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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

Nav YoRK, Nov sl-Cottn has declining tendency. flour
loser and unsettled Syu;hern IS &6 Wheat heavy and
nomnauv lover Cora hsayy; mixed COOS cents southern
yellow 6.D56 PORK heavy Mess SIS i56bl6 Prime lO2s
10 90 whisky dull and o'lng With byers Is cts su-
duh a. 81 CO. Spts furpenne dell at 6GsS cts Resin
DUH bet subsequently, revived; New York Cena
T8i.. Vir.iaa Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

SHAFER. HALSEY 81 90.
GALL attention TO their well assorted Stock Of
" WINTER CLOTHING comprsius
Black, B own and Blue Castor Beaver Oyefooats,
Pilot Lion kkin Seal skin, Peeftham @. rnd c. c.,
lnvense Nantes In Beaver aud various syes OF Fancy
Cassme e.
Flushing apd Pttersham o g., for servants,
Fancy Cashmere suits. Black Dress suiis,
Boys Cashmere salts. US Black Cloth sults.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting ofevery style fWoo Under Clothing Canton
FLANNEL Drawer Tnssh Hosiery Stocks Ties craysis scss
Collars Night Shirts rrees Cloves every kind sus
pend rs aud Cashmere and Wool ~ mflits.
IMPROVED RATTAN SHOULDER SIAM sHIRTs
without doubt the perfect fitting Shit In the marcel We
call pertlcultr attention 10 .Lls zrilel.
Purchasers Ia Fashionable cong fa. prices will
and 10 IN r. interast noiT liOHan Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
MARKETS.

BAlMoRE, Nov 2l.-The steamer for Charleston to
Cav took dONus large cargo OF Baltimore manufactured
goods for the Macon Fair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
NED RUNTLINE's NEW BOOKS.

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Full OF IL
~ rtfaons Just Published and for sale a. retail or whole
sale caesg Of Frederick Bradp % Ann ST. "
Y Price 25 cts each FIVE for 81 or The whole II Tor ~
The White Wizard or Great Prophe. Of the Seminole In
dlaos. BY Ned Buntine Pfce Csc.
Walt the Terror the oast tale OF prvAeerinS
In IIT6 by Ned Buutline Price Soc
sau sabbertay The Idosy tale OF the uen ard deeds
Eiida or he Red Rovers Daughter mystery Of New
York BY Ned Buntl'ne Price 5c.
The Man % farsMens Grudge: Romance OF the Revolt
ton By Ned Buntlne. Prise CSC.
Our The Pirate Hunters Of the Gulf tale Of
Naval Wild adventure In the Tropics By Ned Bunt
line. Price Csc.
Luona Pres o or FULFILLED tale Of the Amer
lean Revolution. By Ned Bunllne. Price Pc
Thayeadspeges The senuRe; The WarYage Of the Mo-
hawks tss Of Mystery, Ruh end Wrong BY Ned Buntne
Price Csc
Stella Delorne OF The Camanche's Dresm Wild and fan
eiu story SAVAGE ChVRlry By Ned Buntne Price 9Sc
10 The Rh and the spray tale OF the snuggers In the In
glsh Channel Beautifully Illustrated. By MacomJ Erym-
Price Csc
IL Pathaway or The Mountain Oulavs tale Of the North
ern Trapping Grounds by DR. j. h. Robinson Price 2ae
All the above Books full Of Beautiful Illustrative Engray-
ings by barley
Booksellers News Assn,rAnd al others VIII psRls'epd on their
orders at once.
Copies Of any Of viii be sent free Of posagep
mall, 70 any receipt 81 price.
PREpE=Ic A BRADY.
ses-dsa 3; Ann ST., n, Y
PUoKwHE1T.--5T0 SsTi o. F551 q7sLS,
a A. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

