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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04
Beauty Of the Vatican Gardens
An Rome.

recent number Of the New York indie
pendent has this description by Harriet Beech.
er Stowe:
This afternoon we went TO the garden of the
Vatican. The artificial parks are not much
different from any formally arranged French
or Italian garden, but there is delicious lit
tie wilderness, hedged in by tall, clipped hoN-
hedgos and oyershadowed by thick old Hes.
trees, which is II perfect iairy-land delight
The air was filled with the murmur of mos
sy fountains which cooled almost every nook
and corner, and the ground beneath the trees
was all a-blow with the most delicious wild
flowers The cyclamen, with its green-engra-
ven leaves, and its deep rosy ruff Of blossoms
was growing in perfect banks filling the ar
with faint, musky fragrance No flower can
bo iwaglped more quaint and perfect than
this oyelamen lis color is that pure dnmAsk
rose that almost doopens TO crimson, and each
nowerstook bears on iu bent head sort OF y
crown like tiara. .
We were wild with seeing so many--rising
in armies between as and the slant afternoon
sunlight, aud we gathered until our hands
could scarcely hold another II grew in such
beautiful widness, enwreathed with running
greep ivy and myrtle with great pale blue
stars, and delioaip feathers Of fern and mai
den's hair
We agreed that II we should meet tho Pope
then and there we should he in a humor 70
think well Of him for keeping such lovely
gardens, What pity, we thought, that there
were not really benignant father inhabiting
that palace and walking in these enchanted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04
sneak McII OF Others.

If the disposition to speak well of others
was universally prevalent, the world would be
come perfect paradise. The opposition is
the Pandorabox, which, when opened, fills
every house and every neghborhood with
pain aud sorrow How many enmities and
henrt.burnings flow from this sourcel How
much happiness is interrupted and destroyed
Envy, jealousy, and the malignant spirit Of
evil when they find vent by the lips, 20 forth
on their mission like foul fends, to blast the
reputation and peace of others Every one
has his impcrfections and in the conduct OF
the best there will be occasional faults which
might seem to justify animadyersion. II is a
good rule, however, when there is occasion
for iault-fnding, to do it privately 1t is a
proof of interest in the individual, which will
generally be taken kindly, if the manner OF
doing it is not offensive The common and
uuchristan rule, on the contrary, is to pro
claim the failing of others to all but them
selves. This is unchristian, and shows a
despicable heart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04
Religious Miscellany.

A correspondent of the True Witness writes
from Rochester, N Y: "Presbyterians through
this region seem very lazy. They SIT in
prayer r
NJ. Ernest Renan, the profound 0rientalst
and Biblical scholar has been appointed to a
mission in Syria having for its object to seek
the ancient foundations of Tyre and Sidon.
The General Congregational Association of
New York includes twelve local associations
connected with which are lS0 churches, Be-
sides these there are l25 churches in the State
on the Plan of Union and It is estimated that
there are 100 churches unconnected with any
ecclesiastical body.
The Missionary committee of the United
Brethren in Christ, have made arrangements
to send two missionaries to their mission at
Sheugay, Western Africa, during the coming
fall The missionaries selected are Rev c..
o. WILSON, of Westerville Ohio, and A. W,
Henson, Dayton, Ohio
1t is stated that London has 939 clergymen,
429 churches, and 423 chapels; of which latter
the Independents have l2l, the Baptists 100,
the Wesleyans II, the Roman Catholics 50,
the Calvinists and English Presbyterians 10,
the Quakers T. the Jews 10, and the numer-
ous other sects from one to five each.
A clergyman in England not long since,
represented to the Lord Bishop of Gloucester
and Bristol, that brother clergyman was ia
the habit of preaching in unconsecrated bull
dings, and otherwise similarly violating the
rules of the Church of England, TO which the
Bishop returned the unexpected, but doubtless
wholesome reply, "Go thou and do likewise.
The Presbyter of Cincinnati says the old
School have eleven weekly papers, located
severally at Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cincin'
natl, Chicago, Louisville, st. Louis, Memphis
New Orleans, Charleston, Richmond aud
Fayetteville. Beside these they have with
the New School Presbyterians, a partnership
in the New York O6serrer, such as the New
School have with the United Synod, in the
ChrishG OJs1rer.
| hEt Htiu w nbh'
thousand nominal Christians IN Tinnevelly
under the care of the English Chruch Mis-.
sionary Society; and that on recent visit
the bishop Of Madras confirmed about $500
in that district, and 1000 in Travancore lu
Tinneyelly, the bishop ordained thirteen ma
tiyes five priests and deacons, for the work o
the ministry. The service was attended b,
more than a thousand people.
The Troy Wing under the heading Of "Abp
litonism in the Methodist church, says: Some
time ago il was announced that Abel Stevens
the accomplished editor of the New Yorl
Christian Adrocdte, Methodist journal ha,
Jeff that paper. This was regretted by all
II nov seems Mr. S. leit because the manager
of the paper intended " make Il an abolition
organ, Mr. SIS place has bsea supplied b,
one who is more plant As the result of ihi
change the Methodists have bought q new pa
per Il is called the Nethodisf, and ediio'
by Rev q. Il, CBooKs, ID. d., aud Rev JON
MoCANrocK, d. ID. l. BANGS, eone
Nassau and Beekman streets, New York
publisher.
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Power In Prayer.

