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Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
RAHNSBURG, PA.

FACULTY..
+. ]. OSBORNE, A. B., Principal, Prof. of Lar
euages and Philosophy.
VIM. S. Smith. Prof. of Mathematics.
Jas. Fl. Miller, Adjunct Prof. of Mathematics.
Rev. B. F. Stevens, Lecturer on Moral Phoso
ply &c.
Wm. A. STEPHENS, Prof. of English Grammar &c.
DR.. }. Hughes, Lecturer on Anatomy &c.
Mrs. T. V. Osborne, Preceptress, Teacher OF Draw
ing French, Botauy &c.
B. F. Drott, Prof. of Instrumental Music.
Price of Tuition for term of ii weeks.
Common English Branches 50 25
Higher Branches, lnclutIng common, each 50
Latin and Greek, each Q 90
German and French, each . so
ok-keeping and Commercial calculations l SO
ORNAMENTAL.
Drawing 2 so
Colored crayon, and water coors, each 900
Oil painting 90
HdIr and wax flowers, each 3 90
Peiiis work 8 90
Embroidery so
Piano mnS;c, with use of instrument 10 90
Board ~ per week including -oom rent, fuel
furniture &c This is one of the best, and cheapest
institutions IN the country. The whole expense pc:
term need not be more than twentv-6vr dollars
Second Quarter of summer session commences
April The 5th, 1860.
Teachers will be instructed free of charge in the
Normal Department.
For particulars, address he Principal.
E.J. OSBORNE, A. B.
Raiusburg, Bedford co., April 90, 1859.
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OF INQUIsITlON.

n
~ WHERFAs, Henry Wolford,
late OF Londonderry tp.. Bedford county. dec. .
died intesrate, unmarried and without >,ue leaving
brothers ani sisters his heirs, to vii Jacob vol
ford, who has conveyed his share TO petitioner.
George Woiiord, residing in B. 10 d county, Mich
ael WoIto d, residing in Fayrtte CO., Pa Ioseph
WoIfoTd, residing III Somerset co.. Pa, Hannah in
termanIed with Adam Shroyer, residing in Ale
ghpny CO., Md. Mary " olio d, residing in Bedford
county, Susanna, ihtrrma ted with Solomon smith
residing in Bedfn county, Ca ha rine int-rmarrjpd
with John Stokes, Iesldng 10 Cedar county. Iowa
Ra ba who was intermarried with John Devo e in
Ono. since dad, lfaVins issue two chdgen. TO wit
Hannah and Henry, residing in Ono, and Adam
Wof"rd, who Is dead, leaving issue three chlldfen
residing IN Ohio. 10 wit Josiah, Elizabeth and ST.
mon Woio d. that SAID int-srate died seized of the
following tact OF land, sruate in londonderry In .
known as the No tn Bear Waller tract, containing
one bundled and fifty adjoining lands of John
Wilhelm, A. w. Shroyet and others.
NOTICE is the; efore hereby given that in pnr-
suance OF writ OF Partition, vauati ion. to me d
reeted, will proceed TO hold an inquisition. or
Valuation. on the premises, on Tuesday, the 10th
day OF April, next, when and where all interested
may attend if they oper.
SheriH's Office, Bed WM s. FLUKF
ford, March 9th, 1860 Sheriff,
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TENG Efe & Han rs.
Feb. 10 186o.-3m.

We are now receiving by each arrival from Fu-
rope, fresh additions TO our stock of
FANCY GOODS, SUSPENDERS,
YloLiNS, PGKFUMERY,
PORTE MONNaiES, FANS
HAIR BRUSHES, ACCORDEONS,
We have always full line of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, UNDERSqIRTS
CRAVATS, &c. &c.
Merchants will find orr stock as large and com
plere that of any house in the Northern Cities.
and having connections in all the
/ MANUFACTURING VI DISTRICTS OF EUROPE.
We are able and determined 10 sell as low as any
house in this Country.
FRED. FiC KEY & SONS,
$50 BALTIMORE ST. BALTIC
March 16, ls6o.-2m.
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BEDFORD CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