VW NOTICE. Fkl
VHE attention Of the Ladies respectfully called 10 the fow-
Tex article from that Justly celebrated Manufacturer HENsY
WISfMAN, 81 Philadelphia Who beyond doubt
Manufacturer Of LADIES sHo e In the Unitsd STATES
Ladies q owe Kid Cork ole Button Caters
Psient Leather lnora cots
Goat shin do do
FreneA Kid Congress Gaitsrs
French Cashmere Congress CATERS
fTenth do. Button
Fancy Embd slips VITA Wooden Heels
White Satin do do. do. do.
ney Slips do do Cork soles
Black XII do With aud without Heels
which together With great many other aees
sartnent very complete and Ladies vorlng with call
not fall 10 be suited PHItIP X. WHITE,
10 Main street,
NJ B.Ladei who have been In the habit having their
Shoes made In Philadelphia by Mr. Wiseuan order
through have made geaents with him
made. no8-im
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

Richmond DASNuLE RAuRoAD CoNPsNY
Richmond. n ". 18TH $3.50.
TTIHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Stockholders q this Coz pany will take place the
second WEDNESDAY Q2ihl December,
THOS. W. BROCKKNBOROUGH.
Secretary and Auditor.
all By these PRESENT. that the undersigned do
hereby constitute and appoint - Attorney for and In
name vote questions tina, brought
meeting the Stockholders OF the hehm nd and Danve RAFT
road Company be held Richmond wFDNESNAY the 18th
OF December lO adjourned meeting thereof here
~ raung ali the sfid Attorney the preuisss
fcly present and Vong In person. In imony
whereof 49, have hsTeuLto afiXed-h Ald, this -d day Of
noiO-u2le
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select Boarding school for Girls.

NWUl6PT
PROPOSE 10 OBJ at my rsaenee in Port Royal Va on the
a., Nonasv m October 1867 Boarding ScOoifor Girls
~ hs "a anple and appropriately furnished and the gs Will
be wholly under family cpoe and domestic influence and re-
rsln The Courss OF IasEoOn will be regular and syemA
e. smbrsIng the English Classical and Mathematical Depart
.ps with Modern Languages and Ornamental branches Par
trS and rare facilities for Instruction In Muse ahand
TERMs-neudlng everything, sS25 payable one third upon
entrance third st Of January and ehd lom OF AP
Drawing Painting aud music At IreiessNrs prices
Thankful for the many favors received fror THIS ccmmun
d, an ernrencs of seven years Teasher In their mid
up 70 Inc time when former hO. In 1851 EN- now
encouraged begin agAin under auspices ana VIVA
and that confidence and patronage when nave
heretofore been bestowed upon me-
i L BAUDER A. NJ,
.peqT-sn Port ROYAL, Caroline, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
BY eopDIN a APPzRsoN. AUoTs.
VALUABLE Farm OF 400 aCRrsIN HAN

