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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
PurIty or Character.

Over the beauty of the plum and the april
cot there grows bloom and beauty more ex-
uuisite than the fruit itself--a soft, delicate
flush that oYerspreads its sblnshing s,ehsek.
Now if you strike your hand over that, II is
gone, it is gone forever, tor0it never grows
but once The flower that hangs in the NOR
ming impearled with dew--arrayed as no
queenly woman ever was arrayed in jewels
once shake 1t so that the beads roll of, and
you may sprinkle il with water as you please
yet il can never be made again what it was,
when the dew fell silently upon it from heav-
en- On frosty morning you may see the
panes Of glass covered with landscapes
mountains, lakes and trees, blending in beau
tiful and fantastic pictures Now lay your
hand upon the glass, and by the scratch Of
your finger or by the warmth of your palm
all the delicate tracery will be obliterated
So there is in youth beauty and purity oi
character, which, when touched, and defiled
can never be restored7-a fringe more delicate
than frost work, and which whena torn and
broken, viii never be re-embroidered A mar
who has spotted and eoiled his garments il
yonth through he may seek 70 make then
white again, can never wholly do it, even wers
he to wash them with bisteWs When young
man leaves his fathers house, with the bless
ing of his mothers tears still wet upon biz
| forehead, If he once loses that purity OF, char
acter, it is loss that he can never make
whole again. Such is the consequences o
crime Its effects cannot be eradioated, \
can only be .Jorgireh 49,, M .irs-ir gafr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25

advice is that yougo end learn the cooper's
trade. Thipappiicationlof ice nearly foze
Ben out but recovering equilibrium, he said
Iif Mr. Girard was in earnest he would do so
u am in earneslf Ind B6h sonkht The best
cooper in Spring Garden, became an appren-
tice, and nldue time could make a. good q
barrel as 'the best he announced to Old
Stephen that he had graduated and was ready
10 set up business The old man seemed graft
fed and Immediately ordered three Of the
best barrels he could turn out Ben did his
preitiest and wheeled them up 70 the old
mans counting room. Old Girard pronoun-
ced them first rate, md demanded the price,
"0ne dollar, said Ben, Us now as low ms
can live by eCheap enough--make out your
bill" T..a' I'm
The bill was made out, and old Steve set
tied Il with check for $4,000, which he nc
eompanied with this little moral TO the story
Hgfhere cake that and invest il in the best
possible manner, and IL you are unfortunate
and lose It, You have a good trade to fall
back upon which will afford you good liv-
ing" ~ @IUEhtrl&F - 10
We should like TO see all the old solid fel-
lows trying that experiment II might spoil
a barrel or two, but II wouldn't spoil the
bows .ININA NNIuH. rU I.HL. .'I RI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
Removing surplus Honey Boxes.

o Beginners in Bookkeeping sometimes find Il
difficult TO get rid Of the bees, after they have
removed the surplus honey At times, the
bees are quite accommodating, while occasion
ally they remain pertinaciously uncapping the
cells and devouring the honey: or, If there lisa
chance for them 10 go and return, the whole
Join in enforcing writ of replevin. 1t does
not take long for swarm ofbees to empty q
honey box, II you give them the chance The
easiest way to secure the honey and get rid'of
the bees is, to take the boxes of in the morn
ing, and place them in barrel, with the head
oil, near the mouth of the hive, allowing the
bees free egress from the boxes. Then cover
the top of the barrel with sheet, table-cloth,
or any piece of white cloth, SO that the bees
can neither get out nor in. In a few minutes
the excitement among the bees will wax strong,
and the barrel will sound like a disturbed bee
hive Remove the cloth for a few moments,
and numbers Of bees will ily out Put H. on
a Jain, and repeat this every Eve minutes
The box will soon, be empty. A few dr0nes
will be the last to leave. They are easily dis
posed of as they cannot sting. No tobacco
smoke is eeded,-- Ohio Farmer
Surplus or drawer honey; IL not removed al
ready, should be taken off without delay The
white clover rseason is past, and where the
boxes are not full they will be filled with
buckwheat honey If lett tYsAer being Glled
and cappel, the comb wiii- be discolored, by
the heat of the bees s--Eds ytasa So sNr3,H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
How 20 improve cider.

