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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
ACCOUNTS DIE,

IL. these haS 'ng accounts VIA viii please favor
"A s ne hem nj their earl>, pnNenirnce ~ W., are l.
Nan' Of none. and viii Ia settle the business ts
Arar. Yours respectfully,
L. 'ls j MATTIIIAS X 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

Z, 7,
BETWEEN
HANEpN HAND AND bft EE FOR SAIL
Il INA bags Ei", lagui and Java Coffee:
q bags Mocha do
alo >ti,s good aud damaged sole Leather
rW 'nNrs AiauIniInc andl,s;
lou ''Nts Brown soap;
10 hoes lHud1 10
Loco kcs- uld Dominion Nails,
100 barrels y. -. Mulas.,s;
IL ho.Shcads tubu h"as,,,
- Y. - Sugar,
loo barrels extra &.
Ia dn low trades sugar
- do rranu!ard sugar
- IT." ginanl Sugar,
- pairul cnt loaf
~ barrel. crashed sugar
III k".s Soda.
loo hoNcS French Window Glass:
Inr vi. No. Macktrrl
~ aarfcI- ~" / lriun.4,
loo h.i~ic> tiuSrr llmuiul aud other Grass Seeds
brsos iu assortment nj tI;pt ERIES ell n ar.e
nnd Mc!l selected stock /" Fpl.lliN AND DOMESTIC IIL
n~. We also for of the best hraut,
MOUNTAIN Ky T. Whisky, all nj which W. will sell h,N.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

fEhE second erm Of the tcH annual session of Til. In,
\ sinil"h viii commence Nr,ncs lay, the LIST of E.br,
~ ~ Is desired that those pupils who design entering Dc, so
Us earl! in the term 81 posSiir. 'e' Wv ~
EAftNefS--Hoard, including fuel and lights for term or
I'VE months 70; Tuition En-lsh SEQ in Latin or F,.n
$40; in Music s2a. " ~ VI rfen'i'
For Catalogues containing further particulars appy tn
-, sAM'L X. cox President
~ B-HaN ing determined 10 myself hrrrar.r n
" me hterar! management al the Institution have
~ " "oKpoN ESD 10 act us Treasurer 10 hon NH nav
for tuition be made. ~ r. ia! nv us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICE

H. accounts due the ls uf February, and are
"A read, for settlement We earnestly request all our iri,.is
lacbled t" ~ both the y and country, 10 cs.,
inward promptly aud make collections ts,re
IL 9d"e. l'"h y SlihI.Ek, PETERS " IA
~ BEEF EEEl.t GEEf!!.-r,rsons in Wans IL
~ Al me- H'e ar Vuar,rt If Beet, viii please g,e
III ~ cad is Ne have Nulllr nice
- A-----~~ hh Is VI. nblIIN~ ~ ca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
Want EXtraordinar,

NJ TU' VNTTl ND " IT MY NIW~FNTTItS rccoivVd
Twenty Hours in Advance of the Mail.
at thu craP Book Periodical and stationery Depot 1913 Main
Nlrrri jan 30-ts j. i. CREED.
CASH CASH CASH!
H.. arcoun mol utherN arranged.
~ 1T, and tIrncsl, request that every dollar paid
thai ID IL 4. T. SEAB( Ky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04

nI Military Work can b. srca
Everything. furnished nee",-trl
10 fatty equip tompunlc-, -,
uAHl.Es J.EAIsl, successor I,
Glass y t,ailr, M. 1917 Maui 1t
oN"renats. b1creoa.s :. over
coats. Pants and \ csls.. NcsIi
and Pants lbr",s Goats. lrret
Goats, sack, FURNISHING. n"uds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-03

win iudlcrous care. HAMLET is forbidden to
say, There's something rotten in the State"
WILLIAM TELL is not allowed to criticise the
government of GEsLER. SPARTACUs must not
hint at 'revolt in Rome" The Orchestra must
not by any chance strike note Of the "Mar-
settles Hymn" and no actress must dare to
wear red, white and green ribbons.
But the audience are as sharp as the censors,
and in spite of all pains taken, they will every
some harmless phrase, or insignificant act and
discomfort the authorities by getting up an UNI
expected demonstration" on it.
At Pesth, a few weeks ago, the Opera of
''Ladislaus" was announced, with which some
national events were associated. That night,
to the establishment of the authorities, the
Opera House was packed from pit to dome,
and every Hungarian in it, whether high or
low, young or old, male or female, was in the
forbidden national custom of Hungary. No
other dress was to be seen in gallery, pit Or
boxes.
AT Vienna, prima donna happened to wear
a dress of green and white. Some one in the au-
dience flung her huge boquet Of red roses. AS
she waved it before her, the audience caught
the hint, and rose as one man to cheer the re-
volutiGn tri-coor.
AT Ancona it was announced that the Aus
trian authorities would go in state to the Thea
tire. The house was filled unusually early.
But the moment the Austrians appeared in
their boxes the audience rose and left the
Theatre i'll body.
The way in which triles are thus turned to
account is an evidence of the impossblity of
totally suppreSSing public feeling. Restrained
of its legitimate vent, it will find or make new
opportunities of showing itself. just now, all
over Italy and Austria the chief theatrical in
terest centres in scenes off the stage, in which
the audience are the actors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-03
From tie Albany Evening journal.