VALUABLE FARM OF 400 ACRrsIN BANo.
YER COUNTY, Y MILES noSTnE1sG or RIonHoSp
OF CORN, HAY &c FOR BALE AT AUcroS-At the request
Of Sir Henry Be We vii sell at public auction the pece.
fr no the neat fair day. the valuable Farm which he
the balance heavily set ia wood and timber The Building; lex
eePt the are and are ,Saent for The use Of The
Tnsley James Smith, John N Green samuel others
= about 10 miles northeast Of Riehnen'.
TIE sale Of land ths flowing personal will be Sold
young Mue well broke harnesI stAOD BY
Bue Hogs sheep hundred barrels Corn Hay sack
ssv Sc all the Farming implements first rate Mccormick
real esis Onehrd ca,h balance Il one and two
Yeas for bones bearing inter St cured by trust deed For
months credit, for bonds bear in. vi GOOD .ecuy
nol9-tds GODDIN 4 APPEReON, Auet's
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
THE AProaaTToX RvER By virtue Of decree Of m. Cir
Court Of the County Of cherGd pronounced at the No
oha.c.ry AIDE thereof yled Mortimer 81 ung AMI wife W.
Keechs Executor as shall Special Commissioner, Offer
sth day q DECEMBER next at Ii %eoef H. fir II not the
FIRST fair day, that large and deai farm krosn OAK
dence Martha Keech lying sad unity Of chet
ered the Ap?oma,toT river Ave miles from the clover I
Coal Mines and Railroad and about twenty five miles from the e.
ties Of Il edmond and Petersburg
shout oneOurih well wooded Oak Pine &c supplying far
timber than NEEDED for the place the remainder open
The o. co ly aud some
hund ed Of FERTILE Fat. on creeks a-s the river
rounding In desirable community, with c'byelent IA
ees to market by railroad and the river and
gCus worship. The arm well retered. Tbs buildings
large and comwod Dwelling In good repair the
houses KIT hens Ice House. Overseer House oces &c
The Stables ard Barnes ample for fsrng
As farm the tract Of Sud hee offered for sale Is 81 the
mort productive ard redeaer Of the dsri ble In
this secii Of the Sae All desiring to locate perma
nen'ly would do vel 10 examine
TERMsso much Of the purchase money % be paid CGsh
vii be 10 dsisy expenses o. C and sa and he
mands to be paid In three nSiAmert Of tao end three
the deferred payments q be scared tonds and approx
ed security bearing nleegt cm date and the reservation OF
title Until he payment OF the entire purchase UOney.
Persos dsrng further information reredto Wellington
Godion Eq Of The 1m OF Goddn 6pperson, Richmond Va
MesSr james II. Cor, and Wm. Biankenshp Writer
poek o. my'eL Ny address Is Proc'ors Creek
Oh s;erns'd county, Va. J0sEPH EDWIN cox,
Chesterfield H., Nov. 10, 1869. Special Con'r.
EW- Executors Notice.-M the tine and place
will be sold At Auction by executor a Mrs. Martha
Xeec the entire Household and Kitchen Furniture
or HeS sheep Hoses Crtp &C the farm. also
cellent family Carriage Day q GALE WEDNESDAY the
18Th day Of December 1880 Tersns at sale
JAMES A. KEECH,
nol5-idI Erscutor of H. A. Resch, iced.
400 CASES BOOTS. sROES AND HATS, AT
AfNJtB AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. the 2Et November.
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no2i-ti Commissioner.
SsNTY-stN NEGROES POR SALE, AND
y large amount of other personal property
by virtue deed Of executed the subser6sf y ~
Watkins 81 Chsote cutts, they will proceed Tue DAY
the 18th day Of December fair not the fair day
thereafter at Lls residence Eve miles from kFys the Rich
mond and awhile Ralrt To make all the Stock
fan gnplemenis househo and II chen furniture ty
h consisting 30 head Of valuable broke hor5,s and
mules about 90 head Of eais including and cl 60
head and 90 head OF eer also pnubr Of cart and
wagso3s; carriage and buggy; superior p
gentemans horse.
They viii WEDNESDAY, The 18Th December II fair;
not, The fair ~ thereafter the place.
putc auocp GO valuable snd ~ ely NJ R0Fs Including en-
children. them PtHt tlcul sng ineers,
capable Of managing and running steam engine snd circular
all gums under $50 cash; for all sums over that
credit Of months will be giyen tskr from the
ehases bonds with approved security bearing interest from the
date
TH0s. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, Halifax ,r,,,,..,
+. yGAlNES, trustees
no2f- IDS Prake's Branch Charlotte
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

Mr. John Ha Supervisor q New ca's, wes,ches'sr eoun
IT, York IAys November 1851 vas, Eo years ago A.
taxed With fever and vheh Notwithstanding The best med
i,i Advice continued % 5orsly a Tor six tedious onhs
became yellow sal and redu ei 70 san and bone hsd
ene and physicians abaalonein despair A. an ezpe'ineat
concluded Try sing dose Of six o. Brandres UngeTsa
Vegetable Pills empty stomach, ea- In the morning The
et dose seemed 70 arouse 1.-THE latent energies Of exsuse
frame feared worst-heir pursave eject d1e-ent
from anything heard o. AZ lsngh his eject
seemed lighter and brhed er That evening" vas
aaesd sens slept oundy an uhI The next day
followed the eou8s and contuuei % take he rs In his
ay about th.ee Wsss when found myself eurey cured Ny
hail. has been surprisingly sood aee" Price % per
bor Sold By al respectable dealers In medicine. oc2dAWim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-w1l be sold At the ane-
~ lion Davis MONDAY, the e6h inst, al IL
ook Negro slaves. under decree Of the county Court
HsnIieo, In luit Of Brit.on and ais VI Day.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