Professor Horsford, the chemist, has recent
ly communicated to the Massachusetts, Horti-
cultural Society u recipe for the improvement
and preservation Of cider, which he recon-
mends to general trial II is as follows:
''Let the new cider from sour apple--sound
and selected fruit is TO be preferred d-ferment
from one to three weeks, as the weather is
warm or cool When it has attained to lively
fermentation, add to each gallon, according to
its acidity, from half a pound to two pounds of
white crushed sugar, and let the whole fer
ment until it possesses precisely the taste
which il is desired should be permanent In
this condition,spour out a quarter Of the cider
and add for each gallon one quarter Of an
ounse of sulphite of lime, known as an article
Of manufacture under the name of 'antichlo-
ride of lime Stir the powder and cider up-
Ill intimately mixed, and return the amulsion
to the iermenting liquid "A gitate briskly and
thhroughly for a few moments, and then let
the cider settea When after few days the
CIDER has become clear, Iraw off and bottle
carefully, or remove the sediment and return
to the original vessel If loosely corked, or
kept ina barrel on draught, it viii retain its
taste as a still cleer If preserved in bottles
carefully corked cider which is better, il will
become sparkling cider, and may be kept
indefinitely long, "a -r-~-, ~ -..--s- Z. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
Sg@inIS5. .asaafbinlrSss...I "a \.
A. p. DOUqLAss Sc 90.
"a Main street, DAYTON,

| satamgl 'f lf 1fii "a hfa ls1fs fGi
ofaF Coz sele new style mechnesi,, ,fsisg ia
THEY wiiiHem, Fell, Stitch, Run and Bind 10 tienos
superior manner and arc the only nianlhhes IA Nj,
market tha are 50 walaud 40 amply rnate ttat Tic,
may be sent into e'miles With .np other instruction.
than contained in circular which accompanies eacl
machine, and nom which ehad Of fourteen 5odrs ma,
readily learn how tae md keep them In order The,
sew rapidly, and will dp The sewing Of e,ipHy cheape
and m less time than ten scamstressos, .fi..f 49,.
Hand sewing II hst becoming among the things o
| the TaAt-hndw wtAl hmliyw NJ without nsewng Mn
chine when our new machine viii sew better, mofcssk
handl
hs@0is SIMPLE aBpi more sasagR tiaodda nm 68,s,
1iaefinos soal6saaag aaH
lt makes seam which will not mp or rayel, through
every stitch be cut. lfriGI a.is fgra,Fa
Il sews nom two ordinary spoos, and thus all trouble
OF wmdpethreadis Rvoided, vbrns4 sngmE
The same machine BY amerer exchange Of spools,
can be adapted 70 al varieties Of work '''t 1''
The same machine runs ai hnan lltrtas, and com.
mon spool cotton, with equal facility. VOC .vah
The seam isas elastic q thc most elastic fabric, so
That i IS ree nom MI liability tobreaiS nN ashing IRON
| ing or wear. ga pti iadui IA C hns
The sttchis more beautiful tlian ANY other made,
either by hand or Inaehiue. Mo- one wholss carefully
examined the various patents before the public can
h Of seeing that this machine s the best adapted 10 al
The wants Of fie family. 800 t1aIdgi4 lo yishf q
II runs rapidly. 500 .,.as ,iIs,.,...s., 80 Il
| II makes very little noise,
ut y impossible for our sfch TO ripby accident Vet
wten hfs fsdesirabie, scam can he rlppea either an
through or up to any desirable point beyond sldel.
point again, il is equally impossible for ito be ripped
except desimedly
The same canhotts r,idor any other stitch. So Q
There is hardly any class Of family sewing, axctpt
making button holes and sewing On buttons, but
what this machine possesses the capacity 10 ac-
l9ompsh. ESee16ngts work upon single thickness
Of Swiss muslin, with the finest thread with nsatess
gclity' and regularity Of Stitches nns'rpassed by nny
other machine or by hand-l And thelE again, the
machine VII sew' with the game ease Hnd leiAty,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25

Old Girard had fayorite clerk, and he al
ways said "he intended 10 do well by Ben
Lippincott" So when Ben got to be u be
expected 70 hear the Gw@nor say something
Of his future prospects and perhaps4l lend q
helping hand in starring him in the world
But the old fox carefully avoided the subject,
Ben mustered courage II suppose am free
sir, said he, sand thought 1 iwoaid say
something 70 you as 10 my course, what do
you think had better do " eyes, yes know
you are said the old millionaire, and my
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25

Terms 1Dr hoVeftHefneutA kitatitf hpco
OF for longer period than above specified, made known
at the Counting Room. ia5a /.
Advertisements published In both the DAILY and
WEEKLr Emfnr will be subject 10 an additional charge
Of one-h half the Daily RITES nll al N
All advertisements charged nj the rate OF hhy
cents per square of ten nes 0f the first insertion and
twenty-five cents for every additional nserfio unless
agreement is made prevousto nseriionat The above
rates. all7..l. I.I
% Persons wishing 10 discontinue their yearly ad.
yerfising must give notice nj the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must he paid for IN advance.
The privilege ofannun advertserais limited 10 their
own business and all Advertisements for the benefit of
other persons lnslegal adyertsements and ad-
refreshments Of auction sales sent in by them must be
paid for ut the regular rates.
Tributes Of Respects, Notices. Meetnga Of Literary,
Military, Fire and other assocaons,or the holding Of
Fars 20 lio paid tOr a. follows For insertion Of
amy such notice. not exceeding square OF ten lines,
q cents und no cents for every subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not exceeding one-haf square in
length inserted time for 20 cents. All notices in-
tenpd 70 promote private interests to he inserted IN
The ocal column (Which IL only at the option Of the Ed-
itors must BE- paid or 1t the nte Of 40 cens Per lhe.
No cuts, stereoypes or electrotypes inserted unless
NIL Mann p H...frfH @tfHHf f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
BaItImOre and ONO RaIIrOal
nlInols CentraI RaIIroad.

