
oftheir renoyating influence in purifying the blood and
giving Wgor and energy to the system. They have my
cordial appreciation. Very respectfully,
You obcdient servant,
\. !. BRowS.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been a devoted laborer in
the cause Of Christianity, in CINCINNATI, for more than
thirty years, as almost every old cinclrnatan knows.
Such testimony, from such q source, is not to be passed
over lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies ever
presented to the pubic, over received tthc Of the
commentator from MgN OF STANDING, In every
walk oflifc, that mine have done. See advertisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

IN he received at the Office Of the Auditor of Mont
golnery county, Ohio, IN Dayton, until FRIDAY, July
9th a u. 1860, nj 10 o'clock am, for the erestion of a
Truss Bridge across Mad River, near H~arshmmyille.
Also, for a Truss Bridge, across Toms Run, on the
county road leading finn Farmersylle to Winchester
in Jackson township.
Plans, BE-, can be- seen at the Aforesaid Office, where
AZ information relating 10 the same can be had. BY or
der of county commissioners.
~Jeesdlwtd DAN. II. RYDEN Auditor.
VGasette and journal copy and charge Auditors Otice1
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9LrgdI.
Proclamation by the Mayor,
HYDROPHOBIA.

WHEREAS; Il is made apparent, nom the large
w number of Dogs, running ut large within the CITY,
ing prevalent, 1854.
Therefore, ], W. II. GiLLEsPiE, Mayor Of the city ul
Dayton, do hereby order, and require, all persons own.
NJ, or hub51ng any animil Of the dog kind, Ia c0nhne
the same within hive days, nom the date hcreuE) to
ms or her yard or house, fVr the term OF sixty days, or
10 muIze the S,ne in such numner, ~ to mtslulc Tho
possibility of damage, or injury resulting from hydro
phulaa or otherwise. W. II. GILLESPIE, Mayor.
$50. VIZ OF Doc LAws-It slmll be- lawful for any per-
son to kill amy animal Of the dog kind, found running
at large within SAID city, within the time specified IN the
proclamation OF the MavOr as foresnid; niid II shall Ie
the duty of the Marshal to cause nil such animals, no
running at large mcontilveltiOh OF such proclamation
~ aforesaid, to lie destroyed. ie2s
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Meeting for the appointment OF
Delegates.

We are authorized to state that the meeting
for the appointment of delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention, will convene at the
Democratic Reading Room, Beekels Block,
on Jefferson street, between Second and Third
at 2 o'clock +. NJ.
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Ratification Meeting In Rich
nlOnd, Indiana.

The Democracy of Richmond, Indiana, hold
a ratification meeting on Saturday evening,
the Both inst, to respond to the nomination
of DouGLAs and JOHNSON. The meeting will
be addressed by Governor WILLARD, WM B
Beach, and J. B. RoAN, Esq. Roll on the
ball.
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ANoTHRR MEETINu.
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON!


Another Grand Rally Of the Democracy
viii he held in this city,
On Saturday Evening Next,
Jmue 80, 1860, the day Of the County Meeting
for the appointment Of delegates to the Dem
%ocratic State Convention.
Let every Democrat in city and country SO
arrange his business as TO be present Come
with banners aud music-comc in crowds and
come singly--come any way and every way
and show by your presence that the Democrat
&c boys Of Montgomery are eide Grdke. Make
Il such a demonstration in behalf Of your can
.didatcs as shall teach the worshippers of the
rail splitter hat yon are not only ready, but
eager for the contest, and determined to do
your whole duty towards giving the vote of our
gallant Stnie for DOUGLAS and Johnson.
UP GUARDS IND At THEM
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KMPTRR CLMPAieN IYHIcs. No. I.