The wonderful effects wrought by the
prayers Of believing christians will never be
fully known till the revelation of the great
Judgedment But daily experience admonish
es every christian to pray without ceasing,
having full faith that prayer is never lost
Here is an instance Of its power
A good man, the master of an American
ship, during one of his voyages, found his ship
surrounded by fog for several days, and be.
came very anxious respecting her safety He
went down to the cabin and prayed The
thought struck him, if he had with confidence
committed his soul TO God, he might certain
ly commit his ship to him; and so accordingly
he gave all into the hands of God, and left at
perfect peace; but still he prayed that if he
would be pleased to give cloudless sky at
twelve o'clock, he should like to take an obser-
vation, to ascertain their real position and
whether they were on the right course
He came on deck at eleven O'clock with
the quadrant under his coat As it was thick
and drzzlng, the men looked ut him with
amazement He went down again to his cab
in, and prayed and came up There still
seemed no hope. Again he went down and
prayed, and again he appeared on deck, with
his quadrant In his hand
Ii was now ten minutes TO twelve o'clock,
and still there was no appearance of a change,
but he stood on deck waiting on the Lord,
when in few minutes, the mist seemed folded
up and rolled away by an omnipotent and in
visible hand; the sun shonc clearly from the
blue vault of heaven and there stood the man
of prayer, with the quadrant in his hand but
so awe--struck did he feel, and so dreadful,
was that place that he could scarcely, take ad.
vantage Of his prayer lie, however, succeed
ed, although with trembling hands and found
to his comfort that all was well But no soon.
er had he finished taking the observation, than
the mist rolled back over the heavens
What christian can doubt but this interpos-
| ition was In answer 10 his prayops
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"XVhnt Thou Knowest not Now, Thor
Shalt KmONY Herenfter.v

Child Of Earth depressed by sorrow,
Drinking deeply Of the cup
OF dark gall, nnd worinwOod btor,
With Il trusting heart look up.
Though the roses all are faded;
Though the thoms alone appear
In thy lonely path despair not,
Bright Spring flowers will soon be here.
Has the storm cloud gathered DER theel
Muutenng thundcrs meet thine carr
Tempests hercey beat upon thee!
Yield not To disirust or fear.
Look above thee Look above thee
Sec tint cloud is lined with light;
What seems sad and dismal to thee,
viii, ere long look clear and bright
Walking bindly in the present,
What thou, mortal knowest not now,
Thou shalt surely know hcreanori
Then with open, placid brow,
Aud heart renewed, and strengthened,
Ready for each toll and strife,
As Il comes, walk bravely onwards,
Towards better, higher life.
Towards lie whore peace perennial,
Love, and Joy, forever dwell
Where, by heavenly light umincd
We shall see all has been we'll.
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New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,

IO9 MAIN STREET ABOVE FOURTH,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
los. Il. BOSLER would announce TO his Friends and
81 the Citizens of Dayton and vicinity, that he has just
opened and refted In elegant style Saloon where
he will he prepared to serve his customers reifesh-
ments of all kinds, viz;
ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, SODA, NECTAR, Sc,
In the best style The Ladies' Saloon, up stars) il
fitted IN elegant style richly furnished and carpeted,
surprising thing fthc kid before attempted IN this
city.
There will Ut all times be found supply OF Fresh
Bread, Rus, Macarones Egg Kisses, and all kinds Of
Pound and Jelly Cacs Cracknells Boston, Butter SUI
gar, Picnic and Ginger Crackers, made especially for
daily use In families.
B5-Plefse give me u trial, at No. 100 Main st.
my5
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GRAND TRUN Is
RAILR % ADS!
Nptarirs,


TOHN q. KRIEDLER, NOTARY PUBLIC
~ ohoe-tcntud Insurance onico, Mayors Rooms
No, TO- Fast side Of Main, between second aud Third
Having NcciNcd the appointment Of Notary I'nilic IN
IN and for the county of Montgomery, Ohio the UNDER
signed takes this motholto inform his friends ami the
puhle gcnenlly that he y prepared 10 do nh the
hnsne- pertaining 10 said oiee that may h. entrusted
70 him, coUortly, aud on The shortest notice.
novl5-u JOHN H. kMEDLER
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Daily empire.

