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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

without change OF Diet syphilis --l.h
in primary stages cured In 1--WE dpys without mercury.
Geet 81 long standing cured lin ten days Nocturnal
Emissions speedily checked by new treatment. Semi.
nal weakness or lmpotency OF long sannq cured in
three weeks. Diseases OF the throat uose aud skin
speedily cured Any form character Of disease cur.
ed without mercury.
Young Men suffering from seminal weakness, self
abuse, premature pains IN the head, back and limbs
nervous coug general bodily lasstnJe, morbid de.
-tWndpnoy and aversion 10 society inability TO concen.
te the memory and ntellectn are treated for Dyspepsia
Consumption or Liver Complaint, and through the W.
norance aud empiiecsm Of others, or hIsc doicacy
qf their own, drag out miserable existence ly nftft.
lions Of the most imperative, yet simple aws Of theif
| being
MARRIED MEN,
Or those contemplating marriage who are suffering I'm.
ier any OF these ear naades, should not forget the
'acrod responsibility resting upon them, nor delay "a
obtain immediate relief
Diseases peculiar to Females treated
CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Persons at distance falling 10 get permanent eurr
effected elsewhere may receive prompt treatment b,
wung aIull dsenWon Of their case, addressed 10 Dr
stevens, Lock Box 900, Cincinnati, Ohio
| tihce hnnrl from n IN. to o u. M apIg
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FAIR PLAY.

n BlCkFORD would inform his friends and the
IL. public that he has as large and ~ good IN as
sortnent of Boots and Shoes can be found IN the
etyi and he viii sell ~ low any TINT means
be honest lie cannot sell good, fashionable salcale
shoes, worth s2O0for 40 II amy one else can ii ii
none of his business sO long they owe linn nothing
hut he has cheap Boots and Shoes, and will sell low
~ any one can atiord my3-u
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READl READl READi

OAIn0, IIiIN0I1, Inly 3lfh, In0O.
NFEpsRa. JOHN WILCOX A CO-AYour Hlnpec-
lNl tine or "pcrsian Fever Charm, has done Won
dcrs. ! was wholly dcspondent md eretehed when
applied H. and In vc hours he chlis we're removed
and no fevor has ensued u s the simplest cure im
aninnlc and awnnfier of nature or nrt. ! would net
~ without this 'lnpcUtite' n pingic hour liy
Ncry 1tdy, y NJ. NTUUT.
Munttr, ALAaAnA, July 13d, 1880.
GESrLrnNN-i have lHel FnAlohcd nom Che grave w
tie Application your wonderful 'lnpcctnc, or persi
nn Fcvoi charm. For several years have snIqfed
every from fcvcr and age. last Spring my lite
was thrcetcncd, il yourpmedy has destroyed tlf dis
ease, and aui rapidly gaining appetite nnd,atrength
nhslcciihly iunrr, a. N. HAnfON.
Thisu1ly wonderful preventive and cure for fever nn
nuie and Billions fcyels will o sent by mad fai Taid,
receipt of dnllnr hlHo Cor sale a Oh respectable
Dulgeiata aud Country Stores. f
Principal Depot nnd Manuhaclory, lE8 Main st., Rich
mond Va. Branrh Oifce, Dank of Commece Build
ing, Now York Addr,sa. fHn
nu.Nwty John WILCOX A co
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@ae0iraL.


TTNONIC Cathartic and Anti-n, n,speptc Pills never
u hallng Antdole lor Sick headnohe, dyspepsia,
Fever and Agne, Liver Complaint Costiveaces, ljii-
ionsnesa, Neuralgia, Cole DEPRIVED Appetite, nsnr|
dcrcd stomach, Female Distractions, 40 Price 70 cis
per box. One PHI dose.
- THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
. neafthn Testimony of Gov. Wise. of Va.--Wilson's
Pills q safe aud most nsch Family Remedy fof
Constipation, and afcctons Of the Digestive Organs.
Fof Headache they hatc proved themselves specific.
Read the Testimony Of Gov, King, of Ala.-l would
not be without wilson's Pills for any price For Indi.
geshon and Headache divide pill aud take the half,
VI gives immediate relief
pared BY b, L. FkliNEsTOcK 4 co, lInporter. and
Wholesale Druggists, No. % corner Wood and Fourth
sts Pittsburgh, Pa, sole proprieora of w. L. Fahncs.
stocks Nermiirge. Also, ior nalo IN Dayton by " w,
DIETRICH, ABBEY OVER. kOENEh, NOD W. W.
BTEWAR1. ap3.snidaw
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WORMS, WORMS, WORMS.