Rev. JoHN LYON, p.
T. LYTTLEToN LYON, A. NJ, l''
THE Spring session of this institution will open
on Friday, the II day cf February 1860.
1t IS the design OF the Principals, to make this
Academy, IN all respects, first class institution,
for the thorough Instruction of youth of both sexes,
and 10 prepare them for any profession position
in life.
The high moral and scientific tone of the school
is we'll known 10 this community, and strict disci-
plne will be enforced.
A few boys, Qhe number Is limited To ten,) will
be received into the family of the Principals, as
boarders.
The beauty of the scenery and the salubrity OF
the climate render Bedford most desirable loca-
/ ton for such d school.
Persons from abroad, visiting at the Springs, can
! be mar their children during the summer.
It's desirable that pupils should enter at the COM
| meneement of the session, and no pupil will be re-
| ceived for less than qua rter.
$500 per year, including boarding
| TERMS. washing, fuel, light, aud Tuition in al
| the branches.
Terms for day scholars:
Par oror,ar $G.-EpgIish Branches.
| $3.50, Classical do &c.
| June 10, ,'59.
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Nov. IL 1859
ROCERY AND
VI CONF ECT q y A r. Y.

VI y n h ( / - y A I.
THE undersigned has us received and keeps
constantly on hand the following articIeS -
Coffee, sugar moiasssS, cheese, crackers cufraRts,
prunes, Caisius, fIs, almonds, flbeTts nuts,
ground nuts, pecans- Eng. wainuts cream nuts, can
dies in variety, oranges, lemons, tobacco aud cigars
allspice aud pepper, spices Of ali kinds, baking
da, cream of tartar sulphur, birthstone, canister
and keg powder, shot caps and lead, grain and grass
scytheS, wheeling tools, wash tubs and boards IN
digo, extract loswood, copperas, alum and madder,
OIL polish and MasOn's backing, sweeping duStlng
stove, shoe and scTubbing, brushes, clothes, hair
tooth and flesh bTu>hes hat and infant brushes, hair
oils and peTfumery, purses and port mQ@ies, pock-
ct and memorandum books, bonnet anaBfound gum
combs, '.r,ddIns'' and fine conbs, br"ceIets and
beads pens pen holders, penknives scissors. knife
sharpeneTs umbrellas, suspenders, spoil and
floss, clocl-., small looking glasses, volins, violin
strings, toy waichrs, watch chains curry combs,
cards. horse brushes, shoe-threaG, pegs and sFara-
bes, John<on's Arabian LinimeHt, Rock and Little's
Waite Oil, Merchants celebrated Garsling Oh, for
man or beast, and many other articles of swaT
nature. The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited.
a. L. DEFIBAUGE.
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I'D. Rortser,
C20cA & " saach Maker

AND DEALER IN JEWELRY,
Would respectfully announce to The citizens
OF Bedford, and the public in general, that he
has opened Jewelry Store in the building re-
Gently occupied by Fl. Nicodemus, Esq. nearly
opposite the Bedford Hotel, where he will be
pleased to see all in want of articles IN his line
He has on hand, and will constantly keep, an
elegant assortment Of JEWELRY, and will re-
pair Clocks and Watches in the bert style. He
hopes to receive liberal share of patronage, as
be ieels satisfied he can render satisfaction to all
who enrust him with their work. His terms
will be moderate
He has on hand Gold and Silver WATCHES.
Silver Spoons, Thim0Ies, Butter Knives, Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils. sc. &c.
April 81, 1852
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HiRPER'S TERRY AGAIN!
TRAIN STOPPED ANOTHER TIME TO
unload Goods ct
Ferguson g. EEaRSpeaEleF's.


