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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16
Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale.


COATED In central part ofthe City; vacant ground
assehSd e,S hwenpyaSe horse power Engine with
shafing 49,, all in good running order The property
oHAs. f. Clarke, Third ST., Dayton
ALSO,
Several good improved Farms in Darle and preble
counties, ,ohoi Randolph county, Ind. and Lawrence
slOto $50 per acre Call and read the dosorptInns
iy9e 6HAs. f. CLARKE, Clegg's Building, I'd .
DARN FoR sALE.-I6O acres "a miles from New
u castine, Dark County, and * miles from Browns
Station the D. W. r, i30acres under fine culti-
ynhon. Good frame dwelling frame harm. Also, a
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, 2 springs and
creek OF running water through the place. Part bottom
land and the balance best quality ofsecond bottom.
This Is rsrqte Farm, and viii be sold 20 per cent
less than nerioriand has actually sold for ia the We
ALSO
lit arces mile west Of Sidney, on fine road 75
acres under cultivation Comfortable frHlne dwelling
house Of Grooms. Wc cstern, orchard, &c. Land ol
good quality.
100 acres near Miamisburg Excellent Land about so
acres nm Ter cultivation. FTame House, large harm and
other OFT buildings Good Orchard sc.
acres on the shalertown Pike, four miles from the
city. Handsome two-story frame house-9 rooms
Fine barns, good bearing orchard smoke.house, spring
house, &c, &e An excellent quality of land. Terms
easy.
An elegant country residence, 4 mile from Germany
town. comprising IS acres of excellent land in q high
state Of cultivation; handsome and commodous bric,
harm, and all the necessary outbuildngs in
vineyard IN fine bearing condition. bearing fruit trees
Of every variety; shruhbery, &c. Also, beautiful FISH
pond the promises, fed BY stream drumming water;
about 10 acres timber.
This property Is that lately owned and occupied by
Maj, NJ. Is. Walker and IL one Of the handsomest and
most desirable places of the kind in the comfy Il will
be sold at hargain, and on payments to suit the pur
| chaser. iel6 CHAs. y. CLARKE, Third St.
ALSO,
acres best quality second bottom on the River Road
miles below the city. Small frame house, good frame
barn, orchard &c Win be sold low on very easy pay
mcnts CHAS. r. CLARKE.
Ceggs Building. sd street.
ALSO,
An excellent firm OF 1i9 acres miles from the city,
in Madison township, 90 under cultivation, bal.
ance best Of timherbur oak, walnut, sugar hickory,
ash, &c, Good two-story brick house--G rooms; fame
barn large orchard of good frnit; running water Soil
about 80 acres best second bottom, balance gently ro,-
ing wheat land CHAs h. CLARKE, Third st.
| ALSO,
40 acres on the Shakertown Pike, u mile beyond the
Asytlmi weimproved and best quality ofand two sto-
~ hnmo house, 6roopis porces wells, cellar, spring,
&C. with about acres Of timber There is a tan yard
onthe premises with 20 yats and everything complete
Also fne unopened stone quarry. Terms Of payment
easy CIIAS II, CLARKE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16

A splendid Farm Of 4l3 acres adjoining the above,
known the "Meak Farm; this comprises the richest
body Of land in the county, nenry 800 under cn
tiyaon; 225 ncres No. bottom land good stock water,
fine orchard &c. Buildings and fences in good repair.
iy23 ClIAs r. CLARKE ID A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16

LiORSALE.--14 acres, miles from the ciiy-west
n Handsome two-stofy brick house, neNF-collar, well
cstern &C., good hanc barn. and out-housesi choice
fruit Of every description. Hest quality oflaud.
ClAs. r. CLARKE, Reni kstnte Agent
Cleggs Building, Sd It,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16
CHEAP EARM-

VACANT LOTS in every part Of the city for sale and
V trade cheap je2s OHAs. T. CLARKE, Sd st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16

lit arces mile west Of Sidney, on n fine road 10
under cultivation. Comfortable frIune dwelling
house Of rooms. Well, cisten orchard, &C. Land q
good quality
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16

COATED In central part ofthe City; vacant ground
IL attached, Twenty-Five horse power Engine with
entirely new boiler Pianer, Saws, Moulding Machine,
shafng, &C., all in good running order The property
viii be sold low and easy application to
CHAs. f. Clarke, Third ST., Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16

city. Handsome two-story frame house-9 rooms
Fine barns good bearing orchard smOke-house, spring
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16

Several good improved Farms in Dnrle and Preble
counties, ,Ohioi Randolph county, Ind, and Lawrence
county, ILL.,, at prices within the reach OF all say nom
slOto $50 per acre Call and read the doscrpilnns
jy3G CHAS. f. CLARKE, Clegg's Building, I'd .
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
TER Ms.