EUROPEAN THEATREs-The theatres of
Venice have been closed, owing to political de-
monstrations. The importance attached po-
litical Kissing or cheering in the European
Theatres seems strange to an American reader.
But it is to be remembered that the Theatre is
the only place where people are allowed to as
semble at all. Public meetings are prohibited.
The Press is muzzled. Even gathering of a
dozen men on street corner is instantly dis.
persed by the Police.
The consequence is, the people throng to the
Theatre to give vent to their feeling by sgni-
fcant demonstrations. Hundreds attend for
the special purpose of applauding some revolu.
tionaly sentiment in the Play, displaying some
forbidden color in their hat, kissing some stage
tyrant supposed to resemble their own sove-
reign, &C., &c.
The Government Censors do their utmost
10 prevent such occurrences. Every Play and
Opera is jealousy scrutinized and expurgated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-03

A CHATTER FOR THE LEDGER.-Mr. Robert
Bonner. of the Ledger, who has been the cause
of so many Sensations" has just experienced
one himself. On Saturday afternoon, the
terrible conhagration, which destroyed large
amount of property, including no less than ten
cylinder presses. Fortunately, however, for
the mighty army of his subscribers, the greater
part of Mr.. Bonner's edition for the current
week was saved, and there will be no delay in
the distribution of the paper We should be
disposed to add an expression of sympathy
with our cotemporary in this severe calamity,
were we not convinced that, with Characters
tic energy, he will convert it into an absolute
advantage, and that what would prove IA calas
trophe in many another enterprise will figure
simply as an incident in the history of the
Ledger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-03
County Rights for Sale.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
Huzzaing for the Presidential
Candidates I'm vain.

Dennis, alias Michael Brown, was found, ac-
cordng to the Boston Herald, a few evenings
since in the street of that city, addressing an
imaginary audience concerning the great
principles now agitatng the country Mr.
Brown, after coquetting with bottle OF whis-
XIV, is usually taken in that way, and 1t was
Judged by the police that Mr.. Brown would
be benefited by complaining ofhim as a com
mon drunkard and sending him to the place
where whisky is unknown except uponspeclal
occasions.
0May it please the Court" said Mr.. Brown,
sauaring his shoulders, as though about TO
hold forth to one Of his imaginary audiences,
"would il make any difference regarding my
case if the Court was informed ofmy politics.
The Court looked at Mr.. Brown in astonish-
ment
THurrah for the Little Giant" shouted Mr..
Brown, with keen look at the Court to no
tice the effect Of the announcement
1.-TWO months in the House Of Industry the
Court id, mildly.
Mr., Brown thought he was on the wrong
track He changed instantly
"Hurrah for Lincoln and Hamlin y he shout
cd as loud as ever.
1.-TWO months T. repeated the Court not
moved the slightest by the cheer.
"Sold again" muttered Mr.. Brown. "Only
one more chance, and then he shouted "Hur
rah for Bell and Everett, and d--d If try
again if we never have a President
'"Take him away said the Court, "and stoI
his noise y
"This is mean one-horse town. muttere'
Mr.. Brown. "0ne such yellas gave woul'
have set me free in New York, and the homo
of drinking brandy with half a dozen OF tn
Aldermen. This is not the city for a man @
genius"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