400 CASES BOOTS, sRORS AND HATS, AT
fDO AUCTION On @EDNEaDAY, the 2lst November az
| 10 O'clock vii sell at auction store
800 cssss Bott', Shoes and Hats
TERxsUnder sO0 cash. tOO aud over 30 days credit for APP
proved paper.
noe LAG D DAVENPORT Auc,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
npuoATIoN.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN

Virginia Mechanics institute.
,Bp - scuooI will be opened IN the basement Of the MI
M iIfTTR nUILDlNG MONDAY November
18Th a. NJ each Ss ana
"a The scholars obtain lasrucsn In
MsbsHatIes' Tdsonomtay and surveying u desired
& an h eonss Of Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday OF This
week or 70 'De S0"" THOMAS IT, wYHNE,
L. L. MONTAGUE,
IA q, JAMES KERsEY,
MRS. PHILIP MAYO win reopen her sen03. e.. a.
h ~ M ara Monday In october She wrecelVe lev sman
hoxa IT Term 1s sso Der scsSc1 O9 months ylS
VTTANTEDstua,I to teach By gentleman dual a.d 70
wv tsch English, Latin French nsnsmaues, eha ue
menis OF Greek He has hau Vne 'e@iA eAPe'u''' "a ~
hoy M Hamilton Va. seC-h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
DRY GOODs! DRY GOOnstt

~ Or Of every thing ard dsrsbe The way Dry
~ Goods the Pail and Winter trade good
a. this as Il Is nov.
To reduce much posslble will this date oar
eve y thing at p ices much hIpccSD.
Of Cloak arg and complies as aso elo of all
qualities which ~ prep ired up short po,e
Sleitlnga cal from AL 10 WsGi then Of
no CHILLS CHENEkY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

THE CHEAPEST p acc in the CITY 10 buy
Hooking Glass Picture Pho ogaph square oval 10 At
GEORGE EHaENbJRG Mandatory opposite the Examiner or
zee, Governor street.
R-0i regu at the lowest possible prices by GEO.
EHRENBERG. Mirrors Of all tEes and pate made 70 order
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
LAW CARDS.
PR0PESsIOVAI. N0TTcC

INTERNATIONALLY OTECE.
WOOD BOuLDIN aud hs WOOD BouLDfH IT,
have united In te practice Of the law In the counties Of
Charlotte, Halifax and Meeklenburg.
H00D BOULDIN, Jr, WOOD BOULDIN
Boydton, Tacott Post Office,
heokenburg county. Charlotte county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.

SLO = 1S AMI OASsA N 1hA h1Ss
WE nvts the special attention the trade 10 large
w stock 81 Hgs so1s and other celebrated makes Of
Cloths sni Doestin did Fancy and Black French CASH
Tes Beaver Cloths &c These goods BE- ught by
person. In Lsipe chapeie ether
carkes the most favorable terms and sell them
~ v,ry low Pdets TO reduce our stock.
nOVi KENT, PAINE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
Is 1T POSSIBLE TO DO BETTER ?

MYTH experience OF more th2a q quarter of
w a century du log which time Thousands of<ytk1-nu
choice PIANcs hSye been sold, and sdt tfStz9
with truth gi.hort selling had one" Hay-ff ~
Ing supoor sue .or TIE selection OF the vsr bet Planes
ofsr them upon after terms than similar good can
be procured Ncrth soutb.
Some Of late styles have been sold
and tied the principal s4etoI the ch deep uw tsne
AID dell aie toach ~
To friends No prefer ord ring direct Us We offer the
greatest poss bl In 'Uceneas and Advantage
select IANOs subject rial and then for
FIVE YEARS. No responsible u5eesu d, b,ter.
y. P HAsH CO,
noe Ptrsburg Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

EY-Exeeutor's Notice.-M the tine and place
will be sold At Auction by executor of Mrs Martha
Xeec the entire Household and Kitchen Furniture
Of Hogs Sheep Boses CICp &C the farm also
celent family Carriage Day q Gale, WEDNESDAY the
18Th day Of December, 1850. Tersns at sale.
JAMES A. KETCH
noi5-idI ESscuf0r of H. A. Resch, decd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL EESEhs
are cured By perseverance, uiA
BRANDREru's PILLS.
which pon Of whatever nature they nay be- from the
ejaculation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Nov. 10, 1850
thai have used NesrL Dava Ncrif .
NOISE TONIC The of that e has nay f-rn
10 cure dseas. that horses mules sub ect ~
tiled my entire shsfscton In al casE and can rec
onusnd an persona VIA have hoscs, miles o. ete . se a
ti.l VA n HALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-22
PLEAsANTS PRoDgos aSD GESTs1

