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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

Nx* ftsx..-In consequence Of the re-
lissmsnt q D.. ]. s. Mcng, .Df. A. d.
Bssnhsn haS assbcisted himieH in the prac-
'tice .. medicine, With Dr.. G. G.. Groves, lste
Of Trinity. Dr.. a. - ssdssieaDd, enjoys !
good rspntation = . pby9ician, where he
bas heretofore prastiesd, snd Ne opise, viii
meet With success 10. bis new field Of labor.
lC%cordia ptelligencer.
: In couDaon viii Host oisothers We wish
to friend Gloves 10 bis new location, all the
spocss which i justly anticipated ior him
b. orr asighbor Of ne Intslkgcnoer. From
ths nd u d. Groves, which We publish in
another ooiuha, i viii BE- seen that Dr.
Vim. q. White esocseds him Il Trinity, md
ihst The Iailss and D., o. 4 Ellis, the laie
pssner II u. Groves, have formed corast-
nssaAtp = The practice d medicine. Dr..
WAils tlsnds dessftsdly high y senale.
nan = old aoQuissasns9 4 occupies !
rsou.iaest peslsiss a,song y efDnoediesl
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SentIde 8riefe
pel8e in ber 0eitrigen "9un" anSe3eiot finb.

NOans, Wrs 81 I; Bump, WtB M@; @unn,
Mr8 6 S; Colbert, Wfr8 W s; GSier, WfrS
u; Soifman, WiB Sba; San, WfiB Sarab /;
Saufmart, OirS 6; 8auffman, MiB @liIab. /;
Setter, Weib 6; Wfartin, WfiB Sc 81; Stilee,
WiB M 6; Outer, MrS sc 6; @affeQ,
Mr8 Sc q; @alter, Olrs 6.
blum, 9; gilmaul Sc S; Cohen, 9 81
& s.; @bler8, SO; @ilenbranbt, S6 GU
fer & 9prn /; 6alfenburs, Sc; Slider, ST;
Slut, s.; Softer, SIS; SrOlpenfelo, @&8ro
6ranf, s; Treoerif, 8m; Sri6ee, 6; @arO.
ner, 8m; @eper, Sc; Set, 6; 9roB, s;
5atnburser, 81; 9arper, Sc; 6Ofman, So
5ce & so; Sule6, So; 3eefer, 8 50; Sci.
me, $; arus, 6r; Sang, @eD; Setter, $ g
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@rfaltuns, 5uffen, @eiten= II. grpf,6,,o., !,

I8ertter Ser! SIN Gpatta6r 1913 iprrbe IA J,
gen s6nter8 TT mstner lintsa Settle unnittel6ar inter utn s ssnsns petit.
pefaQeat weldtr mild aufS Srdslidte rtartcrte ,rS y Ky er
9pra6e b%eraubte. Sd claude, bab eme teftiae srf n pI'sf sr
fade DaYUn mar. SIN 9aae elmer gSo@e sert w ! 2 1t r
s ssli Is ~ ass ne ne g eresu ss n D Has sr gFfs' d sS@ asae j Sage CAGE s S,flfs
p%rOttrte tterauI Elm sdases Satr lang aae mSSaiER%epp sS0ppss v SO
ter. a Sass srRgo sr Ss }s mite sss sefsts, atsar aaalia siisps ass e9
~btnssseben ais Elm eattser 0reunO nMr BEN cssSro Is aggssr5reoianns
reini9an9ssn'ittttIs aariets, SD nsrf&afte mir ei hmg ;s SSafS T : Vt
ben pen Sn9 eye tp re moo polltg serhsaudt bate. ieategnr INK as sls.-
,ntds sSnsltG ~ts0ertfr0tite0Ot, etu5i9 hur6 be Graft ibrsp ,, ,ado ~
Barren @r3neI. AGtlngsbou Sbr 'Hlpas
G.N. SdrDeb.
Fdlter Der ]. Pre8tSteridner .osprsfnS.
Terre 9ante, Scnb., ben 8. Sra 1913.
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%. %. Wtmters
Wa6erlu4t uns Gret8 fnrirt
Or. o. &
GUlumbus, MiK. BEN "a 9. 81.