Just rec celved another time and for sale cheaper
ever, a superior lot of Winter goods, inclu-
ing
Ledger Hats, IS cts. and up.
De LANES, IL cts and up.
Shaws, Of all kinds, S 90 and up.
Cassnetts, 37a cts.and up.
Broad cloths, Slj0 and up.
Doe Skin Cas>imeres, IS cts. and up.
Msrino, Is3 cts. and up.
HOSIERY, including Gloves, Stockings, &c, of
all kinds.
GROCERIES including
Coffee, y! and up.
Suesar, andup.
fine white crushed, 123 and up.
Baking Moasses, l23 per quart.
Bes; mould candies, S els arc little of every
thingese in the Grocery line.
Mems Depar .ment, including undershrts and
Drawers, so Cts. and up, also Caps Hats Comforts,
Gum Over shoes, Sandals and Buffalo 0ver-shoes, -
Mems Double SoIei Boots, for winter, at Sl.7j and
up.
In the Shoe Department. are included Ladies'
Gentiemen's and ChiIdren's, all sorts, sizes, &c.
Prices. usual.
ALSO, Sleigh and Buggy whips, and Tobacco and
Cigars Of all kinds, from Gravely down.
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n AMlLY BIBLES
II and all varieties OF the Holy Scrip.
lures, Of the best qeslity, and at low prices are
slwsys on band at Bedford Bible Depository, Store
Of Saml Shnek & Co. tMsTeh 23d, 1860.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
n Letters of AdminIstratio
having been granted 10 the subscriber residing in
Coerain tp, on the estate of Adam Barnhari late OF
Bedford tP., deed, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted 20 said estate, notified TO- make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims will present
them for settlement.
JACOB BARNHART,
Msre5 atb, 1860. Administrator.
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. 4 RDEN SEED S.

NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
-0 Letters tPSiamen-
fary upon the Estate of Hannah Miller late Of Lon
donderry township, deed, having been granted TO
the snbscr Der residing in JUnata township all per-
indie bted TO said Estate, heaeby notified 10
make immFdiate payment, and those having claims
will present them duly authenticated 70. settlement
PETER +. LEHMAN,
March 10, 1860. Execu,or
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la the Stand formerly occupied By DR.. F.
Req92erl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28

NY h. ,. TAYLOR, or ruE cnicAdo J0uRSAL.
when tho bounding heat Of the heart Of love,
And the sprnging step, grow slowi
when the form of nenud in the blue nbDye,
Lies duls ON the path below
The song that he sings n lostina sigh
And he turns where u stan ~ dawning,
And he thinks II gtdens his heart aud his eye,
1T will nll Inc right IN the monng'
when the strong man armod, IN the middo-wRtch,
From lifes din deck Is Haanm
And strives through the wreck oi the tempest TO catcl
gleam Of the day bemns bazng
Amid the wild storm, thctJ bard by the helm,
He heeds not the dark ocean ypWning;
For this song in his soul not sorrow can whclmi
"ltwill n he right in the morning.
When the lattle is done, the harp unstrmg
Its music trcmhlng-dying
When his woCsa are ulfwept, and his deeds mlsing,
And he longs In the grave 70 belying,
Thena NofcE shall charm, ns IL charmed before
He had wcpt or waited the daWnnW
They do love therefor aye-lll he th'lc as of yore-
80 Il will all be right in the moningp
Thus vi through tho world by ship and BY shore;
Where the mother hruds oyer
The cradle, whose tenant has gone On boiurci
Where the eyes Of the lover
Look nlon for tholOycd; Whatever the word,
welcUmc a wall, ora warning,
THa is every where chcrishcdths every whore heard
III will ali be right in the morning.
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and sent me away to the little study in tenn
pest Of tears
Early IN October another volume was pub.
lished, and with il, my name. Then followed
letters cougratulatory, aud letters inquisitive,
with letters Of invitation, not a few One OF
the latter was from my old schoolmate Jennie
Allen, nee Capron, and this | showed TO Mr..
Torney, who was now quite well and strong.
Let me recall the October twilight; the
warm, hazy atmospheric the serene sky the
soft moonbeams floating in at the open win.
dow and shining on his good gentle face the
slender vase Of autumn flowers aud leaves
upon the table close at his elbow; the still
ness Of the pleasant parlor. ! dwell upon all
these tritles whenever my thought reverts 10
that hour with quiet 10y, akin TO that feel
when recall the old cradle hymn my mother
used to sing. Max was lying back in his
armchair, when | came in with my letter
His eyes we're shut but he henrd my step, and
looked around
~ was dreaming, Beatrice" he said lightly
"Then | am very sorry disturbed you,
sir,"
gCaa Que dream only When asleep, my little
girl2 j was just as wide awake as ! am at
this moment
gave him the letter Heread It over, and
handing Il back, said, careessly--
"You are not goingW nevertheless, he
looked wistfully in my face
eyes, sir, think shall, answered, play.
ing nervously with the curtain tassel "Jen-
MES was the dark haired girl who was withme
on that QtterHoon-you remember
Don't talk about going away, Beatrice" be
said, without noticing my question, This is
your home; stay with u.s. And yet, he add
ed, in changed tone, %f you want the world,
| ought not TO object forget that you are
a celebrated author now and may take your
place among the most intellectual Of tho land
i forget II, for TO me you are only little
Beatrice Mowry, impetuous, wayward and full
Of faults, but nevertheless dearer than words
can tell
"Then will stay--I will always be little
and full Of faults, IL you like me So Once,
you said ! might be your child will, Mr.,
Torney, IL you viii let me, now Twice you
have saved my poor life--it belongs TO you,
and will spend IL in learning to be wise and
good like my father.
spoke fast and with much emotion, kneel-
ing beside his CHAIR with my hands clasped on
the arm As ! paused, he laid his own firmly
upon them.
81 cannot be your father, Beatrice he said,
bending his face to mine ~ am grayer than
you, aud older by many years. but q childa
love will not satisiy ms. II was Of you | was
dreaming, when you came in, minute ago;
and what do you think dreamt2 That you
knelt by my chair just as you now kneel, aud
that held your little hands fast like this, and
that | asked you to forget how old ] was, and
that my hair was growing gray, and In spite Of
It to be my wife, And what do you think
dreamt YOU saidY'
"Yes, | suppose"
Well, have always been glad answered
so, for it made him happier than thought /.
knew very well what he was to me, but | new
er thought before of all might be TO him; be-
sides, his hair is not gray, and he is only for
ty. would not have him day younger IL
could--Max, my husband 7
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MASTER COMMTsSTONER's sAT.p