PUBLISHED rvsnY AFTERNOON (suSDAYs ExcErrrD) ny
L r. TX e L L " sc Q O.
New Empire BulIding, no Main Sc.
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THE NEW YORK STORE, PHILIPS HOUSE
FAN cY q o o ID $

Formerly conducted hy Mr. r r, LussiER, will he sold
out al COST, hy private sale, until the rsi week m sep
temhar in order 10 make room for large AMI hnely se-
leeted Invoice OF FALL GOOnS which viii open for In
spectlon the first week Ia september.
Ladies' will please call AZ great bargains viii BE- oiler-
ed x. N. JONES Agent for
ly2siaw1R4 WOnTBIN0yOE HnIrn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

JAMES TURNER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
- AND NOTARY PUBLIC pHo. Bsskel npdlding,
on JsiisIson street hoaf nc o9insF q lltni 10 hp
iaT eiennoa ls,id 70 dn,wihg Deeds, Mougaacs, Con
tnets, Bonds, and Legal Papen-- Also, collections
prompL mr2i
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
fruits.

PBCIAL NOTICE
L AN now oftrrng my splendid stock Of PEACHES
4 nt No ~, Jefferson street, Huston Building They
will he brought in fresh every day Leave your orders
aud they will he sent to your house free OF charge.
iy30 DANIEL GARST. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

HORSE a TALK

ToHN sHELLEBERGER on the West sido of Jei-
eJ icrson street vs. now fily prepared 10 accommodate
he pnllie with h,at lfnRsEs glJOD Htif}GfFs GAR
RlAGES, ain every thing that mag he found IN q we'll
regulated Livery stable
A. TO HE aaliy 70 please md ise entire satisfaction
a. ali VIM may hynr hiin with their patronage. Ho
takes great pleasure Ia referring ~ the following bonn
prtent ludgc-i Clnlnu Hogan, r. Henihnan James
W. Lowrcy, John Wgun. Lee Kerloot and Peter
Noofecs, I'll Of whom, testified under Unth Hfew days
n0O tlnt Mr. \. la Of tho very hest Livery Men Ia
draw customers ffnm ~ uaus " tic world n any
doubts the truth of this statement, refer " Geo
W. lt0uk, and John Howard, Attorneys NJ Law
mnrif-yi
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nOors AND s1IoEs.

OF a descriptions made ofthe best material aud in the
lnicst fashions.
He makes to order nll kinds OF Boots and Shoes and
warrants them to nt lie none hut the best mutc.
rial and employs none hut the best wortncn.
TO those who know him, nothing need be said In re-
him nre invited tu enquire Of those who do or to cnll
and see inr themselves He thinks ho can give them
good htfnR easy aud durable Boots ShOcs can
ie had any whore, and nj LITTLE BETTER PRICES
His long experience IN the business gives hm The
ndyanngo uf knowing how to select the best stock, and
being himself RDodmcchanc, he knows how 10 have
his work nmde
He has engaged the scryccs Of WALTER TROW.
BRIDGE, one Of tho hcat cutters IN the West ns m ar
sistant cutter
All wanungmything in the Boot and Shoe line are
invited 10 call.
ns"Renemher the plaoe--No. 2o5, Third street, next
door 10 BecSel Bank fclG
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WHEELER d WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
Huston Building,
o0mor Of TAdd and JeGo,.oa st1osis,


DAYTON ONO
NTE oiltr the Wheeler anl Wilson Sowing machines
w win important improvements, ut reduction OF
s2o on former prices, and 10 meet the demand for q
GOOD, loM-priccd Family machine, hnyc introduced q
NEW STYLE, working upon the same principle, and
FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
The elegance, speed, nOisclessness and simplicity
he machine, the beauty and strength of stitch, being
ALlhbo ON BOTH SIDES, impossible 10 myc and
leaving no Cmnc or ridge ON the under side the econo-
my oiihread, and pdRptaility 10 the clscst or thin
nest hhrics, has rendered this the most successful and
popular Sowing machine now mude.
AZ our various offices, We sell Ht New York prices,
and give instructions free 0fcarpc, To enable purcha
seis 10 sew ordinary seams, hem, fell quilt gnihcr,
bind and tuck, all on the same machinc, and Wnrflut ID
for three yf'ars.
SEND OR CALL FOR A CIRCULAR, containing nill
particulars, prices, testimonials, etc.
jan 10 W. SUMNER a Co.
GRoVER Sr "a q KER2S
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@ u E EN = w A r E