TINwO Daily Passenger Trans leave indianapolis, via
Terre fAute and indianapolis Railroad, making
lows
Al Matlnon for urbana, Kanakee, CentnliA, Cairo,
Memphis, NatcheY, Nickshurg, New Orleans and Mottle
At pana for Decatur Springfield, Bloomington, Peo-
ria Galeshurg Burngton Quincy l@ salle Rock
Island, Mendoza, Dixon Fulton, Cedar Rapids, Free
port Mineral Point, l,acna Dubuque, Independence
Cedar Falls, Prtrie Du Chem, Lacrosse and = Paul
For through tickets amply 1T the Offices OF the In
diana Central Railroad; also, nt The Office Of tho Terre
llnutc and indianapolis Railroad m the Union Depolln'
dinnnpohs. W. n. ARTHUR,
General superintendent, Chicago.
W. r. JOHNSON, Gen. Passgr Agt, Chicago. aile
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
Produce and Provision Store,
.rorL.s u eds ESQ q. ssatl1s o5.1., g-qrsl efa
Montgomery House, Third Street,


JACOB HIDIRB Pfopretor THE Excelsior Pro.
81 dpce and Commission Store j. In the hest pos
sflae INN for the summer LimpaiQl The proprietor
having hal long cNpcnere tatefcr totho Iullic
taste understands ly tho table wants Of this
uiiy end s prolag.al t. sapIlF them FRESH
HES FRUITS, &c.'toecther WITT m the little eibie
exins THAI g4ie 90 chs Risle during the SUM
nief viii plways b. kept resh and nice, aud subject
The order f tho lhibl no can appreoist the
ience Of obtaing such tlungs every day, and at any
thine of the hy. ~ M hsra f' rti H..Hl
uldJaSe a slu dsterainsd to please tho pvople aud
he does not, he " determined u shsho he lis tuii
He desires he pe9e 10 ehi and see hle place. Ne
sure BE- can please thcm, nOyi-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
Railroads.
naYton and MlchIgan RalIroad.
Iaea -

r.. ,sss zHa ~
Ass4 81 ...s.ssi isss.....sss...
CtHORT LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trains
ally, except sundays, until further notice.
Leaves Dayton arry val Of trains nom CINCINNATI ~
$40 arriving at Toledo at p. M Detroit ~ 5sds
D. M, and Chicago ut $40 p.mt 1863 ~
The $40 p IN. train arriving in Toledo at a. m, De-
troit ut Gas a. m. and Chicago ut SOFA. m. I.a.
Passengers 10y each trim for the east have one hour
at Toledo, and arrive IN Cleveland In same time ~ by
Clyde time.
East by the Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways
OF Canada The time TO New York and Boston by tins
route is the via Clyde, and only three hours
and forty minutes more than via Columbus line. Pas
sengers by this line cross the great Suspension Bridge
and pass In direct view Of Niagan Falls.
baggage checked through and fare as low az by ANY
other route II. M SHOEMAKER,
Gen. superintendent Dayton O.
N SHOEMAKER, u
an9O Gen FREIGHT and Passenger AT Toledo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
AIh. ROrnsteln. Music Teacher,

NO. l55 MAIN STREET.
INSTRUCTIONS given yarious Instruments. Mu-
i re fnrnished la balls, Parties. 4e -I .aat
OulcrS may L. len 90 The rf=idcnce of the above,
er m riAlser Rex Co.'s Music HALL Third street 0l
Teruls inoderute. a, ..f4 mrliddm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
WHEELER ~ WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
l'e Huston building, i" 'sn'aa'
C5fner Of Third and Jefferson Streets,
ftfsrft aaaf rffEf