TNHE season is at hand when these scourges ofchal.
1 hood begin 10 become both troublesome and DIN.
gerous. Dr. John Bulls Vegetable Worm DcStro,e er
rs remedy alike pleasant and cticctua for the evil
There is uot the least difficulty in getting tho children
to take the medicine. u Is prepared in the form Of
Candy Drops, and will he with ayidy by children
of all ages It destroys aud cNpos worms moro eff.
iectually than any remedy muse while at the same
time It will IN no way aect mluriousy the health OF the
child
II can 10 procured from druggists and co4,r, stores
VNoI5Wherc.
DIR JOHN BULL's Principal ONoe, Louisville, XIV.
!, W. DIETRICH
G.. ". UARNELI,
nnlsllnwGm MhoLeaaa. and ReinIl Aprnts IslNtnn
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State Fair.
Increased Premiums on Horses & Cattle
Saw Logs Wanted.

FINHE State Board of Agriculture desire to ascertain
i II possible how many Saw Mills will in all proiahi.
ity he ON exhibition Mt the Dayton state Fair They
desire 50 lar a. they can To make arrangements fir
logs to he sawed into umler Farmers and others who
reside near Dayton, and who may have timber which
they desire "a hive sawed up cef chcrge nj that time
on the Fair Grounds, would do well to make such wish
known TO r. GsIho, superintendent Of the State Fair
a rounds Farmers residing near Dayton, and who have
quantity Of sugar cane onand desiring to have il mnn-
lctured into good moasses the Fair Grounds during
hcFHir ON like terms can he accommodated by making
arrangements with p. Gregg. BY order OF the Board
au20dRwaw JOHN II. KLIPPARr, Cor Sec.
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New Arrangement.
b M DAVIS,
No. 70, Jefferson street,


u N, d., having disposed ofhs stock Of Eastern worl
ID. Mt auction, viii hereafter devote his entire Rtten
ton To manufacturing home made work, which ho vii
get up IN style 10 suit his patrons and the great public
whom he viii be pleased 10 serve.
lie invites ladies and gentlemen to cnll and leave or
ders for work. and he pledges his reputation ns a man
ned mechanic isplease all who can be pleased.
my23d
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Scots and Sbors.
D. RlCKEoRp

XNTOULD inform his friends and tho public that he
w has opened and fitted up in the best style n new
store in BECK ELS NEW BUILDING, No. 2O5
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by VIM. Walker,
Rs Clothing Store, aud next door 10 Beckcrs Bank,
where lac has ollhanda large assortInentof
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PRiVATE DISEASES.

CNUREn In three days ut the Cin-
" cnnnti Lock Hospital, No. 20
Weat Third street, hciWecn Walnut
md Vine, lrp stairs, hy DR STE
VEINS, Consultation free.
br; stevens, from the hospitals
" London, Paris aud Baltimore, IL
the discoyerer Of the only cerian
uid reliable remedies Tor diseases
uf a private character. by his epe-
cinl experience IN tliia, much neg
locicd branch Of medical science, he
\ cnaliod to guarantee azure IN the
most complicated eaaes.
Gouorrhea cured in three days
without change Of diet, Syphilis
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no r s G. TALK,