Or. .. gas = %sgiana0Hs, WtH, BEN "a San. 1857.
rnl3dBbartn Q8trfiamteif tbres grmT Iaqe lS ft BON bst
ssssttssss .S sSifi a'iss siaaat. stss, ss & s s.. aS 3 ! s i@ss.
@a&Sarn wurSe rurG i9ren 8rufrsintaer ,m Sr g etner nteinsr
ssa Sr9aa anb eel ssgg't II. nSSssm e. 40 $Sabr lang 'rsF BEN sses : : SSd ALAN
@rfpls aa inn erppbt batten. Werl1tepeSerf AM nue. ipe &unlf ebne
SSs : aIi tIstue pa aSates fI Itt IN r tn asiast Ma&sarTsaafftf e ssSeent. @
6es Salfes, tpelher iebr fane 1e ,nn, g.UpefnSer an stnena guswuds
a aSssI1 Sl oassiIt gg9iiaIsSnssssrduoern 8 d Tn IN an5 Si t. ~ i sSa
S s5Ssti&ss t gsusi t. %aa, ras 9esen fe unO Ser g8rnfI Fir 4 ' KY
To- Elm. en 9grasraoser gu S9nen bin, nab sic fnS r + : ap o { trVsSeT
sur Wfrphentlt8uaS piefes TIM Sale Sic es tp iiafh sp ~ TTlatOnlnteN
Sn 5%reanSftaft SBr ''AtA'i
81 hH IN a =
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5. ., 6mttt.
8 ii E r
GlartsUiae. Ger. b,ptc a.. 90.
Or. Q. Snhns

Or. o. Same! = sept 1897.
oa @fTtSfs ss PER-, ,s w5siae 9Dater surSs Sss turstrn vUn elmer.
YeIsupeI peIauenl neldes etne 8rCBe Mebnltdfei mir S ~ n slAem
ordaae bate. SD peria6te serf9ie6tne arsnsieen u ,S' a ger Srult-
sHa i ISaat eif, eins sS S'af fn assi ! s sasIi Ssr , sasss .ssrgiiaa, a Ser ,a asts
rem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb rs krndtev cine Y s ~ ssr gh Sg-
lung .a!s 3s Stanos. SO fa9le mid te6taIt, nd&f Ser gr sisS'g pet
mefhes GinbeS. fr'V UT 0e Wefunbheit
> g p. al Mlts era gaes to an mir feltf ersrubt ub aefunS,u h,a
.m rsH =" mn ~ S snSara M5;., Maaa iSlr8 ntetner GSnaitutipn S h"
snn gateatnteotstnsn, bin aber ieBt ~ibersrust, 6as t% s't s Lm STSsano
m%pfebIeH. 'flflOea als 0HtJu
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Gong, % .; Otilner, s; Miler, 81 & SO;
WtilIer, SIS; Otiooenocrf Sc; MiDer, 8
SO; Wfil1er, 8ep. SO %; Mtiler, MaDaparb
& 60; S9nlipt, S; S6meefeloif, @; Set ;
Sbpab, 9; Sdenfel, s Sdaffer, @pnrab /;
SisleT, S; Speioen, TboS s; Speer, 81 !;
Spanoauer, s.; Stpd, s; Strpbtnan, s s
Smeioner, q; Ebpnu8, S Is; SbonlaS, 5g
Gbpua8, genj. 8; Croft, sc; tll9oru, s 81
@anperer, $.
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Mftbma, 8lutlpeien 81
Stpftpn. Omen On N.A