q. kncOht AdmnIgtntdfl
OF r. Lammon, deceased Petition 20 sell lands to pay
daIdg
Theresa schiebe ct al
DURsUANT TO an order Of the Probate Court Of
i Montgomery county made in the above entitled
cause, viii on
Saturday, august 4, 1860
AZ the door Of the Court House, in the city Of Dayton
tetween the hours of two and four o'clock D. m sell
ai public ouery to the highest bidder the following de-
srrited promises, TO wit Being lot numbered ffteen
hundred and eight 60s) the revised plat Of said city,
except thirty cone feet il in width of the north end
heretofore conveyed by Peter Latnbon 10 G ID Film
with agreement to release TO the city OF Doyton
twelve feet in width off OF said north end In addition f
the purpose Of an alley,-incuding said last named
twelve feet said lot IL nnetynine feet in depth by y
Appraised At 5000 90; may sell for s7OO co. Terms
Of sale-one third cash down; one third In one wear
nom day Of sale and one third In two wears Deerred
payments to he secured by mortgage and 10 ben nter-
eSt from day Of sale q. KNECHT Admir-
Of Peter Lainhion, deceased
Gro W. MALAMBRE, Attorney e27wtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
AegaI
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Jonathan IIarsiunan, No 1881
against Superior Court Of
Albert y. Mcclure, ct. al. Montgomery Co, o.
II Montgomery county Ohio, made IN the above ease
NJ the April term, A. D. 1890 and to me directed shall
offer at public auction NJ tho door Of the Court House
IN the city of Dayton In the county Of Montgomery,
and state Of Ohio
~ On Saturday, July 2sfh, 1860 n
Between the hours Of one and four o'clock H. M said
day, tho following described real esnte situate in the
city Of DAYTON, county Of Montgomery and state of
Ohio % Wit Lots numbered three thousand one hun
dred and ninety 90 three thousand one hundred and
nine one talVt) and three thousand one hundred and
ninety two, 302) and three thousand one hundred and
ninety three 3i93) designated on the revised plat oil
said city.
This property Is 10 be sold judgment in favor Of
Jonathan Harshman against AhenE Mcclure, at nj.
The above property has been appraised at six thou
sand eight hundred dollars (Gs00 and cannot bo sold
for less tlmn two thirds Of said appreisement Terms
Of sale, cash. j. NJ CLEGG,
Mosier Commissioner superior court.
j. A. JORDAN, ATTY. rf ie27wtd
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DAILY EMPIRE.


Terms for Advertisements occupying greater space,
or for longer period than above specihed, made known
at the Counting Room, -. -,
AdyertiHenents published In both the DAILY and
WEEKLY EMPIRE, viii be subject TO m addiuohh chhge
Of ne-hnlf the Daily rates. 90
All advertisements are charged NJ tho rate OF hity
cents per sauare (of ten hes for the first Insertion, and
twenty hve cents for every additional insertion unless
an agreement made previous 70 insertion Of the ABOVE
rates. se--- AZ 4, -,
M Persons wishing to discontinue their yearly aGd; G
vertsng must give notice O. the NP9ng aI m ho N
The privilege ofannua advertisers y limited 70 their
own baness andnl advertisements Tor the oenent q
other persons as wel ~ lel advertisements, ana al
yrrtlsemens Of auction raes sent IN BY the must be
paid for at the regular rutes. -, s,.
Tributes Of Respects, Notices, Meetings OF Literary,
Military Fire and other assocations,or the holding o.
Fairs 10 be pad for ~ follows For one insertion OF
any such notice. not exceeding one square OF zen hes,
25 cents and 10 ce nts for every subsequent insertion
Advertisements not exceeding One-half square in
length inserted one time for 70 cents Al notices IN.
tended 10 promote private interests 10 be inserted ~
the local column (wiichis only at the option OF the Ed
tora) must be paid for at the rate OF 10 cents per lne
No outs stefeotypes eeerotypes inserted unless
all Metal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
PETITION FOR DIVORCE

urilla Whitaker. Montgomery County Court
of Common pleas
William Whitaker, Divorce
rINHE defendant William Whitaker supposed 10 he in
i McbOurne, Australia, & hereby notified that the
plainiln, Ura Whitaker tho - day of July, 1860
bled her petition in the office ofthe Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Please for Montgomery county, Ohio,
charging hum with willhi absence for more than three
years, and gross neglect Of duty and asking TO he d-
yOrced from him. that the Court decree her ns alimo-
ny. the custody and nurture Of her child, Oscar Whit
taker, and the restoration Of her maiden name The
will he heard ut the November term OF said Conrt
URlLLA WHITAKER,
WALKER WALKER Auys. jytadlaw6.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
PROSPECTUS.
DAYTON
Neeklv Gmpire.