ToHN sHELLEBERgER, on the West side Of JET
y erson street j. now lly prepared % accommodete
RlAtks, end every hing that may b. found IN welt
reaulnted livery Stalie.
A. 70 he ability 10 please and give entire satisfaction
70 ail who may hvor him with their patronage he
takes gcei pleasure n referring 70 ihc following com
pctent Judges. Clnburn Hauin ~ Hcnhmnn, Ja1ncu
w. Isowrey, John Wianm, leo Kcffo0t and fcter
Voorhees, III of whom, testified under oath, iew dayr
ago, thti Mr. = "a one Of The very hest Livery Men IN
the world and that his nlought popularity, such,
draws customers nom all pats Of tie world n any
one doubts the truth Of this statement refer 10 Geo
mnrit-yl
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIOEERs.
SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GROCEkS
aPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES
sPALDtNG'S- PREPARED gLUF
SOLD ny HOUSE.FuRNISHiNG sToRRs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD ny FANCY GOODS DEALEHs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD ny COUNTRY hEkoliARTs GENERALLY.
Manufactured by .nE ,s.ln
Henry G. spalding & Co., Z
AS Cedar ST., New Yor
Address Post Office, BOX No. 1900.
Pup up IN containing cit Four Fight or
Twelve Dozen eaoh-A bealiiihil ithoRraphe shnv
Card accompanying each package
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
OF all descriptions made ofte best material and in the
latest fashions
He makes to order all kinds Of Boots and Shoes, and
warrants them TO it lie uses bit the hest mate
rial, and employs none but the best wOrkincn
To those who know him, nothing need he said in re
gard to his work or prices. Those who do not know
him ARE invited to enquire Of those who do, TO cal,
aud soc for themselves. lie thinks he give then
good fitting, easy aud durable Boots Shoes ~ cui
be had any where, and at LITTLE BETTER PRICES
His long experience In the business gives him tho
advantage Of knowing how 10 select the best stock anc
being himself good mechanic, he knows how to have
his work made.
lie has engaged the services Of WALTER TROW
BRIDGE one of the best cutters in the West,
sstnnt cutter,
All wanunganything in the Boot and Shoe line, arc
invited to call.
no- Remember the plaee-No. 2O5, Third street, mex
door to Beckol Bank. lelG
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SorDcts, Goruets, Nnfbrfs,

GGuier un6 Qdn0Ier bonn Qan0e perben 6arauf aIimerfiam oe-
nabt, baB tb td9H9 neue 28aarcn aus Der Sabrif Der Galpertrns
@Ompa9nte an @winnS Sails erbolten, pprunter Die ulceerntet
uno neuefen Oditer.
OeItu&, Matten mo &eppi&e werten 9eIfuitten rub
9eIe9t.
@benIp @pllenwaaren 5u eerfanGt.
8omut uno bsiebt metnen 9rpBen &orrob, 80, l Sft- Bal
ttmOretrr afbtn8tpnballe.
Sun22,il s. .. g. @eItpu,
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@arfapariaas mmN Xbeer=Nilen,

SarfapariIaz mnb Xbecr=Niuem
furtrcn SurtIeibistet, @oObrennen. aOpfpeb. wel6es bon cincm
p%erbprbenen Dta9en berfOnmt, llebefeit, llnreinlidfeit, Sdmer-
sen unb t~rantbaIte ~llntbdt9teit Der @in0ewetoe, GlabunSen, Ap-
pathological, gelbiu9tN &c. SIS i6eint, teine piQen Oebsn cine 10
G0senetne Snfrieoenptit. @m iebr gutter Plan Girte eS ietn, Wenn
man btele Yilen ~einnGbnle, wabren6 man 6e QSilottri den 9ebrau1t.
Die Obt9eu Dteotsiuen meroen M. Subereitet bon
Or. SmaDne uno Sc bn,
$40. s gtcrc Sebente Str., cberbaIb Der Dtartttr.. philadelphia
@ertauft BEL: @3
S16Ge y. @opt, 76 8aItinGreltr,
8. 9. 9ance, 1OS 8alinoreItr. ..a ..
$. Saienbat8, broadway uno CAUTION IDenue. ~
5. M. &S4ttm8, 95 8rpabpap-
@eder.Sfftce. GD
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MDbcrt 0tbipn,
O0u8s unD SNtffSpluntber,

No. I "gutapbouS", Galtimpreir. CberbaIb @utapir.,
1T I'M Stanfe ale in ciecS @ei9aft i4to9enoen Nrbeteu su perrjd.
ten.
2uft- unb Grait. Pumfeu, marine un0 faIte Gdaue lbSter- Gtn-
rIbtun9en, NoIb=Sebalter, &anle8 u. |. No., etenio patenttrte
9porantS, weIbe nidbt c%infrieren nn6 n6t perrpIftlth fno,
ptroen ou9eiert0t Mno 9arantrt.
Nufrdae merben gut umo 81 tiat.cnn 9NeNe belorat. (SHt22. id
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GiIenbnbttett &c.
g1e,,er nnb intdtt8er TnDrplon.
- Sad Dem @citcu MD GiiOen. lsA