Or. D.~Sapne! ""V' 8 T. sept 1S5
Dtttns Dran mar fstt bret SaDrea fHwer franz mil sr,.x,...
t tas "a ~ s s,.sa@e S Sa5 Der assirtiamfsit t6reS 8ruireini erpa y, =
S Ssre S%ranteettes Der s1na.s .set6rt bate, 70 tanf tteiiSRf sfns u 7 an.
S SSss. @ rnJs eme y Sg SaMa VssLanpbettspinen. unO i'd IN ' 70 o YidlHe
.Spnen neloeh gu tonnea, cab mad Dem @eDrard Sss ' d H. ga.uLllp
seanssHaatttels ibr Snffsn Ssrsins, te 9ef4iprrtS1sSn s SsF St
pstlang fplsfe., 800 ~'V'u' cue ~SplHdnpi9e
8. ,. @mttt {
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NnfaH bon gluSaebruno.

Gteles ma. ~beScuser, baB i'd Dor uusefibr 9 Sab, en- no, -.
8rantbett befaHen wlroe, Die mid init Au8;ebruno 6rSrrn.. sue
aberStsS BON einent i~4mersIi4en 5ufen 9eplast alrSSs. sSsSs%SVs mR
bon ben berabmtefen Net5ten ~bebanbelt, obne cine 6 lei 49, uroe
perlptren. @noli&. oai d INNER elenber ipur6e, iberIeSsthalg q
mid Or. Sapue8 8ralreinoun98uiasI gu prObfren 'I S%sn man
gebralth Der eriten Jlalhe mlroe i'd etpo8 beiIeru mon nv nv oetE
bon 8 Slai&en erfpl9te uaeine D6li8e @eneIuna, '@V Vepraut
S5aaS grp8kh
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Nelte8 prn Sftpeheu

et S%SSIns s sSs ) etssiq s grt td Is s i Saes gNrp. q. gselsera Bat
Sbre %uaibasbdre Mebi3tn tas rnGrs,rt,n..
fanm Iaa Sa sin, a9 = /, me ss@a Sraf qrOfe 9ienie eseIeffet rn0 p im
@ nsISs :, ~ ia SaS,1 49,, 49,. ssrf&frtea mir tbsnfaaaas Der r' auttr y gi,n@}.
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70 nj. g. 60 brr a,
8rufbraune luo 8lutlpeie,
Met(Ieptle. 8utfer a.

WRtlsstae, 8utlet g, ben 5. 81. tss,,
. go Deieuse. eaB ia wdarenb Der Grnte TN letter Su, $40
suftrOprsnent3insaa beiauen purbe un6 cine ,i = SaS pa ost
sps s sis ; aisssaf s,s i dSs satts d !, fiaea Ssisn $Ssuaenn.V Sd StSsAn masrp
SruitretntsunsSnttte uaS btee8 ftente mid edn,ItS Sas aSe
Same8 q. Ban & NM =
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8pn @. So. Mtnter8 m ~

III. x
ultaeOseStae, Sd, BEN 5. MaSr, 1879
Wtttne 5errtn. Wtt eroeert 0erau6ost er.ss.s,.
len Srantbeiten Der Quftr6bre tbr 8ruRreiSSiiouu ntmpIs9is tp etal-
t9ren i%tnSsrneeh galani Bet farfem auswurrfsSSsnsog a. ebsnlO
an8etpan0t babel "t I" peFfn @rfel0a
81. 80. QDfnts~s
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Sal8brdune (Crol1nl