!lME Tna ifF
DAYTON, OHIO.
JNTE ofh.r the Wheeler and Wilson SeSng machines
w with impor.ant iiiprpyvments, VI rodVctionO Of
80 on former prices, and to meet the demand for q
GOOD, ioW.pfiscd Family madame have htrafci,d q
NEW STYLE, working upon the same pUucipe, and
making the siitch though not hlgsdy fniAeia ~
l'lEIY'FINE DOLLARS.
The elegance, speed, hoseleaBioss nud simplicity o
the Inhine, the hVauty aud strength of stth, bong
ALIKE + ON BOTH slbsls, inipoaAills 70 navel. sIld
leaving ehane or Iidgc on tie ppderede, the econp-
lny ofthrcnd amt niaptahfn 70 te tlickcst nrtiin.
nest hbris, has rcndste this tae oct snsaessl and
popular Sewing machine nos naio
AZ our various ofacss sell Ht NeE York pFices,
and give instructions free Ofcharge, 20 enllr pufvha-
sers 60 sew ordinary seams hem icll, quilt gather
lind AMI tuck, all onthe Ilaaolne, and aafrunt
for three years. tr.Ert -. -
SEND Or CALL FOR A CIRCULAR, containing sd
paftcnlaTa, prices, testimonials, 90.
iapl5 .gaM SIMMER 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
PIANOS

NNTE hive justfecelycd an elegant assortment of Pr
Nv amos, nom Tho besi makers Ia the eastern oites
oomIrFins great yei"'yo of styles and sizes. They
have tho nraesi siok 10 ~ ioid hyl heTe In this VI
cinity all Qf which VIII be sold low as they b.
bonghtin Nov York itssf,n, or any whereelhe. 2s
~ Call "a tho obi establish Headquarters,
Of Third and JeiiersOn Streets,
lune2t,lonl .ha.rrh ~rs ltrs CHAS El,las.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
Daily empire.
DAILY RMPIIln.

n. KEILY, .. EnoLLMEfEn, FRASK SEAMAN, WI. HooA
EMPIRE BUILDING, IIO MAIN STREET,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
lorinting dlateriaIs.
FRANKLIN
Type and Stereotype Foundry

No. I6s Vine street, cinoinnati, ohio.
DRINT1NG PRESSES Gases, Galleye, &e. News
II Book aud dob ryilc, Inks and printing Maieral4
of oycry description, Bruids and Pattern Letters o
various styles. srEREorifs0 of hll kindsBooks, Mu-
nc, Pateni Medicine Directions, Labels, jobs, Wood
cuts, etos ElEofaOaYPiHa In all is branches. mys2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
1HREE sTEAM POWER PREssEs

two Of them Hoss famous cylinders, the other ono Of
AnAus' last patent enabling ua TO faTnsh large num.
her of impressions IN very short time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
nay Prices as Low as che Lowest. rs
@Sermats @srtmttms

The DAYTON woc'ESulAT'r being located in the EN-
rrRr Building, affords us facilities for doing Printing
In German, or German and English, on the
shortest notice. and most reasonable terms.
Hs- Da tas .,Daptcn aBod,snbIatt" NS I'm GmpIr'
Gsbdubt bsRnss, 70 II ms gtseeubst etbettH Srndf
arbeitsn In Deutib, cher Druift nnS Gnsi6 aufs
sduenRs une ~ dnusbmbaren prslIsn ~ bteratn'
Remember the location s
ITO Main Street,
2d door from Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
We Must have Room

rNo receive stock ofsTErSwAY 4 SONS celebrated
- 40 saPhI "A N OS, sisy Is
Apd t,sai slerios,win sell slot o. Chidkens a i
sons unf niphau ifan0e at Ycry wv pricef, Nov ~
ihs ghic tobp, sweNnh 20 lettti n uhem
ausidiw CHAs. ELLIS, cor. ~ Jtf,era0n st4,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
+ROvBR &c BAKERys

w oRlHBRAfEDbi l'H oag 1,5u
sa taa d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25

rlV tbF 'h67E5t {
&o0h Ealh-l. W .aAll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
saeng spne-seat Parlor Chairs for 500 worth s2S

Is selling both ane and large Castor ChaIs for SIT and
M s25; worth s22 and $50. d - " 44asif
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25

Per week. payable 10 carriers) .....A ....a..s Il
~ mail per annnm. In ad9ancel y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25

DunhamlI and ohiaterIng Piano Fortes.

4 HAVE ON band a lot Of The above named Pianos,
which 4 am dasiqpus II closing hut, and will sell
them mueh heiOW the usual prices. Call aud examine
them a. the Primo Hcadqafters, Huston Hall Building.
'JeA filas ld il Aaaf .ii CHARLES LLLs'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-25
DaytOn, XenIa and COlumbus RallrOad

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. t
a on A, M.--The mail train leaves the Six Street
JEW Depot
= On p M.-Second Train--Sandusky Express
D.,1V East and WesLcOnuects via Clyde,
JOHN II. HUDSON, Supt
NJ. g. cLAPP Gon. Ticket Agent iy3O