In the coming great Presidential contest, Ohio will
be selectedas the battle ground Of the ampaig Our
opponents are already marshang their forces and or
ganzins for the struggle and it behooves the Demo
eracy-a who love the Union and revere the consttu
on-s who hate sectonalisD and despise the traitor
steachings Of the Stewards md Chasesi Of the Gree
leys and Garrisons--to post themselves hlly on al
questions which may arise during the canvass The
best way to do this IL to subscribe for good Demo
cratic newspaper. Such an ono we shall endeayor 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 Democmtc party, not only in the county Of
Montgomery, but also in our whole State. We can
conquer If every Democrat and friend Of the Union will
but dohs duty, and aid in securing perfect thorough
and united organization Of ourfriends. win youdoit
Aside from the political features Of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE, II will contain a careful selection Of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading, adapted for the Home Cir
Gle, the Workshop and the Farm. twill also contain
The
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


,,,,n, ss9iSst supcriot Court Coz = Montgomery
Willam Allen, ct oil. County, Ohio,
DuHSUANT TO an order Of the Superior Court Of
j Montgomery county, Ohio,made in the above case
at its June term, 1860, and me directed shall offer
NJ public auction, at the door Of the Court House in the
city Of Dayton, Montgomery county Ohio, ON
Saturday, A1guR I, 1860,
Between the hours Of one and four o'clock M Of said
day, the following described real estate, TO wit Lot
numbers seven (1) upon Jones plat Of subdivision Of
out lot numered thirty two la2l the plat OF lots
south Of Dayton, and east Of Main street decided to
Daniel W. wheelock by oliver Jones and Hiram Bo-
dine, odninlsmt9rs Of the estate of John l.. Jones,
deceased late Of Hamilton county, Ohio and by said
Daniel W Wheelock and his wife to Joseph r. Allen,
and by JosephF y. Allen, duly devised 10 Oassandra Al.
len, ms wife, by will duly made and executed, and ad-
United To Probate and recordedin the Probate Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio. Said property il 10 he sold
on Judgment IN yor OF Henry Curtner, and against
William Allen, ct al
The aboye property has been appraised at two thou.
snnd ve hundred dollars, and sell for less than
two thirss Of the appnsment which is 81 500 % 2-s
Terms Of sale, cash n f. JORDAN
Master Commissioner superior court, Mont 60.
Gro W. HouK, Atty. ie2sdtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
FAIR PLAY.

n BIcKFoRD would ini9rm his friends and the
IL ptllar that ne has ~ large and ~ good an ~.
soTtillsnf Of Bodts and Shoes AZ b. found IN the
city; and he wi sell Low any one can that means q
be honest He cannon sell good, fashionable saleahle
shoes worth $500 for o. II any one else can h
none Of bis hssinese, long they owe him nothing
hut he has cheap Roots and Shoes, aud viii sell a. low
4 : any one can aihlrd fl i ~ Il ny3-d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIONERs,
ePALDINGs PGEPARED CLUB,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDISGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROcERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDING'Sl PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE-FU RNISHING SfOIEs. ii
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY oOUNTRY MERCHANTS GENkRALLY.
Manufactured BY
Henry G. spalding q Co., a
4S Cedar ST., New York
Address Post onice, Boz No. S,oo0.
Pupup IN cases containing cit . Four. Eight, or
Twelve Dozen each--A heeutifNl hlthoauaphe show
Gard accompanying each peceage
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

While Mr.. Douglas and his gigantic oppo-
nent, Lincoln, were canyassing the State, they
agreed 10 hold debate at Quincy and allow
de people 70 decide which had the strongest
claim 10 their votes The meeting was large
one, and it did not take long for Douglas to
ret the better of the argument Finding the
battle going against him, Lincoln drew, his
form 70 lis utmost height, and looking down
at the short figure Of his rival, said very pomP-
pouslyiaa -.
"Mr. Douglas, cannot look at you without
thinking of a passage Of Scripture,
What is that asked our hero, good hu-
moredly ir
"'The way of the wicked is short, respon-
ded Lincoln, and tainted away.
The crowd applauded tremendously, but
Douglas was not TO be out done Waiting un
til Lincoln had revived, he quietly said:
"And you remind me, Mr. Lincoln, OF an
other passage
"What is thatY' asked Lincoln.
"How longl o Lord, how longr' Responded
Donalas. He was elected
By way of concluding our biography W
give the following extract from one OF MI
Douglas most eloquent speeches
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
Drugs, datroirinrs, &c.
Toilet ArtioIes for the Million.