Scbn Sarriman, esq., Separb8town 81. & sxx.r.
Dor tur3sm bate etnes meuer Rinber etnen fefhrTa avaoa ~
Nnfaa BON 9alsbranne, wel1er unsweifelboft r TEmseH geI91ut@eA
grufmttel un6 mad gerlauf bon q StlmSeel, Vitn IN sSpp.a en tRRrem
mar baIb barauf wieber ppbI. SUHd tetDt un6
&sS. Sams8 u. Dantel, gIsd.oater. apo,,,.
11rebt; ~D'S"H }, Rhp
SD babe Sbr grnitretniguns8mitteI nab Sbreu san, -
8alianl mt benz srbBten @rOls in a.eintr No n wtnSttelpenoen
tel Serittea, UNI ss meinen 6 integ ainsltasbe n'"mn sTa,s
@nuu ppa Group bebrobt fnb. 0"oN'N" Oe'Ve mt etnem
tpabrtsua @9aratt NIB g8abTbett pcrleIeat werSrtm s'i Ssr p9a be
Lamot trb, 9SNs ~Ss0e"' Wenn es Der.
gslt Sapme rnecSntiden Mrnannb fir 1850
DeieS werbopue @ruireuieungSmttei rrirh sjn,;. .us
fetu9l non Or. .. * bne g. ~ % "'V pF
49,, "a =, s.h.n !, 81 : PRiL!ttrpBia
g. $. Dubcrt, O'9eI & siIher. 81
G. Stabler y Co., GbSmlpn & gIs, SeSWa Y Bro
Sn gDahingtcn 2. g. bel Rairn & WoImer X. N'es
! ISan17 .N,tuw1
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GfiOemiider GatarrH u. 6luBfeber Snflueu,
% nj. 9lpsb .sUn siS6urn pa, fdrei6t: :

SD Bin fueten rieber s~eaeien bon einen epiSeemtISsr a. 0oo
BET rcelaer Srantbstt tb tn iDrent SruRrfinEaer nnS% ysallsrt
9eilnittcl fanb, "lWaspoN
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

Or. .. Saa ne! = y" cen 8. ytVS, 1859.
Wtrttsr 9err. as aeretht mir ),
rem btnSujufleen. "'90t'h, Den Dtelen an6e.
Stonhttts uno tpurre bon ben aefdifteTftsnn MJpUeren Nnfaa ss
s saas sn ftadsi se ma i i%. et "a S ssss ssJssSSra9s9 i iss s. sra l9spt1i.
aOmrHen unO tbs anueilunSea nod aS ert.O n Srspea Dultn &c.
z 9iI rs q q SEN e N aS gt ga@tlts St! ssesIaaSit. e Saaf ' f%e ts Ssls
benz beffen Grfcee. gDd6renb Ger IonoiS6rTiSata n. uHo ftets nil
s Tn,lt tSg sr1siS et,Gn,a S Ssa,5, ,gsrsn isrs USrSSinsssn" s dfffd IL sid,i nsi-
s ys1 Srs ytSMsp'I H. r. pesiGaiIIsa uo renn fe aud ni6t be sTfs,s ES,,
iasnits m nltt e. na sa.,t etisa i9gants) e ltnDrrn f as t sd59 ib p,s g4de., BE-
ssa' gDsnn eas egene 5eugnib etnes waannes, beTeu g gs iGSpnier'
S az is ,s Ss ano eie SADIE Der ,Meni&bst einissn % rt ~ I letOf e.
NGtmi9spoa Scr
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Mnrftpretfe.
8anfnptcn=Wehfel.

Ga9lteBenb Seten mir enc llcbsri9t Hbsr i~sepntO.e ase fit
a~uSpdrt9e 9cten in Baltimore,
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6Omnnt 2tlle nmo geme1et.
Blntun9 Der 2itl1se.

Or. .. Same! 81 JaHaar 1858.
N, gS !, sa PER-; ,S, Sabre 1850 mar i'd febr fetSenb MA. :
1 %t"s m. SuMal9aIttn TN uor9erseben6e Sabre ,ufd,riss "a ~
S SsS. S., ,srss freiaisunss@ttt fufsSe, s al ifS0@ a, may g ss
i Tdst Mtisa at assrs Ss.afi sias @n1af e. gs sss !. q saSs f fsrasr Sc Hes
aaO tmaitr %sefuaOtn, bas fc benz Rran ffsaS ovusa se~tn9e9eOen
Ssr@antt unO ton suIest ssbetlt bat. "''" st0Se erletHtertn8
aEps. $. @pfftns.
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Wfeotsinils6e Musetge.
Sabt tbr BEN &5mffeng
Damn sebraudet Or. Sapnes Wruifrei,,
dl1ttd8rnitteI.