hthI9 NuIhrh No. 1884,
aigtln9t Ruf,afint Vnttr, U,,,ta,.,.,. -.
Mtlihin AHen, et a. County. Ohio 0.n y
IDuhSuANT TO an order Of tho Superior Court Of
i Montgomery county, OhiO,made ~ tho above case
lts June term 1850 and 10 directed shall otIer
public auction nj the door Of the Court House in the
."y "' mY'oh montgomery county, Ohio on
Saturday, AHgld4 1sdO,-
Between the hours of one and four O'Clock M Of said
iay the following described real estate 10 Wit Tot
mnbefs seven 10 upon Jones plat OF aifdViaion OF
ou ot numbered thirty two 32) on The plat of olt lots
soutn o. Dnlton and east of Main street decided 10
lnnel W. Whcelock BY oliver Jones and Hiram no
9hc, adminlsimiors Of The estate Of John Il, Joncs
9tuensed late OF Hamilton cnmty, Ohio, and bv said
DAncl ". Wheelock and his wife To Joseph r. Allen
nud ty JoserhF Alien ,lbly devised 20 CaasnndrR All
lelL hls wile by viii duly made and executed and adj
nNted 20 irontc atd rcuriedm the Probate Court of
montgomery county, Ohio, Said property II 10 lie sold
William Allen II al. ~ ~ 'A''"''
The above property has becn appraised at two thou
spnd hve hundred dollars and ca not sell for less tlnn
1wo ulIss q The appmismcnt which is 81 500 06 20
i'''',5 H., W , rne, ,1isl. N D. JORDAN,
GEo, W. HouK, Airy. IaSsI,d
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ADMINIsTRATOR.s sAIE

2. hnoCnt, Admlnstrntnrl
nt i. lambion, deceased, Petition IN soil lan1., 10 ,
W i'v
Theresa snhiebc et al '''',,
DURSUANT to an. onler of he proho,o O.. .,
montgomery county made in the above entitled
,n, Saturday, AHgisi4 4, 1860
At tho door Of the Court House IN tho civ or ra,,
between the hours Of two and four o'clne. "a ~ Iii
at public outcry to the highest bidder the liopi,, A.
,crlisu promises 10 wit Being lot numbered dfecn
hundred and eight l6Os) on the revised plat of said DIV
except thliy-une feet (lll width, oh tho north end
Ierclplore conveyed by Peter Lamhon 10 e. ID Finn
within Wrreneni 70 release To the city of DAYTON
twelve eetin width Of OF said north end N s
the purpose Of an allcy,-including snid inst ,,
SEe I'VE % gg,i sad lot " nineynnc feet in depth by IN,
APPRAISED ai 5000 Q0i may sell for s7OO OO Terms
9i sHle-one thlrd cash down; one thrd In ono yeny
irohl day OF sale and one third in two years DefTrnd
pVmtnts 10 be secured by mortgage and 10 bear inter
es' "o'' a"y OF snie' g. KNECH1, Admir-,
o n. OF Peter Lanbion, deceased
wv " mhbAhHhht Attorney. itlgTvQtH
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PROSPECTUS.
DAYTON
empire.