TTH1 GRoCERrhe attention % and merchants
IL ally called 10 SemP les InfaiIible Baking Pow
der home article, aadsupeor Of De Kidd before he
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

BeS- What has become Of The Commercially
We have iailed to find Il in our mail for scv.
oral days past Surely some clerlly insdycr.
icnce in that oricc and NOT dislike on the
pari Of tic editors to exchange with a daily
aeespapcs Published in Dayton, has depSived
MS Of the accustomed, and not nnwelcome,
visits of our Queen City cotemPorary How
stands the mn''eraeL21aaL, ,aa
TnE SrArr pLArronu- The Ciucinnoh Cd
seitc remarks that the Committee oh Rcsola.
tons did wisely in reporting to the late Re
publican State Convention no ncw-angled
platform, when one 40 universally acceptable
had Just been adopted by the National Cot
yention at Chicago, and adds f
The Convention did less wisely in indorsing
In addition an old forgotten platform, Of
which, probably there was no distinct recol-
lection in the mind Of one in ten Of those who
voted for It. so far as we are aware, howev-
cr, the resuscitated structure consisted Of some
very sound and Just doctrines, diluted with
occasional harmless and useless platitudes
Would il not be well 10 indorse, every year. all
the Republican platforms previously adopted
in this State, whether remembered or not and
whether timely or misunderstanding all alike2
And would il not he still better to let this
buried rubbish alone?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
The John Brownies support
Lincoln.

AT meeting recently held in Boston, r. j.
Hinton read a letter from James Redpath the
British emissary and coadiutor of John Brown,
in which he stated that he should not be pres
ent, but thought it was time that slavery sh ould
be abolished, bv political parties, if possible
if not, then by armed parties Of iHsWrection-
lists His heart throbbed for the slave of to-
day, and he thought it would he blessing to
send some Of the shareholders out OF the icorld.
When he was in the South he had endeavored
to make the slaves strike out for their fseedom,
and he thought he should live 10 90 again
amongst them and incite them to insHyrection
He did not believe in an armed insurrection
first but if slavery could not be abolished
otherwise, then they alluded to John Brown,
and concluded by stating that he should rote
merit NOrember for the nominee of he P|-
f"oncdn parry; he believed IN the sword--in-
surection out of slaves makes men, emancipG-
ton out Of slaves makes 'free niggers. As
the friend of the slave he would rather see to-
day negro Heenan than negro Frederick
Douglas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
OF Conrse.

Hannibal Hamin, of Maine,- the Republi.
can canddote for Vice President, only two
weeks ago, voted in the Senate of the United
States, against the passage of the Homestead
Bill.-Senecd AdUertser
And such Homestead Bill II was not a
Homestead Bill at ALL only graduated land
bill. Mr. Hamln is for Homestead Bill in
fact, and not sham Bll-San, Reg.
If twas such "a sham bilr'-so unworthy
the support of the Republican nominee for the
Vice Presidency that he is lauded for voting
against it, why did epery other Republican Sen
ator oOte for III Why did WADE, and WI
son, and SEWARD, and SUMNER, and TRUMBULL,
vote for it2 Does the Register admit that
these shining lights in Republcanism are in
favor of 9" "sham bill p The vote on its adop
tion ood,-Ayes A, composed of 23 Demo
Gratis, and 2l Republicans Nays 8, Demo.
Gratis, and Republican (HANNmAL HAMIN. J
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
Amalgamation In Lake County.