Damn sebrat9et Or. 9apnes Nruifrei,s
9uri98mittel.
- stbt nusentitflide GrIeibterune.
Setp ttr en9brGft a Dber fnmfnbfTM. - ~
8eEran9t Saene's grufreiufgunasmtttef - DanH
aSe'ees ote ~frantbafte 8aiantmen,Iebuno ber ovet.ssx..
s ssr"r we Aueretfua8 bs SGleimeS, frel2er bfsfeIhs 'S $780,
rtateit Ssim 81 y t X sS@ ets ssltnOe letbte @ftnEsuts aae S3rttes..
oabt i4r ben 9eudbufen
S SnsTt SaSnes grufretnteer 1os bet, 6.;rm,..r,
Das Suasa erleistsrt a ao ssn So sisssnttsit IN, Ste 6dTs abiar,t,
Rast tsf stt 9atsbrdaaea sstoS ron1o 99u1Setfts
rreituYan,rr. oeu.S sS mod, tsrs sssrag9st oft anO ssl Sasnes sgSsI ra.
Nitnuten. uu6 enblt6: "Vte peut eud tn ipeniaeg
ra aSs aS Sr I'M Sftse 9 .t, : : : q etnbdn6t, aus,xn
a nSere grnfIetOe tabt 70 seSran 89s,fttelSstea Obs
retht9ungsnttttel. Gstf bas Bette 5eilaitteriA f%r Hasass Brufs
eGSUn Sebftlt rurbea, beweuen. e"'n. %auleaoeF, rel9&
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MarYtanO. Disc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-28

rT,HE SWEDISH MOyENsNr CURE. MS HISTORY
and philosophy with practical irecis for the
Of various diseases Illustrated wis 70 enxavngs forming
complete manual Il by Geo w. Taylor, N. ID.
vol, l2no sp pages. Price, prepaid BY nail SIPS
Address FOWLER WELLS,
3S Broadway, New York
This ne first complete work tss sabjea published IN
America viii " found useful 10 all classes In out ~
hsrrofsssi1r, ard 20 al men, women. and children.
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NEWSPAPERS.

NrEwsrAPFRs.-roR SALE, FILE or the NEW
IN Herald the lat Of March lsS TO the
day. Apply 70 MICHAEL. 4uikhN, 10 Avenue A.
THE wArERcuRR JOURNAL FOR JULY NOW
ready HI rsnic ard Drug Medication Con.
irsred Diseases Of he fhaai and Lungs Home Practice Of
Increment CrrcTreafmenf u the Group; Family
ceseity homeopathic Dns>; DR. winshps Expe1ence The
Csrs D<eas-; Coiltn betveen Doctors and Druggists
ruuc ofh~r matter useful every reader A volume
commences with the present number and the
address FULLER WELLS
New york
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Day GOODS, &C.