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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
POETRY ".
DER THE HILL.

one morning Us he wcndcd
T,,r,uah path bcdight with flowers.
whore all delights wore blended
10 beguilo tho ileeting hours:
sweot youth. pray turn thco thither,
said a voice along tho way,
Era ull these roses wither,
And thcso fair fruits decay
nut tho youth paused not TO ponder
If tho voice wore good or III,
for said he, my home u yonder
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

Facts are to the mind the same as food to
the body. On the due digestion of facts de-
pends the strength and wisdom of the one, just
as yigor and health depend on the other. The
wisest in council, the ablest in debate, and the
most agreeable companion in the commerce OF
human life, is that man who has assimilatedto TO
his understanding the greatest number of facts.
Burke
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

The BEST FnrENp.--The most agreeable of
all companions is simple, frank man, without
any high pretensions TO an oppressive great
ness one who loves life, and understands the
use of it; oblging alike at all hours; above all,
Of a golden temper, and steadiast as an anchor.
For such one we gladly exchange the great
est genius, the most brilliant wit, the profound
est thinker.--Lessi8g.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1860.


thought her loveler than ever--dearcr she
could not bel
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-10

Things were in this state, and the year was
drawing to close, when Robin and Alice re-
ceived an invitation to grand entertainment
which Walter was about to give in honor of
the christening of his first son. Alice was pre-
vented, by slight indisposition, from being of
the party and, indeed, she was not sorry for
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-11

uSalte man ii9 all Gle QSprte, pel4e Itdl in
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g. ntt6 lett eine 9eibe abren ee beo6fre uln,erf
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wele Baltimore entfernt pbne fEnen rad 9cnour In
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didt erboten. -'
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parote 3immer our DisppFttpn ter Ratienten.
SRen scn u6r @tpreens bis ltbr Ntcn6s.
Sr. s. .. Smith.
IL IL @Stb. sSreberidfr. Gdlmgrs
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Dr. 9mfelan0'S beriibmtes

SUPERINTENDENT OlspepTe nn6 3eibIulbs, tJroNl
Tde Ober nerDGie SGnGmen, gfierenfranf6eitew
HEe alle Sranf6eiten, tpelte bon berSprbensn Ma~
gen pber Der 2tber entlfeben.
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gereen Der 2eut ane Gastn SeheaFs6en, SArssrtR sa
8letl@, Sanstatet unk 0feksrssfGIaasntsit.
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et bes pIbItumts fer lberaet BON bsm gDeb unb bsr
aHstmtHsntst sesItn fir ale aetb pufar e ssrttsn5
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ben unsdnbieen Gbsr;eran bd5 kefes 8tsfs pa'FgI s
Astdtntbsh OerbttHt, YsIGe ea stIdEat Bat.
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81. sSoburtpn.

@S4p ees f6ntatte GrGeetmns ber gunb6rse In epnbsn
Fdrr ste Der eren neb3tn6en @pleeteu Der Der Slo.
m s zen s1Eten 3ts eines 1eDens tn ben ppttdlern pon
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FF rnhertaren 3eilun8en Spenbet beeu ee Sc.
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H tfDttat unp dneercn 8ranfteiten et, p6c l. g. aud
M pst peitden eraaiatn su 4r errefen b u oft err6
n S' SeASen 8leinssetten IT, No. wtrfeu asenbidlid se.
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Dr., .9obrtIton,
Der el11it9e Qtrat, rDe[cher Nrlaetat.
(Gtablirt ssr aatiebn Gahren.l }