gIe,ter nn6 hetdttgsr Bnbrplntt.
- gtd6 Dem @cTtcn nnb GiiOen. "a
Baltimore nnb Sbip=Gifenbabn.
@n uMo mad bet 80. Suit 1860 ee6en te 3dee mc fofet;
auSsenpmrnen. nm 8 tr so Wtnutcn @gr2ttttaes uu6 Der 81.
presSue un A ubr - Witnuten Nadnittng$. Setoe 8dge aeten
na4 aaen alehla oS QGefenS mo Rprps25eAens IN biretter
2inie.
Stir WegzBQ1a9ierc.
9la6 alien guaftrt spii6en Baltimore unb YtecntOnD nebule
man ben 8 ubr 80 Min. GJr nttta0- Bug. 3n& alien Yuutten
irNden G%uintetldrb uno 2b6eein8 unc Srtfben @raftrI unS par
fersbur9 On 4 lbr = Wltauten-8u Dct Baltimore. #H
Der UreoertG@N cc accommodations 3u9
SerlSst Baltimore fur Jrttertd NIB bic baswifGeu ~le9eubeu
gldse tdglt6 Tim A Ibr Is Wiihuten gtddmitta9s, nit Musna tnne
bes GUnntnBa, unb erretGt Bteoertd nm III. 90 lR. Mten5S; yer.
last bel Ger NIdtetr 5retertf I'm 9 ubr 0rrrtttta83 unS lanGt
IN Baltimore I'M ~ u. 80 III. Meittagsa an.
Der ptt8zYtQ8=Nc Accommodations qua
debt tGsn6 nit @usnaEntt bts Gpnttaes fe fplat:
@erlG6t Concentration I'm 500 Wlprgens uno / II. 100 g1d6tn.
Bon @aieStt's 9lias I'M 745 Mt0reens, 2,30n $40 Gotut.
Wdf Wal9in9tpn uno DEM Slibelt .e
aeten bic 8ise UNI 4,25 ntb $40 @prhittagS IUwie ua Is uMb
APO Wahmttto9S. N .-#.r
Sim Schatpg UNI AIS Dlprgrn@. .a.H .st -E
Son W1ibington M
TINT 6, 20 wnb 7 surratttasS unb {, 20 un6 s. 80 9ta@tn.
Mn SDnntag MIR NGdnittagS um $780, . .s .tsH
Ser smette Snb pterte 8ug pon @atin19re uno g5oIblnatpn ser,
btnben fth nit CEN 3IgeR her Nnnapplts gatn.
Der 3wette unb brittle Bug bait auf pen 3Rif4sufattgnea.
Rg- QDegen Gtdtt5, Muefunft, Satrt Il. I. 10. renee man na
an S. &. @~nglanO, M8ent On Der StdetaSfEce. Gornbers
fdtipn, Sd III. QreScstt Gmftb.
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore,
8. U. G0Ie. 0fneral, Stleeur. CQu16,tO
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0ei6Gftsperle9ung.
nlO englli9e Sdrift0ieBerei
BON
9Sb. Setnri0.
perIe9t pom glrO. 43 Gentreltr. na9
Is Vprt1- WiQidnl1trdRe. UemzOr

UtlTEgr UUH V1U. ! o UcHtlcTT. Td9
13 g}crt1- WilianlltruBe, Nep=2)orf.
Den 9crrcn SuGoruderei.SeiBe Hermit e~ieersebente @nseise
baB ib iebt wieber 10 wett tt Stanbe bin, nm a0e in sic Sdrift.
saberei etni9la9moe 9rbejen iGnel uu6 bMis sur 3uiricbenbeit
metner 9cebrten Nbncbmer a~nferh8en Sn t6nneu. 8eicn6er8 made
i9 barauf ouimerHamI, baB i6 ittS cine Ouontitit Sdrtften es
ueueten uno beten equities, pu Dem porSiSliGilen Netal &c
8cien, uuf Eager base uno ale gcitcIungen in mS0(iAt tnrSer
3it a~g8iHbrcn tam.
ED- 8olndnbise aH8itQttun8en fir 3eituu98-C fficen
U~orrdtbgi 0 bab e8 bios Der 9caeuel In9abe Der @i6be
bcoari. UNI Die nGtbi9en ArhfeI folort ab5ui0idea.
Ochm9- uno WtetaH=9inten, l3ter=gtnien (Dashes), ipmie cine
Nuspabl Der meilt ~0ausboren 3etunsS- 8ignettcn tnanlcr an 6ono.
@i SIa:4 Ft as.1. l 5 gIis allen gs sG Its 9sl11t.a gratis gu 0snRen
9pe y So. Iefcrc i4 aQe artsn 9reier Su %eeHielben ge6inaunoen
uno greileu we Die 6abrit iabit.
Ga" @beuiC babe t9 StenpeI uto NuSieder fit Gprbitpr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ittt8 o~orritbi1. Yb. 9etnrt6, S6rutaeBer,
Ap20), Sunl6SugS) Nr0. Is %. %gSiaiainir. Sen. g)rrt.
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BS sur beIcnperel1 GenntlltBndbnle.
Ginpanoerer une Stetfenbe fpIten febr SUrf&tts [sin, ete ie Mre
8iuette faufen unb fnlten ~btefelben muir ron fDlden anselfeaten
8e1mtet tdufen, welde pDt tbren @ebalt 1eben, ntGt aber Spn
0aaflern pser 8pif6entrdeern ba tie font Der. Gefatr ~auSeeiest
Fnb, bei6ptnpslt gu nerOen unb ttr @elo uriDnft %auSeebcn.
Dur6fabrt8zBilette
NAB aIen Gttuen bs gDefens fn6 III baben BET
.+ Gt. 8. &ilbebranSf,
8enfrafs @rttsranteu-N eent Der 8,ltintUrs- uno
~ .r Sbtc-@iienbatn.
sason $40, 81 Gbane8itr., Baltimore.
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JenersN erffbermnaen.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms

So, 70 SecpnoIr. 800
Uemer=, Marine mnS 2ebenss0serHAs.
r.Ing8sGompaanten. -
GtderEtc llO fcItcIfc Noutnamuie.
VerltHeru198zGomp. Der 8qllep .. 0iroi,ien
mt $36o,OOO GaYitaL. ''
2nndburgsN erftderuno8 @ortp. y. gSiro;nio,.
NIT 100000 Capital. 9. offFr
NlbenarlesN ng8<@pnlp. y. Wiroinier
init $500, 600 Capital. o'",
Gbarter Oaf@WerIt6. zGDmp. pDn !Sortfcrn
nit $500 600 Gaptal.
SecHrltp@W ELECTROMAGNETIC bon Seem Nc,s
NIT S270, OOO Capital ~
PbSntTzN eritderun98zG prnp. bon Mep=glprf
nit $500, 900 Capital, ~
BE plutez Ser tdertn98@Go y. RepzJoy
nit $270, 900 Capital. oTr
WtprtaltffG Ser iGerung8zgont y. Nepzglsrf
NIT $500, 600 Gapital. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Comp bon 92eipzQlpr 1
nit $3.50 600 Gaphat.
Wercanttle Wfutttal Wlqrine.
nit 1000, 900 capital. a.
Uerelnt9te Staaten Observation-Disclosures r.
NIT 81 ESQ, 972 capital. . -.
Jtortbertt VI IurancezG pt1p. bon QD1t6nn
nit 49, III 6ayttuI.
we o9sn pealertten Solnpd3meGi iRb bpn Ser qeajsI,tyv hos
St01teS U(at1lano ~ausAcrtHrt uub lJeuart. 9'""' v"
we ron oent tlnterjadreten reprIIeutiten gprtno,riosu
nuHm9 oetth9bares @aptal gum noIen 6beIl S",stt.Gg.Seh
Setraa perant~Orttt fit Die 3a6luiQ BON gerI,-pn "'5'9e's"fh
eriest. Ebo&"Sg" SSrnItEr Eanttha
6reb. &fium. SmpeeOr. ~. 0"'"EGS,1z ~
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Weltli6c
Mdrgtan0=Gtfcmbabrt.

$500 MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sffen tta 6infSbmrpsS Station,
Dte 2aee oerfaTsn Gatp rt.Station Uni $50 Born. unp INT 4
unt 6 thr Nd6rt.
Set Der @afTetr srrl1 Tte fc 8tnfsbars e:4ien I'M 6 IS up
1880 Born. ub una $50 gtahn1.
Der 4 llby.3ug erlaubt g. fl9ieran ga Stuntfn lii tenn Gh6.
men rGreen Sprtn8 gauee" %3HBabrtnscn uGs ttbgt I'M s. 20 gtlG.
ptttags CUR Statt ,urtf.
Omn6u1e mad @andtfer, QDeHminaer. Ganeatowu ub Gn.
mtttsbure Geten mad, Der Mntunit hes 8 80 ges rnittaaS -53uaes. 70.
ne aud nab QBedmiufsr ia car IGfbHft res 4 Il. Mahnitiaas-
auCe8 al.
tD(r32t ~ Srwtu & GGpfpr.
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GSim0er's NtGbrm0fbine.