Day GOODS, &C.
A FINAL OPPORTUNITY .
n To purchase rich and Nantllls.
AT 40 TO 20 PER CENT
Below Of importation,
YOR FOURTEEN DAYS LONGER ONLY
The Immense wholesale stock
OF BULPIN, GREGS0N ELlIOTr,
Fornierly Geo. Bulpn),
81 broadway,
WILL BE ON SALE AT RETAIL,
a total clearance must be made
Previous 10 the OF the wholesale trade
OF the approaching fall :: .x,,>
EyTR AoRDIN AIRY INDT ELEMENTS ARE NOW OFFERED
AS fOIIOWS--
500 Black Lace Points, at 81 3D.
$50 do Qarge size) at "a 80
275 Flounced Lace Mantls at 81
$40 Gray Nohair and Barge Angliis Busters ~ u
100 Gray Mohair and other Suits from 50
ALSO BLACK SILK MANrIILAS,
From - each,
To the finest goods manufactured,
ALL SIMILARLY CHEAP.
AT DE PERCIvAL's, e57 BROADWAY INITIALS AND
"A embroidered handkerchief table linen
ana bed clothes Cotton and Embroidered 70 order
laundering meDded and done up like new Stamping
for embroderes perfectly done. Chdren's Coaks ready
made order. Embroidered Chemses and Night
Yokes lades and Chldrens Under Garments &C. d.
rect importation.
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HAVANA SEGARS--T AM SELLING HAVANA Sc
ra~s reulirr he brands ~irh tabsnas Frs
re- 4c, ~ .e " " len slw 0oO be bought q
suy 1hrr dealer IN lis city Those wishing ~ bny VII md
greatly ibes call and be saussed and Slil
''' - ~ NJ. = e 10y ps n trTs :, ibsy tree.
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TINE TRoTTING STALLION BLACK BAsHAw HAv.
ing returned the South will stand TIL November at
he stables Of Joseph Fisher fhpsburs, NJ j. opposite
Rsson Pa Terms 80 for the entire season. payable e. time
burg.
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LoR sALE-A suoor YACHT ONE YIAR OLD %
feet on deck with trunk ard god s>;er She
be Dry pks Harvsrstrew For par
uculArs address T. @. Baldwin, H.sserHrAw, ~
rcoR SALE CHvAP-A mooY YACHT, ~ FEET
nch~s ses In perf~cS nre wnh tvo cuts ~ s>i sNr
xc win be sold very low. Address Dor is P,s once, H.
mos sArr-A rwgSTy rfeHr FEET san. BOAT, car
rir very fss ssiler. VA be AID reasonable; .lso sal
fst ~ cnx fe. long vph Without viii be sold chcnp.
App.s 10 jas wI fps q ccat street. south Brooklyn.
vusr l. AuNcuYD t~D FoR ssLE AT NEARLY HALF
al prce sowrcr Yong sch -ccfy), Yacht sf sir
teen tns On, rr very f handled and sailed ~
ueren. epfcsi cabin four berhs f0 ecaetlc,
small bosi anchor cable m class anIsh and complete;
draws "a. feet POSITIVE, cssh price f675 Can rs
by applying at No u Wall street RON ".
c,poprrNa-THE YACHT SCHOONER PErREI sE-
- vensy ious hree years DID Together with an her
anchors cable.
plate and plated ware win sli NJ auctio, By MesSrs
w. HOFFMAN, 90 a the Msr hams xychsrge. rhirs
day, June ~ AZ p v. Adir.s- >. G., IT, bon Las y. Y
Pust sncc.
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10 JONEg KooD
THURSDAY, June ~ l60l
ne Committee a Arrange IN announcinR her annual
excursion, beg leave 70 inform their that they will
pessher pains nor erpenss make hs what ~ NAYS always
f1sE NEST EXCURSION or THE SEASON
Ths prcpriesw ~ Jcses' Wood, Mr. scmcrr has made
severs provsrnsn viii erect expressly
platform, and large and spacious under
wrk 40D persous enjoy themselves dancing These ia
Addon v he large platform already the ground and other
place. yin ~ capable q scccmmctsrs 0 people and
1--WE an opportunity of participating Of e greatest
ss o. social enjoyment shai has ever taken place The
NINE coruLoN BANDS
Have been engasc which win BE- under the direction q Mr.
Khitworth. and there win be
NINE srPARATE PLACES FOR DANCING,
Under the conro a commuee, who will enforce rules ~
ne most respectable balls There win allen be two bands
on Counsry dsncca under The charge ~ competest
Dancing commence At o'clock A. During tho iniernis
the full band OF fy performers win execntc variety f
national In the the band of IT. yncents ca
deny who have Kindly volunteered, ny p~ri~tn ~ u"ir
surcrors viii appear IN grand vocal and instrumental coz
cert raised platform " -ep-rsse pan o IN. gryve IN
which hundred children ~ Marys school wr take
part Tickets ATTY each 10 Ne had a the COMMITTEE n.
Arrangements vc-sry, ard ~ the three %
Jones Wood. on the day OF shc excursion
Children under Of nge, accompanied BY their
parents guardians free
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Of our own manufacture ever offered public IAes
particularly requested call and examine Tor heselvvs
before purchasing elsewhere Our styles via BE- found equal
". r. ROBERTS,
"a Bowery between Prince and Houston ereea
NB-Pease remember the and humber 81 the store
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Ov prvAxDr-uvE FEMME DE cHANBRB FpAs
~ e,se, qi salt Golfer, 81 re soerer dens enfants
TIN VALET DE cHAvBRE, NAITRE DHoTEr. FRAs
un smploe dams msissm par1cuhsoe. ssiressar VI
f'aesrh. VI Franklin =.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
Time Of Closing tho Mails.