BARLOW G HECKLER,
IMPORTERS AND prALrus IN
White Granite stoncwRrr,
Pearl White do,
Common Queenswaret
yellow ERrthcnwhre,
French gold band Chtnat
pure white dot
bohemian and American GIasswaret
looking Glasses
Plated Hnd Brittania WRret
Coal on Lamps,
American and English Table CutIoryi
Iron and Brittania spoonst
CoIleo mills, CRudle-stIcks,
Feather Dustersg Paper Shades
Ten Trays, Lanterns, Toys, sc.
STRlCr attention given to the
- RETAIL TRADE,
and many articles reduced in price. With our direct
communications with
FOREIGN MAHUFA CTURERS,
HOVE fRODUCTION,
We feel confident OF eing cnalcd To offer Inducements
To- Purchasers. BARLOW a iIECkLER,
b28 3Os -ccond Street.
DLATED. wARE--lf you upnta good Plated sIoon
/ or Fork We have got them Tor sale, aud warrant
thcm 20 he what Ihcy are sold for Plated ALn,rA,
HARLOW llECKLER,
my2l No. 500 and 1ts Second w.
XATAlrER5-W have a few sets Of q superior article
w md gcnerl assortment uf medium grades
which We VII sell 40 reduced prices
HARLOW& HECKLER,
mN2l No. ah6 and Jns second II.
GLAsSw ARE,-We sell palscSc 4 Lyons s,cst fine
VI fihtGlnss Table ruInhers;
Soda do;
Lemonade Io;
Bar dc;
Fruit Sands; Preserve Dishes;
Gollets, Champaign and Wine Glasses 6c., &c
BARLOW HECKLER,
my2l .iuG and lits Second a.
LRutr CANs,-Just received
go dozen yellow Emit Cansi
40 do Glass with cnrls,
lUs do lin tons
our yellow Uns are choice burned ahd glazod Gar SUI
peuur 90 the ordinary can.
iysi BARLOW 4 HEcKLER
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D'Arcy's Saloons,

Post Orrioe Building, Third 1T.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
ICE CREAM, all Havorsl Lemon, Vanilla, Pine Ap-
i ple, strawberry &c., furnished TO order,
Also, every desirable style of COOLING DRINKS
promptly supplied at call.
ns. .Contechons Of a kinds, Toys, Sc, -
THIRD STREET,
apis Adjoining Post Once.
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w. IL. BRANDENBURG & co.

HAVE Just received
20 boxes Lemons;
10 dozen cans, Cove Oysters,
10 sacks Pea Nuts,
boxes Rock Candy, red nudwhte;
10 do No. Herring
do Lemon Syrup; iylO
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NO. 21
Scots ann shurs.
o. nICKFoRD

MOULD inform HE friends md The pliic that he
w has opened and fitted up In the h0at style new
store in BECKET's NEW BUILDING, No, 20b
THIRD sfREEf, formerly occupied by Vim. Wnlker,
ny luthing sturo, aud noNt door to Bectcl- Bank,
whore DE hna ur hnnd \ lnrao hsaorIIneni nf
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sandasky, DaytOn and CIncInnatI 4. j
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton R. r
Les 81 ,s...si
CUANoE ON TIME

nN aud amer Monday, April 49, 1860, Passenger
~ Trims will leave the Sixth Street Depot, Dayton
for Cincinnati, ns follows
A. hoO m, sonam, $3.50 p m, and $50 m.
returning, VIII leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 600 n
M, lO'l0 m 2;io p m, aud G.ao pm
The $3.50 m tNin stops at Middlctown and Hamilton
only.
iy30 DANIEL McLAREN sup't
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G91atrbrs, Mr.
j. HELFRICH,
DgALER IN
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry,
FANCY GOODS, SEC
Main ST., between 3d and attn,
DAYTON, OHIO.

No Watches, Clocks and Jcwery carefully repaired
aud wuunnted. Al kinds of Plating and Fine Gliding
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HUCKLEBERRIEs Received daily, at
Ill WM. II. BRANDENBURG 4 co.
iylgd6 No. 800 Third street.
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DAILY EMPIRE.

Per week. payable TO Carriers)
BY mail por annun, in advance, ...........,".....
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MotrIs, Sc.
BrOadWay HOlel. Clnclnnati.

JOHNSON HOUsE.-C. r.. MAIN, Proprietor,
sJ Cleveland, Ohio. G. u. Newcomh, clerk. lylstf
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Sintae Orn 0;nnhaI

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e,ltN 3n 20 Cts. 10000 garbs fran,Slil6r Sr.
sa"r"0 Satet'i'S rtniute unO ~seitrcifte 8a.
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iNone ffine @tn96ame gu II! Cts. 5000 Sns'
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babe, ben llnterriht III Der franjGiihtu Spra6t
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Sfcur %9tu3ci0crr.
III b|dlaf!j GrjGaung

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pnt'rtum ris Nnicj1c ,u II ahrn, rap cr ,wiitbcn
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nebm an mahcn.
Ni6mcnp, 30. Suli 1860.
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