DOUGLAS.
Men may mh nlnut their Lincold.
or thelr Hrplin they may ttlt
~ iheif Ev,aet ,nay hin,ief,
whiie ihes bra alout tieir ncll
nm ibf pemocntt have ponelas,
who Z armed eih truth md Rigid.
Aadhie soldiers are tho voters.
d. thet majesty and might.
pn thc record of our countr,
fhcr' b. not n hnghtei name
Than the ir~anuelnane o. Bo,ahis,
Who shall evet H,eM Enhe,
Ne VIII staai q loyutusatrsumn
Famed fof Wisdom ma,kca With wit,
far Shave tho nmn Who's hS,tona
for the ple 81 nai- he split.
wintu'e stsr. and sniJr aisve ns. Hua
floaing DER the have and nee.
We Nin t6ie cor stephen Douglas,
who our Commodore slaiI he,
Aud our cship o. S,eic, " IN SAFETY
Ger the stormy sea hen sab
Whle tefre uhc mat the Lahrolnl 1869
VIII b. looking DER the raj. =
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FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.

NiE undersigned have one Of Hunnemm's mako, "a
l. class Fire Engines for sale, together with twenty
one feet Of suction hose, all IN hrst rate order. This
Engine upon a trial, June 10th, threw one hundred aud
seventy eight feet through a u inch PHO, with only 20
men on the hn1kes. For terms appiyfo
JOHN q, KRIEDfHR, Foreman,
OF ANTHONY sTRfHANs, Sec'y.
le26dn Deluge Fire &c. No. 4, Dayton, Ohio.
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49, EnaPioyinent.-sny person, either male
- or fcmale ran easily make from six 10 eight
teen dollars a weekly mn arf which l possess; can he
dnne by any person Of ordinary mind, with little ON no
caPital' and an ornament in every family. THIS Is no
%hlnnbug. Sent to amy addfcss on receipt Of go cents in
coin or stamps TO B. &. MATHER,
ap1wm5 Post Office, New York.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

'cOTBe DhFclHOW,
- ". NSuDpriOr CniIrt M 1910
Andrew Egan, ct. nj.
pl virtue of an order Of the Superior Court OF IN,
ID County Of Montgomery, Ohio, made at it, Apri
Saturday august 4, 1860
At the door Of the Court House in the City of DAYTON
Between the hours OF two and four o'clock p. IN. Of saio
following, described real estate, to wit: lying in Mad Riy.
er township, In said county, and being lots number
seven,eight, nine and ten ~ designated Ona plat of the
subdivision Of part OF section 27-Town 2 OF range Il
between the Miami Rivers made by Daniel Beckel and
the Records of Montgomery county.
said lots are n part Of Cox farm, contain one acre
each and are well fitted for gardening purposes.
Each lot IL appraised at Sl25, 90 and may sell for ss9..
"a. GRO. W. MALLAMBRE. Master Gon ~
HON. 4 WALLER, Attorneys. jegs- JhEnNtI
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Henry Curtner, No. 1884.
against lSumerior Conf Montgouar,
MIllam Allen ct al. County, Ohio,
DURSUANT to an order of the Superior Cont OF
i Montgomery county, 0hio,umde III the above case
at It's June term, 1860, and TO me directed, | shall offal
NJ public auction, at the door Of the Conf House in Inc
cly Of Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, on
Saturday AHgHf4 4, 1860,
Between the hours Of one and four O'Clock pm. of said
day, the GLOWING described read estate, 10 wit, Iol
numbers seven ~ upon Jones plat Of subdivision OF
out lot numbered thirty two (32) on the plat of out lots
south Of Dayton, and east Of Main street, decided Ia
Daniel W. Wheelocb by Oliver Jones and Hiram Bn.
line, administrators Of the estate Of john l.. Jones.
decreased, llte Of Hamilton county, Ohio, and Ly said
Daniel W. WheelOck and his wife to Joseph +. Allen,
AMPLY Joseph \. Allen, duly devised 10 Gsssan,lTn Al.
len, his wife, by viii duly mude aud executed, and nd.
united TO Probate aud recOriedin the Probate Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio. Said property Is 10 10 sold
on 4 Judgment IN h,yor Of Henry Curtncr, and AGAINST
William Allen, ct nj. ~
The above property has been appraised at two thou
sind hYe hundred dollars, and cannot sell for less than
two tllirdS Of the appraisment, which is sI,GGG IG2,3'
Terms VI sale, cash. n. n. JuRDAN
Master Commissioner SUPERIOR eualrt, Mint co
GEo. W, How, Atty. ielsdti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