Pear 0yTfos, Dayton, Nov. IS, 1859,
Uhtil further notioe, Mails will close At THU
oaloe a. follovai
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States daily, except Sunday, ~ 11'ibAm }.
Ror Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, q,
soc q m and $50 p m.
For Columbus aud ZAnesvills, o., daily except
Sunday, At Ills a m.
Por Xonia and yellow sprinFs At II II m.
For hiamlsburg, GermantoWn, Rranklin, Hau~
fton, BATON, o., aud Connorsvills, Ind, daily,
except Sunday, at $50 p m.
For Springfield, Urbans, Tim, sapdasky aad
Cleveland, o. daily, except Sunday, Al pt50am
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centtoyiie, tndAa-
apolls, Ind, and New PAris, o., daily At 100 p IN.
For Greenville, o., Union City, Winchester,
Muneie, AID Jay County, Ind, daily, EXCEPT Sun
day, 1t $50 a IA
Por Troy, Covington, Piqua. Sidney, ST. Mays
and ft.Wayns, Toledo aud Michigan, daily, ez-
ospt Sunday, az S.50 n m.
For Union, West Milton, and Little York, Tuss-
day and Saturday at T.SO IA.
For Johnsvills, New Lebanon and Wost AAx-
Ahdria, on Tuesday and Saturday, at 7 80 y y.
for Clay ton, Centre, and LudloW, on lfIbiHy Of
each week, At 200 p IN.
For Oentreyille, Lebanon and Eaton Tuesday.
Thursday and saturday, htl7.OO N.
For VaRdaliA and Chambsraburn. ~ ab, Tues
day and Saturday.
For TsylOnviIie, Wednesday loa Saturday, at
1870 q m.
X. A. ZINC, Postmaster.
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WashinEton News.

New YoRK, Jan. Is.
The Tribune's correspondent saws Mr..
Austin will be superseded in the Collector
ship of Boston, by John Appleton, and that
the latter gentleman will probably be sue,
eeeded in the State Department by Dudley
Mann.
Mr.. Austin is accused Of Douglasism
The Herald correspondent says: Callen
der, Cashier Of the Hartford Bank, testified
to day, before the Senate Brown raid Com,
mittee, that Brown deposited with him, and
that he never paid money for Browns check
to any one put Brown, except in one case to
Col. Forbes, to whom he gave 5000 on
Browns check. This is a contradiction OF
Forbes statement in his letter, IN which he
stated that he never received money from
Brown. Calender also testified that when
MissonriAns invaded Kansas lhs and other
Connecticut men advised him TO 20 there
and be gave him @ ShArps's rife, and told
him 70 use IL Calender WIS informed tina
the Committee did not care about such tss-
timony. j aa
Mr.. Charles Blair, Of CollierVille, Conn
testified that he made Browns pixies, and
that Brown paid him for them himself, anC
be knew no other parties concerned with
Brown In the matter.
Mr., Blair is a democrat, and made th.
contracts as he would with any other per
son, not knowing for what purpose III,
weapon would be employed.
Had q ballot been taken to-day, the result
would have been about the same as former
" no change hayiag taken place Sufislsn
70 pEpaabe q Iessll % either sldat HpT Sss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
THE
DRUG STORE.
AGO MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND FOURTH.
w. s.. RORINSON.