Ds G1ueiter bef8er Staot, Iopc ae pcrlcncn. netde cine
cute R~abmoi@ inc gu babcn piniden, ioatsn i6 srtntern,
bB cine pom uniau Dtai4irer, Spenat 10 pWl 2rbeit tbut ais
r9euO cine anoere, uuo 70 au6 %,lpctmol 10 ptel GelS
nbringt... 95sie& ma&t nniere gtaIbinen gu ben btlli9-
IN bieFser Gtact in Operation an 9lSfer, gsehen unb Soien unb
Baben ibre Gi9uer cbsr Die barrit atbeite: in st Gtaao 9eieBt, id
nRtr @elo az eriparcn, ala tBren bitIe8 ant dlesrenl lSe9e mt9'
lid lit. Pile, Welte eiue Ger betten Rdbmai dtnen, Die
nj Gstraua finn, boben m5tten, ipaten in unierer Office:
&c. 159 BaItimpreltr1Be
vo11pred,en, no Ge6rauds @nlpeiiun9eu IN beutiber, eugltider,
%ranSGf5fer NIB iraniNer Gprade gu baben limo uuS no mir See
q teretnc Dtai1tne tauft, AMI bcrielbcn arbeten lerncu.
edhft mad elnenl @renlplar BON singers Nabmaittnet[ Sci.
Aug. QQe Ntaihmeu werocn elm gauges Sabr nadb ibreut Antauf
opn un8 in softer Sronun8 unb ReparattOn 9ebalten.
(fb28,O W. g. BrobertG, M3snt
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yeidaftS6iidcr, Vapicr= nIlO SGtcibnint;
rinlienzQager.

Samuel e. Turner, 8 SabsG9arle8ltr.
bait beitdnbt9 tnl GOrrotb Ell 9rpBes Eager ppn 9apter, S~d5rei6na.
teriallen, @eitaits- nnt Gontc- SaAern, Sn leincm 2a5er befiu.
bet Ii6 i~nl2n6U6c8 unb nlYcrttrtc5 Strcit- uno griefraptsr rcu
alien n159Idben Sprten ub 5abritcu.
3otenPapier ltnirt unb mctb in grocer Nu8wabl
0"rtef-S Q HOerte aler Scucn.
INSTRUMENTATION auar Nrt IL, 0ifct= un6 @rtoat3sbrau9
%6eberbaItr, Sie8el0f, Cblaten, @ietilIte mn Grit
iL, l~iutcEfiIer It.
Sinte gum S6reibeu u1b iUr Gppirpreieu, bon ben beIten
fabrueu, @pperprciien, BprtooloS, YortenCnnai8 &c. &c.
Comic elm 0rpBe8 9a9er BON gafpapier, Gpjeltarten, Erufsr,
9Orben &c. gu ben btIli9icn BrctieH.
6dnbler lmo Oruder aus scml 3enoe wtrtsn tB in ibreni Snt 4.
reIe inSen. bel mr rersuipreden GEeI7sH)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-12
Otfenbnbmen &c.
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Wtdtig fHr @tnlpauberer uao 0ietIenbe.
Grip0rniB BON Belt, 0elO NIB Gntfcrnnng
ourG bic
Baltimore mftS SDip=G iSeitbnbn
na6 alien T9etlelt pe8 8eItel1s
uber
1urterSburg uno Marietta, ODER 8entpocp,
Wbeeling u1b Columbus.
Die Baltimore uub Sbtp- @tfenbatn btetet benz reitenbsu pub
lHan biz 8rSgten 0Ortteile in 81 .us auf Stnistett, 9sqne,nlt&-
felt, Stherbett, 4InfAidfeit unb SdSnbett Der @ enerisn, 70 bs
fe pn fener anbern 8abn u ctefen Qanbe l6ertrpfen WirO.
0teie 8dtn POM atlanttiGen Meer ~anseebeNb, ii bic dltefe aus
%9ecrbntefe Qtnte, aletbseti9 aber aud BITE iarSeRe unb fGneGfe
lnb ta9er bic tGisfe SOute fur bic ReifenSen ua& benz get1en,
Die ntAt p~erfebIen fOuten, Fe su b~enuRen:
Wetlenentfer11n9 BOT Baltimore nad
Cincinnati: b
lteber 9drferSbura 5S3 Wsiien,
ueber Senpppb unb g3heeItna 6M
lieber Sarrtsbure unD ptttsbure 500
0ur6 bte Midrtett tia sQtnte 5S3
etue @rfnrrt6 an Der @ntferrune nm liz
9urh bic 6 plumbu5 -0tnte $50
cine @rlparntB an tsr Gntfernung BON SO
&eiicnre, Wetap se Baltimore. unb SGtp. @tIentatn benusen,
lf9en bic &et1en In ~ Gagea surmd unb f1bren tn Ndgen, BITE
gu. bd8 dIerbequcntfe uuo nit g%epClherten Stsen etn8erh6tet ftno.
81 #H .. E ' E-LA Q2oo.rn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-12
Sic merfWiirOigteu Gurelr, bic nod il
OerridltCt ipur0eu.