-.te (Gtablirt Scr atbt,etn 3atrenl
VI fat ras 4ere rIfumas uni bette @tel in ber gBrIi
ben @ltsbrn anfrepiase tsesanee ssr 56nsrsr
tn ben Qenen BEN Nieren uub rinblde brs @erluss Si
0or aut-Rrdntte uHb aasr iener len b Die serNer
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gerrrlren ue enn ni&t ets st perben brt san,enbeu
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Sun9e Mdnner,
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eds dPrlt o pe Eaulenbs ttu Ges Srab ret tl6s
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rclsm SsrfrGisp nnpen. t.-l-.s.sss. g.. .'. 81,
a7 H Terbetratb1te per1onen,
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asenl4an unbeiSnnen frSben Sunse qrte inb ia leit
nHs obsei m aud S sfarey yJs s gf"da @
SaF Ste!n uno a9efre lladen entfsten tam O III e bod
eer aber wt s lduenen ba bic ra Der Grseuss eer pom
ehen perlcren wiro bic 4 Retmen 2aern ereben ais
St!en tte bd re nb Au6erbem werSt bur1 friihen s.
ug bic gertauun8a qrFseu8e 9ewat unt bic pbpien unb
5sin5en 8rdfte tern&et
Stern UNI Geber wsn pt n te nrfa5e Der 8ranfpett If
Fer &nber ter Gsg Q9te OFT 9reiten e Tie 2etSe lnbs.
Ianccn inb !. ~ ~
GS Office; $50, Sab<Jrebertffrabe,
lteben Tlilrtn pom 8altinOrefr., Gitli9e Sstts,
Die Stufeu 9tnattf, s ~ srs r.-
an inerfe f gaen unb Sansnu,ner beun uuptienS uub
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S@utfdcr Seepter SraBenreni9er une 9aHpenpuser s.
nenfn r 5elmdBt1 Ne3te ro Iduern ail8ejpeen Or
5cbnfmi . 0luk In eer Iate. 80 = =.
NS. als Srtefe mjiicn eaen QOf-Stamp suttalten.
glns 0eiluns in 2 Iasen suseitbert,
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DR.. Hufeland.
Wallautifher GerbiaL

~JU1TuuIITI9SL WUAUtNI
fdr atue 5siguns 4aAn GrE<uus SHFreata Braa-
ns aaueta 5as aab daslepraae ans
TsnH nO1 n68i& .lsruns fur @as an bieitr RranSSs
eeihtRte, fsIbh In ben teBttn StdSttn. s4
Dtte bstltr Preparation te eIet& sym Besr sustrse!s
Fg. 90 III fur eae 9lnHt RSan!esiten bsasaMt Sic
alGemsntr unb gfdtrle ais dt anttre beata Ste sSs
bts eanbss unttSpprftn rO Rrdnt5ttten Bic Ssn
ser etnen efdtua9 ttrrdbsen. Or. BG, bGf tFs des.
ae sutboritdt faat; SD wtl ni4 btbauptea ka5 Ralt
fir una IT, as sts pe uns tsS sb. Gtt5tt r bLs SspVss
dnbeer 9ens nb aber 5 tarn btFtmt rerHdern bag
lie uHs Rrdntbftfn son sv56sres @ssbrlGgeit uns tssv
StsrbsfGGs tnfRhftn.
Cine tSttere gtptt Der tntsit&sn Gsfdsrlt5t sts sss
ttn feinsn GtdIune tntteben Rrdufbtten ists N6 be
tinm 8ltG ber na4.btnAt aus 5tn 8ert&ten bs peasG
pta @tfunbbtltsdmes snnentent Edtenf. Erpsbem yEs
iafsrbth dnutdnH ns ett aunbtasr @Gb bes iusoR la
ittat tIS 4abeutt
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95altimOrc=Scd SMpifaI.

Gegritnpet 3ur llnterpradune Der Sllaflalberet.
Der ein3i8e pldB, no etne 6ttlnn9 erianst
tperpen fdr,+
gtnperltng In e9s SiunDen.
Ren 9uedflter, ba5 euere Weunb6eit opL
le'tDS rlttnrt,
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q ; e II , ! e 3 ante II,

e. 2ieg' 2ttenpS id am 8erges9ong
llno b6r Der 8dume leiie6 0taulden,
{0Dr ouf Der G68el Abenoian9,
2Sle n6dt' td germ nit i9uen tauiben.
Ulir iit ? font ic4 Ia9en nur
2Sie mid er8reift bic iiiBe 9tube,
AJflr 1T, ais pdtte bic gtutur
Sid altge5O9en = @umnlii6ube,
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5 II n9 c Ii e II / eo. ~
0uupert idGne Wioden, eb' td)
Id9lth pllyb bic @lIien, 9eben
llnD rbn oielelt bunoert SdGneu
Srunt bod = II ma cb mir ie6en.
6unbertluol pe8 Cages piinId i6, 3.
Q8Ire nleiu papon ein Wtd0beu,
0ieB' e8 llrlel pper Gjretel,
Wtin4en, Grinden Doet &Itben
Sunbertmal tr1unt' i6, id 1atte
lftr elm 8rautden ats erfpren,
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Der PantpHel un Die Sbreu!
tounbertnaG bielt lie ne 9lebe
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Sbre s n9ern 4 8 i9netoenl
W arm! % 8aruter! lin W armite II
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ltmgab ein &moerI6parm,
Da marb, nlitunter, 9loubt e5 nit,
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SIN 8meiten oau8 MIR pn uper 6rou
9lud nod bic Wtutter ba.
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0a ia6en nit i'm Sret3
3mei S6mie9erlniitter, = bort Dem Wqnu
QBarb'8 trpb Der SS(le + e / E! =. +.
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