TTAIR RESTORATIVE AND INy1eoRAToR, a
III sure and permanent curc for ialdngss, md lorre.
moving az scTi Dondrui, seroulons brulons msu
~ Gray Hair 70 its original ooor This preparation
contains no injurious mRtier producing u wonderful
the scalp, aud the glands which iorm The hair. u y
put mp IN bottles holding the same quantityas Woods
and Mrs Aliens Hair Restoratiyes, In all respects
equally as good and at one third to half the cost
f0'e 0''' 00 ''"p' ~ pR WV. STEWART,
fcb1 Druggist, No. % Main street
II IouTD HAIR DYE.-For dycine the Hair Black
| or Brown, Instantly, without staining tho skin.
Warranted fully M good as Bachelors and Chrsadoro's
ptup Ia the snne sized boxes, and ~ hat nc cost
hric i0rts. To be Ind only ut the Drug Store OF
eb7 W. W. STEWART, o2 Main ct. I.
r,EAIINg wax ron FRUTT CANA rirntifni
- supply Of this useful article will be kept on hand at
al times during the season, nt
myao W. w sTEwART's, No, % Main 81
CODA WATER R--Pure. sparkling and cold, drawn at
- all times from one Of the most complete fountains
IN the state, fitted up with the patent combination cool
er and dan tube. Every variety Of fruit, syrups and
nectar made Fl csh every day, nt l. G.
IaRUIT BOTTLES AND JARs-Iust receive
II ed large invoice Of Fruit Bottles and Jars, with
corSs. Also, Sealing Wax. At the Drug Store Of
my29 W. W. STEWART, O2 Main street
4 ONDON PORTER.-Pure London Porter the best
malt liquor in the world, for invalids, and those sur
ering gfrom general debility and pTostation Of the sys-
em' HN'" W. " oihNNhi' u-i % mHun y.
DURIFIED BENZlNE.--For cleaning gloves and
remoyine preasc tar stains ett from All kinds OF
wearing apparel, without injury TO the texture color
Of the material For sale by
myaO W. W. STEWART 90 Main street.
nURB CATAwBA wINE.-some choice Old Ca
tawba Wine, grown on the farm of Col. J. y. Har:
rson near this city This wine In very superior, and
free from any nduierntIon whatever For sale by the
bottle or gallon by W. W. STEWART,
my3O No. w Main ~.
DERFUMEs AND EXTRACTS, put up in bcautiful
| gilt bottles of the same quantity, and superior in
quality TO either Lubns, Wrights, Glens OF Baileys,
and sold at one-third the cost PrceNO 20 cts; No.
q 80 cts For sale by W. W. STEWART,
feh7 Druggist, No. ~ Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
Drain Tilr.
lSlarksmitbtng.
THE ONE HORSE sHOETSG SHOP,

TINHIRD street--A few doors East of the Post once,
L Dayton, u. The Subscriber Is now hetter prepared,
than ever to accommodate his old customers, and the
pihlic in the Horse shoeinR business IN rs various
branches. Particular attention VIII Se gwen 20 Az
corns In their feet viii be cured satisfactory TO the
owner Of such horses, and not, money viii b. re-
funded 80, A.. -
AISO.-Horses that interfere Will he shod 70 pre-
vent H. and warranted ormoney refunded
his care Thankh for past ayors, he respectfully asks
continuance OF the patronage OF his Old customers,
and will te happy 10 accommodate as many new ones
a. may hay0r him with call. -. .....,...,.,
aprl-dawly NATHAN SiffhhmAN'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
JENNA DRILBs ESTATE.

HENRY WESTERMAN was on the 30th day of June
IL 1850, duly appointed and qualified ne administra-
tor, with the VIII annexed, Of Che estate Of Jemima
Drill, late Of Montgomery county, Ohio deceased, r. =
jyl3wG HENRY WESTERAtAN, Admir-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
HENRY c. sPALD1NG & CO.,

AS Cedar.St., New York.
Address Post -Ofiico, Box No. 80.
Annexed If On Alphabetical List OF Articles whch II
damaged may be restored to their original strength
and usefulness by
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
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empire t''tlli,

rustisarD rvrnS AsrrnsooS tsuSpArs EzcrrfrOj W
Z. r. TX u L 4 x Sc Q O. #,
Em plre Building, 1tO Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
Coal.
Coal! Coal! Fire! Fire!
FOR PURE YOUGHIoGHRSY

40 To J. u. sHoUP, (successor 10 D. y, shoupl
NJ Agent I am selling Yongdoehsny Coal II ~ oanfl
per hrshe cheaper than you can g6t u In any other
yard In the CITY. .trl -.
ns Yard and oaoe ON tho west side o. the Canal N
sin Between First and Second streets Orders ie -
shonps Flour sioIN. w fniH IsNl sAf
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lorintiug 1aatrriaIs.
FRANKLIN
Type and Stereotype Foundry

II. ALLISON, Supt.,
No. Ies vIne street, Cincinnati, Onto
DRINTINa PREssns. Cases, Galleys, 3c; News
l Book, and Job Type. Inks ant i'r1ntng Material.
various styles sfEnEOFYIso Of all kinds Books, Mu,
nc, Pateut Nedcine Dreefionss lapes, Jobs, Wool