4 every description and price. The following IL the
" location Of some of them;
First STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
ings.
THIRD STREET "
FOURTH STREET " "
FIFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
WILLIAMSON ST. " Fourth and Fnlh;
LUDLOW TREET -" First and Water;
Over Tho Rhine"
SMITH STREET near Brown;
JONES STREET, between Brown and Jefferson; 81 st4.I
GREEN STREET, Z" Jefferson aud 'Tecitfnseh. g.
ST, " Finh and Nan nur,,n, i"
WAYNE STREET, South of Ffih; "
BAINBRIDGES1,, North OF :"
CLINTON STREET, near Third; E.I
SECOND STREET, East OF Webster,
These are many OF them very choice pieces Of property
aud all are offered low. | have BESIDES those above
enumerated, a large amount Of very chcap property In ~
the suburbs, for sale and trade.
CHAs. L. CLARKE Real Estate Agent.
le2S Clrgg's Building, Third st, W
VACANT LOTS in every part Of the city, Tor sale and
trade cheap. je2s CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Sd st.
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Nrm advertisements.

April last the subscriber missed "a
~ note OF hand gwen 10y John Hatfield in favor of Nor.
gan HATFIELD for the sum Of three hundred dollars (}0O)
dated February 18th, 1856. All persons are hereby
warmed irom purchasing sand note, as payment Of the
same, has been stopped.
je29Wjc MORGAN HATFIpIn
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''"1 csmrssrn e s%%l,,.s. no'r'

Campaign Cemmtttee. Hff'
lion. C.L yALLANDi0HAM, II Ohio, Chairman.
Hon. WILLIAM BARKSpALE, 81 Miss,
Hon. Mills TAYLOR, m LonlsiansH 81 B
Hon. WILLIAM Bf0LER. II Pennsylvania
lion. THOMAS g.. BOCOCK. q Virpfnia.
lion. JNO. A.. LOGAN, ~ Illinois.
Hon. VIM. n, ENGLISH, Of Indiana.
Hon. OHN ~COCHhANL, u New York.
Sorrcfaryof OnmifeeAM W CiIlSkN, Eeq
TeaNrer-IONAH d. HOOVER, ESQ.
Rp9ms-No. \, ~ street. near the CITY Hall.
na-Ai communications should ~ uddressed to
HON. CT NALtANnIUHAM, NJ e.,
chm Nat. Dem Camp'ua COMMITTEE,
Washington, D. g.
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Choice Lot for Sale.

\/Ekf suitable fora Hotel. The lot IL on the North
~. East corner OF Sixth and Ludlow--GG 2-3N1O0 feet.
Ihlsps Il location well adapted fora Hotel, and the prop.
eity Is offered at a puce and terms to suit any one
wishing To purchase. CHAS. u II
lezS Third street.
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Regimental Orders---NO. s.

|k HEAD QUARTERS, FIRsT REG'T o. ". MI
DAYrOs, o., June ~, 1860.
VNHE Field and staff Commissioned Dud non-com-
i missoned officers, musicians and priyates of The
First Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Militia will assemble
~ = o'clock a IN, on "Wednesday the Fourth bay ofJuly,
ls6dTun the Regimental Parade Ground, Dayton, Ohio,
prepared for duty on the occasion OF the celebration oj
the anniversary Of American Independence.
Company Gr( Johannesburg Light GuTd) IL excepted
Dom the operation of this order.
Byorler, Coz. T.. A. kin.
je2sdz II. r. EAiiER, Adjntant.
NOTICE.-Al persons are hereby warned from
IN committing any tresspass on my premises, or ~
iuring my property in any way. lfthe threats OF a eer-
tain society, styling themselves cold water men are at
their heads, az shall resort TO desperate oNpe,lients.
to preserve myself from their attacks.
GEORGE MINOR.
GRrENcAsrLg, June sd, 1850. ie29w9
WANTED.-A girl or woman TO do general house
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