The town Of Madison, in Lake county, has
been thrown into great excitement by the
elopement Of white woman aud mll-blood-
cd negro which occurrence took place on
Sunday night last The lady is about thirty
years old, and possessed of more than ordina.
~ intelligence and of very fine appearance.
Her husband is one of the wealthiest farmers
in Lake county. We suppress his name as the
affair has nearly driven him mad
About year ago he employed hllblood-
ed negro An abolitonist of the Gerritt
Smith school, the farmer took the African
into his family on terms Of perfect equality
OF late he haaehoiced, with feelings which we
need not attempt to describe, growing inti-
macy between his wife and the negro He
spoke to her about il, but she succeeded in
quieting his suspicious for time. On Sun
day night she arose from bed, leaving her hus-
band asleep, and fed with the African
Strangely enough, they did not leave the coun-
~, or town even, only going some fve miles
from the womans late home. There they
sought shelter at the house of some friends of
hers, and there they were at last accounts
The woman left her young child at home with
its father
There is talk of riding the negro on rail
and great excitement prevails. The woman
assumes bold face, aud says she has per
feet right TO run away with a negro if she
wants to, no matter IL he is as black as the
Ace of Spades
An abolition sentiment and an abolition
literature has prevailed in the farmers house
for years This elopement is the legitimate
result
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19
DIR HOonand's German BItters, and
BE- Dr. Hoonand's BaIaamie C0rdIal..-

- Ut Aeeflnuh hbhNtefsgtnft
D>-Es Dr. HoOflRnd's BalsRmic COrdIal.--
The great dadani Releiaes gf he preem ale hare oe-
qDTei hcir great popiarty only through years u trial
UHboaRdei satisfaction i1readereiby then IA all ease; and
hePoopie hare pronounced than r0rthy.
Lirer ClDpldiaf, DgpPsd, Jdiaiiee. Debiity oj hc
Nervous System, Disease Of the Ribcy ant at ii eacs
arising 1om ddsoniere brer or reaiac's n hc aomac,
and gcaroo,gnns speedily aad peo,aaeaag cuici BY
the German Bitters
The BdisdHc Grdidi hds acquired reputation saPdssig
that Of any similar preparation ertrm um cure, iri-
qtGrR hemod seUcrc d,i tong standing C9Hgh, COid or
Hoarsenee, Bronchitis L.aWeaIa, Coap, T1eEnoaia ia.
ePisH Consumption, and has Peoraei he moa loaa,kd-
bic emneuer kloua Of Cbga1aot Consumption.
co dosos o dtso al cheek and care the mast Sc
ceTe Darrhcd proceeiHg from coil ia he Boieols.
These medicines prspdreby d. C. M Jaels on o..
No. AIS Arch street, HRDilphd, ,Ru and soliLyd,1g
gss ad dealers medicine ersfyrherc ct Ia cents per
bottle. The signature Of c. w. JeIsoa, rW J3 on he mt
side pTdppsr Of each bottle.
p a. ff---- s,iIfh-' -,..-~-ssy sy fsoprgst8is
bnloI Ecerybol's Almanac Bou ,cm fad festin,oay anil
co0neta'oy notices from al parts Qf he coaa,rV
These Alodaaes are girca d'rdy bV alt osr agents
Rt0' For saieby W. W. STEWART and j. W. DIE
TRICH, Dayton, O. iyO-yldow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

B6-It is stated in a letter from Genoa that
the Piedmontese Government, in order to be
prepared for possible eventuaIities, Is continu-
ing its warlilse preparations. The army placed
on a war footing comprises at present and ef-
fective of nearly 2Ol 900 men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-19

In the coming great Presidential contest, Ohio will
he selectedas the battle ground of the campaign. Our
opponents already nnrshalng their forces and
g'nizing for the struggle, and it behooyes the Demo.
cracy-all who love the Union and revere the const-
ton-all who hate seconasm and de pise the traitor
Gus teachings Of the Stewards and Chases Of the Gree
leys and Garrisons-to post themselves fully ON nj
questions which may arise during the canvass. The
hest way to do this is to subscribe for good Demo-
cratic newspaper Such an one we shall cndeayor to
make the MAMMOTH DAYTON WEEKLY EN-
PIRE. We have entered for the fight, and shall do all
within our power to aid in securing triumph for the
good old Democratic party, not only in the county Of
Montgomery, bat also in our whole State. We can
conquerf every Democrat and friend of the Union will
but do his dnty and aid in securing perfect thorough
and united organization of our friends Win you do in
Aside from the political features of tho WEEKLY
EMPIRE, it will contain careful selection Of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading, adapted for the Home Cir
Gle the Workshop and the Farm 1t will also contain
the