In the coming great Presidential contest Ohio will
be selected as the battle ground Of The campaign Our
opponents already marshang their forces and
gnring for the struggle and II hehooyes the Demo
eracye who love the Union and revere the Constiu-
dona who hate sectionalisn and despsc the TRAITOR
steachings Of the Stewards and Chasesi Of The Gree
leys and Garrisons-to post themselves fully on al
questions which may arise during the canvass The
best way to do thisis 10 subscribe for good Demo-
cratic newspaper Such an one we shall endcayor to
make the MAMMOTH DAYTON WEEKLY EN-.
PIRE. wehaye entered forthe hght and shol do ell
within ourpower TO aid in securing triumph for the
good old Democratic party,not only in the county Of
Montgomery, but also IN our whole state We can
eonquerf every Democrat and friend Of the Union will
but do his duty, and aid in securing perfect thorough
and united organization OF our friends. Win youdo p
Aside from the political features Of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE IL will contain careful selection Of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading, adapted tor the Home Cir.
Gle, the Workshop and the Farm, twill also contdn
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4rgaI.
MAsTER COMMIssIoNER,s SALn

jonathan llarshman, No. iG3i
al .,. y against Superior Court Of
AllnH y Mcclure, et ri. Montgomery 70, o.
DlhsuANr 70 an orierof the superior eotf OF
l. Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the Above case
m the Aprl torn, A. D. 1850 md 10 me Objected ahn
nler at public auction Mt the door Of the Court House
IN city ~ Dayton, IN the county of Montgomery
aud state OF Ohio. -
On SATURDAY, SotO 2@h, 1890
beween The hours Of one and four O'clock ~ M Of said
day. tho following described real estate situate IN the
eliy OF DAYTON, ruuniy Of Montgomery, and state Of
ONO TO WI; Lots numbered three thdnsnnd one hu,-
dfed and nriy CllQ three thousand one hundred and
nine one tilBl and three thousand one hundred and
mney iHo' VlN2l nhd three thousand one hundred and
ninety three, 9a) des gnated ON The revised plnt l
said city. 80 ~ W
Ihs property 10 bc sold on Judgment In flvor of
J9naimn Harshinan against Albert " Mcclure ct nl
lhe above property has been appraised NJ ax thou
SUM eight hundred dollars, (sO0) and cannot bo sold
Of sale, cash. j. NJ CI,Egti
J. A. JoRDAN, ATTY ie97w,d
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DAILY EmrIRn.

Terms for Advertisements occupying greater space,
or longer period than above specified, nude known
at The Counting Room.
Advertisements Published in both the DAflT and
WEEkY EMPIRE, will he subject to an additional oharge
Of -lulf the Daily nitcs.
Az advertisements are charged mt the rate Of my
cents nor square (of ten os Tor the FIRST Insertion, and
twenty-five cents Tor every additional Insertion, unless
agreement made previous TO nscrtiona at the above
rates.
10 Persons wishing 10 discontinue their yearly nd
vertisng must give notice NJ the Counting lloom Az
casual advertisements must he paid for IN ndvanoe.
The privilege uf annual odvcrtiseras s limited 10 their
own bisncss phH an ndvcrtisomcuts for the bcneh Of
other persons, ~ well aHlcgd adtertsements and nd
yeratmens NJ auction nles sent IN by them, must BE-
pad for NJ the regular rates,
Tributes OF Respects, Notices, Meetings Of Literary
Military Fire and othOr nesOciWiunsOr the hpldng u
Fairs, to be pnid foras follows For one nsoIupn Of
any such notice, not exceeding square ten lncs
~ cents and 10 nts FOR every subsequent nseriun
Advertisements not exceeding ono-hnlt square IN
length, insoitod one time for 20 cents Az notices in
tended to promote private interests, 70 be inserted IN
the local column (Which s only the option Of the Ed
it0tsl must BE- paid Cor ai the rate Of cents per ne.
No cuts, siclcnypes or eloc'rotypcr Inserted unless
dH Metal.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATlONERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERs.
BPALDIHG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDIHG'sfPREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny HOuSE-fURNISHING STUhES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDIRG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
Henry @, spalding q Co.,
49 Cedar ST., New York
Address Post once, Boz No. 5000.
Pup up in cases containing eii -Four, Eight or
Twelve Dozen eaeh-A beantful ithogTaphic show
Gard accompanying each paskass.
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Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
10. llo Main Street.