REMOVAL
no RRInGE RIrIInEps

nR.J @. REEVE hns removed his residence TO No.
~ 0s Ludlow street, cast side, between Third and
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HgThe Daily ana Wsskly Empsrs Omet
has been rsmovtd 20 the Emplre Bniidina
No. 40 Mnin street.
second door North Now Market street
80 COMMUNICATION % she ar.s Seer. :
Special Meeting Of The Dayton Ilrht
ASG lounrl- VIII b. held this evening. ats o'clock,
to take action upon an invitation u visits louis. Ey-
e,y member y oater~d 10 NJ rreAeish ny orier.
ieseA2 MA Gro p wALkyn, Soy
- Meeting Ia the Urove-Mi.. Ena D..
oitahn. VA eloquent speaisrr nom Boston.
val deliver a%lecturc IN the grove on steele's nhi,
~(Nepihor permitting next sunday afternoon az 30 O'Clock
and nlso one At * y m, The same evening At Huston
Han. ieAi2
ttention Montgomery Guards.-
h~SG You are hereby notified to meet ut yo,u ar.
mory this evening. tFnday) ats o'clock, for business
and ddI. AMI attendance is requested. by orierof
commaniant
ie2odt r. o'coNNELIg sec'y.
- PaeIaes, Attention.-A meeting will
AS ie held Friday evening, 29thin-t., to prepare
Tor the proper entertainment for orr Cedaryille guests
ON the 9Th Of Judy. W. n. love, President
p PrrrnsoS, sec'y ic2odi
- NoiIee.-1he Notes and Hook aocount- Of
B&& u. Ia Dow can he settled with the assignee be-
fore the FIRST Of July, alter that with Esq Young
ie2otiO G. GANsON, Assignee.
N-n you would have something
~ extra In the Daguerrrotypc Ambroiype or
Photographic line te advised aud 20 to sEEBOHMs
PALACE cF ART, Market House. lie Is the only
Artist engaged In this b,i-iness. octG
- HollOway's OIntment.-Gom, lmnia.
- 90, and rheumatism are nf,llihly rciuaved
by aeon'inuous use ofthis great detergent application.
warm lamentations should In all eases preccde is
use. II relaxcs the constrained muscles and Rbres,
assists nature in completing q cure, Sold ut the
mandatory, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all Druggists, at21c., Gle., and 81 per pot
my2sdtw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

NAAHTED.-A girl or woman 10 do general housa
w work. None need apply except those willing 10
stay for some time. Enquire at "a Cass street, near
Jackson, Oregon. ie2stf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

DERFUMES AND EXTRACTS, put up in beautiful
Il GIT boltles Of the same quantty, aud superior in
quality 10 eitheir Lulins, WnGhts, Glen's or Bailey's,
ind sold at one-ihirl the cost. Pnce-N0.1 !, ~ cts; No.
2, ~ cts. For sale by w. W. STEWART,
teh Druggist No. % Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
COAL OIL LAMPS.
GLASS FRVIT LIARS.

I usT opened a few New Styles ofchurch Lamps, AND
y for sule by JN0. T. WOLF,
f1e2s 1902 a a. Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

81 acres on the Sha<ertown Pike, four miles from the
eity. Handsome two-Story frame house-o rooms
Fine harms good bearing orchard smoke house, spring
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

HOUSE, I N ORNAMENTAL AINTER,
III Grainer and Yamisher, Initator Of Marble Of va.
short notice, .f
Ss shop on Main Street, opposite the Market House,
over DarT0w's Boot aud shoe Store. apple
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

Z Another Grand Rally Of the Democracy
will lie held in this city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

Among those who are most enthusiastic in
the support of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, for Presi-
dent are 10 be found,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-18
improvements i'm GreenvilIe.

By advertisement in this paper under
the title. of ''Public Notice." it will be
observed that the Board of Commits
sioners of Public Works, elected by
the residents of that Village for the
purpose of deciding upon and having
constructed the improvements deemed
necessary by the maj GRITTY of the public,
have Resolued, that the main and most
important street in that pleasant little
Village, shall be improved by having
built on the north side of said street,
broadway a good footway, in accor-
dance with the specification laid down
in said ''public notice"
We view the above as the first step
toward the advancement of the best
interests of the property holders and
residents in that region; it is scarcely
possible to conceive thnt any serious
cause of objection can be urged in
opposition by the inhabitants in any
portion of that Village; and that all
will at once perceive the great benefits
which must result to the citizens gene
rally, FROM the erection of good walk
on the main thoroughfare of that Via
Iage.