USIlttDlCl lUliIuCti+
Slpapne'8 5uIanlmengeieBter Sprup bon
Der pcren g%e85cniter. nor cinen 9ufeL, .N6na9ms os 6Ieii@eS
er fpnnte lpeoer Iteben nod Ie9en pbue Sei9perltbfet. ar6eter
in @eprge Gmeereg'8 l9afnerei, &ie0e NpaO, uuterbalb g8alace.
Smopne'8 Wilpttri6en f"urirten @5efiel Tbpz
MAS, nabe 4Rbuiroiae f%rabcrbn bon gbilaOelpBta, bon Ra4t-
l4oeiIen, tlraterlid9ssa 9ulten, tur5en1 st9em; isi4 sal5es SSg-
benz p~srf(Oiien mO er srkreut F9 nod INNER stntT gluten gciun6.
belt.
Smapne'8 WilDfirifen 6etlteu tte Trau be8
Srn. Oenart, 95 Oft 4snntraBe, @eabino. SIT INt iberSeu9t,
SAP tie iDr Qeben rettsten. Sic bate Die 9~isseGrunes i'm bB6insn
@rabe, Wuree aber p6ai9 8eiuno, na0cem ie bic 28Ictiri1er &C.
sgaqd9ts; 81: e: g; Stspens. 3sru99it in 0teasin9, oeden
gen, ba bic Giebi5tn bel ibi 8etauft wCrOen.
Ner5te 9ebr1uden uno enipfeblen e8!
@==Gr. 5. $. @lGipn, Sranf[in County, &e., i4retbt; uSeit 10
Sa9ren babe i1 cine larfe PrarS uno empRble Or. Swapne'S
niautnen0efeeten @prup Don 9sil6frI@en Dor alien anOcren DE
6i3iueu. Sm ben 10 iebr %9eiur9tetem qun9enfranfbeien Die lib
in Serdatp ais 10 b6Sart8 er'oeiien, balte i4 Jpn fir ell uniGds-
60c8 0tiueI."
@arnmng. &auie feinen artiet. Der orrssbIi6 GSIbfrI6eu
entDdIt, Dem Ganten bele6ter AerSte ~en9ebiu9t iinO, bic aber nittS
nit leiner 3uiamntenlebun9 5u tbun batten; ira9e aber INNER
m48Oritli& ma3 r0r.S paqne'S Sninunen9eestem SprupSOn
2Silbtr4en," Die ein6i9 d4te g%SiIbftriHen 3u6erettun9.
SipdOue'8 itberztferte
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-16

A pernicious habit is becoming prevalent
in our State, which should at once be checked.
We refer to that of appointing committees or
commissioners to perambulate the State at a
heavy expense to select sites for public build
ings, or to investigate alleged abuses, &c. A
notable case is that of the Democratic Bres-
lin Investigating Committee, which ELECTED
nothing new, resulted in no benefit to the
State whatever, but cost the people an enor-
nous sum, the expense of printing their worth
less report along being s20,178 SO. Another
was the recent commission to select a site for
a proposed new Penitentiary, which cost the
State $4,000, 81 ,344 of which went to the
commissioners who received the usual allowance
ofS4 per day and expenses paid. The Peciten+
tiary, if d new one is to be built, could be as
intelligibly and satisfactorily located by the
Legislature without the light furnished by
those gentlemen as with it-and the site re-
commended (Sandusky City, would not strike
most persons as being an eminently judieious
one. There may be cases where it is expedi-
ent to appoint these expensive committees,
but they are rare.