TNH undersigned has purchased the well known Boo
II and Shoe Store hcretof're carried on by n W VIII
and will have the bnsness conducted 20 please the
old patrons Of the House, and az many will
mvor him with their custom.
ho will keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
every style Of
boots, SHOES GATHERS &C,
Aud viii always make exactly t0 measure and or,ier
everything In the hne.
The business will h. IN charge OF tho most slillhi
and experienced worknen aud tho pubic may rrs a..
saTed that eucry etiort will 10 mad 60 please.
po-Ual IN, a. OF odd, at ll6 Main street Two door.
below Market Remember every thing a pat up 70 suit
the pubic. my9-d GR0. n WILSON
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lHil and l0l2, appraised at $500 10 -
each $40, 80 On. i"''' ''NeHseo
hooin 2ds Third street, ON ease ground appraised At
ylh' Ihe above property will be sold lrce oi ,ncu,,
brance and cannot sell for less than two ths th a.,
prMsed value Property will h. shown, and terms of
Of u. la bow. C GINsnN A."i,,,aa A'',i',ae y"u
DAYTON, July O, 1891 syTdar,
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FAIR PLAY.

n BtCKFoRD would inform his friends and the
~, pnlac that he ha. a. large and as good an as
sortfnenf q Boots and sh1es can he fnund Ia the
CITY, and be VII sell A. low any that means TO
b honest be cannot sell good, fashionable saleahle
shoes, worth s2ooiorsl0 90 II any one else ean Il
none q his bosiness 80 long they oWe him nothing
but he has cheap Boots and shoes, and will se low
|" any one can anord mya-u
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,,.,, I,,I PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
niuaker' Montgomery Comfy Court
at Cannon Pleas.

William Whitaker DiVar,,o '
VI IWh defendant William Whitaker, supposed 10 be IN
i Melbourne, Australia, is hereby notified tbnt ths
hiNhnuL Unlla Whitaker the - day OF July, 1850
NY oI Peui9n ~ the Office Oihc Clerk Of the Court
uL common Please for Montgomery county, Ohio
charging nm with willinl absence Tor more tan thre,
years. ana gross neglect Of duty aud asking 10 b nj
Norred rom HIM, that the Court decree her lust no
ny the custody md nurture OF her child oscar Whit
tuser' and tho restoration OF her maiden name 'Tht
S' Nlll DE- heard at the November term OF snd Court
u,.,. UHLLA WHITAKER
""'Nh" NALNhh' Auys' Bl3dlaw6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28
Coal.
Coal! Coal! Fire! Fire!
FOR PURE YOUGHIOGHEST

90 To J. 4. sHouP (sucoessor 10 b. y. sAoupl
VI Agent am selling Yonghiogheny Coal Al 20 oenis
per Sl-hel cheaper than you get il in any oshoT
yard in the city.
Rs Yard and Once on tho west side ofthe Canal r.
SIN, between hrst and Second streets Order. len \
ShOup'E Flour Store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-28
HENRY c. sPALDING & CO.,

"a Cedar-St., New York;
Address Post-oiIice, Box No. J,0.
Annexed an Alphabetical List Of Articles which Il
damaged, MAY he restored to their original strength
aud Usefulness by
RpAILnINGiq pREpA Rrn cInn