w. S. ROBINSON,
(sucoRssoR TO HUBBARD 4 RoBiEsoN,)
Is NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WILL
.ea saST rom n' Ssr S Ysri EqR is,D BSr' 6sisIn 20, : md
Cincinnati. \ general a~ssortRsht OF Eoods usually
kept In a nrst-class Drug Store.
Among the aaaortmentm may be found Goneine Luz
bins French Extracts foE the Lsdiea, X. Dupuy'a
"kien Me Qutck,h Da1Ans FrAnGipanA, Glenns,
haIie,s hsrrison's, MEsht's, B.fnl'. aso ether
such As BaEin'a, GleaAS, HAule'si Honey, Glyeerine,
tIanglPsea sad csSRhoSatod soaps, PonsAns, ESs-
LIQUORS.
Aiul. line 81 pare Liquors, by the bottle or pint,
for medicinal and mechanical purposes, Turner's
Glngei WiNa, and Blackberry Brandy ssParior Ca
BURNING FLUID.
ExtsA quality, suitable for Patsnt And Common
UlLS, PAINTS, AND vARNIsH,
% every possible kind, color and quality.
FRUIT JARS,
In great variety, bought directly from the MAnufao-
turera, 'or cash, and can and VIII, therefore, be sold
BERHAVE'S HOLLAND BlTTBRS,
For which lam sole agent tOT thi, city and county,
PATENT MEDICINES,
or every kind now In use,
HAIR OILS AND POMADES,
or . thousand dIfesent varieties.
WHALE OIL SOAP,
For th- certain destruction of insects on Plant. and
Flowers.
Costar's Rat Bxterminator, Lyons Mag
netic Insect Powder Bed Bug Extern inator,
a sure thing.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Teeth, Nail, whitewRsh, Shoe, Scrub, Dust
Ing, Carpet, Window, Paint, VArnish, Artist's As.
&C, without number.
WHITE LEAD AND LlNSEED OIL,
OF the very best quality, always on hand, Glass and
Putty, Fluid Lamps aud LAmpwick.
TOILET GOODS,
In endless variety, and OF best quality. AlArge lot
YORK, which lean sell to dealera At less than Gin
Iinnati prices.
ALSO
RobinBon's Hair Tonic, colSkna Coukh Mixture, d.
Arrhna Cordial, HorGa Horne Powder,
4e., 6e, guaranteed to 8ivs entire Satisfaction.
SloRn's Condition Powder, Houghton's
\Peprin.
PhyaleianRp naheFiptionacArefully and ACC urAtely
eompounds4, OF the best medieinss-nono other
Tony friends and the public generally I ", Iuld re-
tuna my mOst grateful thanks for the liberal patron
AEo extended to the late nrm Of II. a r., and, would
kindly solicit its continuance, A. also an ex AminA-
tAoR OF my stock by those who have not Hereto
fore patroniIed the house.
lam permanently located here, and expeottomake
friends and customers by fair dealing.
Children sent to my store for anything will be
waited upon and the same price charged as II their
parents came themselves.
JUST RECEIVED,
Aisrge Assortmentof Fruit Jars Of thelAtest atyles,
and Sealing Wax.
BIRDS AND CAGES.
Bird Seed, and, In short, every thing belonging
strictly to my business.
Jvis w. $. ROBINSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
The European News Arrangement.

SAcKvILLE, Jan. rs.
Although the share holders Of the Nova Scotia
Telegraph Co., at their recent annual nesting,
emphaticaliy condemn tho conduct Of Mossrs.
6ogsWen, Morton, and their associate directors;
{ . their eonnseiion with the private nows speeu.
lAtors, nnd by a nearly unanimous vote turned
them out Of office, yet It appears that the obllga-
a. TO compel the Associated Presto continue
their Express arrangements for several weeks lon-
ger. The Americas news, now nearly due NJ
Halifax, will be expressed as heretofore, but
their arrangements hers are Of such a character
that it is quite impossible for the spoculatora 10
anticipate the public report at any point West Of
this station.