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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIONERS.
sPALDING's Prepared GLUE,
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by HARDWARE STORES,
sPAI.DING'S- PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHlNG STORES.
SPALDfNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
Henry G. Spalding & Co.,
"a Cedar ST.. New Yor
pddresa Post Oiice, Box No. 3,6OO,
Pup up IN cases containing cit -Four Eight or
Twelve Dozen eaeh--A beautiful lihogiaphie Show
Gard accompanying each package
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

! !. !.
ItUREDn three days a lhc Iln-
I j cinnati Lock Hospital, No. 10 +
West Third street, between Walnut I FE42 \
and Vine, up stairs by DR. STE I 1T u
VEINS Consultation free. EA%
DIR; Stevens, Grom the hospitalsI s,fffyHtsA .s\
of London, Paris and Baltimore Isl - t tIk.S
the discoyerer of the only CERTAIN u 6sh K2gtftfAl
and reliable remedies for diseases 6NSS4lflfsf&t.2
of n private character BY his spe-lkkANST4lletlSHE
cial experience in this, much neg NbsaFk1ptftN3N#
lected branch Of medical science, he vsSSSA tfiV
= enabled To guarantee azure in the VSSNSSr&W
most complicated cases N72t{HEytV
Gonorrhea cured in three days tW
without change Of diet syphilis 49,
in primary stages cured In five duys, without mercury.
Gleet OF long standing cured in ten days Nocturnal
Emissions speedily checked by new treatment. Semi
nal weakness or lmpotency OF long standing cured in
three weeks Diseases Of the throat, uose, aud SKIN
speedily cured. Any form or character OF disease cur
ell without mercury.
Young Men suffering from seminal weakness, self
abuse, premature pains IN the head, back and limbs
nervous cough, general bodily lassude, morbid de-
spondency and aversion TO society inability to
ate the memory and intellect treated for Dyspepsia
Consumption OF Liver Complaint, and through the ig-
norance and emprecism Of others, a false deeacy
of their own drag out miserable existence by nffac
tons Of the most imperative yet simple of their
being. . -
Or those contemplating marriage who suffering
der any Of these fearful malades should forget the
sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay TO
obtain immediate relief
Diseases peculiar to Females treated.
CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Persons at distance falling to get permanent cure
effected elsewhere, may receive prompt treatment by
writing nun description Of their case addressed 10 DT.
Stevens, Lock Box 800, Cincinnati, Ohio.
| Office hours from n. m. 10 8 p. m. apl6
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1ibrrp.


IOHN sHEf.LEBERGER on he West side Of tei
s fcraon street Il nov hily prepared 70 acommodeie
the prilAic with Get N ORsEN GOOD tIN9fEs, CAR
RlAGEs, and eyory thing that may ~ found IN well
regulated Livery stailc,
A. 10 his aidy 10 teasc and rive entire satisfaction
10 all who may hVor him with their patronage. He
takes greet pleasure N rcinlng 20 the following com
potent Judges, Clntaim Hnqn, r. lleaihinan james
W. Lowrey John WiRpm, Ice keuoot and feter
Voorhees, IN Of whom testified under oath, few days
ago, that Mr. ~ ~ he very hctt Livery Men N
the world and that his unloughf popularity, such,
drfws customers nom all parts II the world " any
one doufs the truth Of THIS statement, We Teier 70 Geo.
W. Houk and John Howard, Attorneys At law
inarltly1
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

OF all descriptions, made ofthe best material and in the
latest fashions. -
He makes to order all kinds Of Boots and Shoes ana
warrants them to IT, He uses but the best mate
rial, and employs none but the best worltinen.
To those who know him, nothing need he said IN re-
him are invited to enquire Of those who do, or to cal
aud see for themselves. He thinks he can give them
good fitting easy aud durable Boots OF shoes s ciI
be had any where and ut LITTLE BETTER PRICES
His long experience Ia the business gives him the
advantage Of knowing how 10 select the best stock and
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 Wesi a. an 's
sistant cutter.
All wantngmything in the Boot and Shoe line, are
invited 10 call.
door to Becke Bank. iel6
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Scots ann Sbors.
o. BICKFORD

XXTOIiI. u inform his friends and the public that he
w has opened aud fitted up in the best style new
store in BECKELS NEW BUILDING, NO, 2o5
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by VIM. Walker,
rs Clothing Store and next door to Beckels Bank,
where he has on hand large assortnlento
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

Omes-NO. as Jefferson Street, Dayton.
DUY and sell Exchange, Gold, Silver, Uneurrent Bank
ID Notes, and discount approved hasiness paper at
low rates. ieiml lAlawtia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18
Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
10. 11e Main Street.

No. 1l6 Main Street.
TINHE undersigned has purchased the well known Boo
and Shoe Store heretofore carried on by N. W. VIII
son. and will have the business conducted to please the
old patrons of the House. and many new ones as will
favor him with their custom.
every style Of ..
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS &C.,
And will always make exactly TO measure ana order
The business will he in charge Of the most sldllhi
sured thai query effort will bo mad to please.
B6-Cal in as OF old, at Il6 Main street, Two doors
below Market Remember every thing is put up 70 slt
the public. my0-u GEO N. WILSON
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b N Dan IS
No. 70, Jefferson street,
DAYTON. O.

ID NJ D., having disposed ofhis stock Of fEastern work
D nj auction, will hereafter devote his entire atten
ton to manufacturing home made work, which he will
get up in style TO suit his patrons and the great public
whom he will he pleased 10 serve
He invites ladies and gentlemen TO call and leave or
ders for work. and he pledges his reputation rs man
ned mechanic I: please all who can be pleased.
mN2ll
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aDaintii,g.


IIOUsR, SIGN AND oRNAMENTAL PAINTER,
Grainer and Varnisher imitaior ~ marble Of va
r4ous kinds, Sc. Terms reasonable Work done on
short notice
p5-ahop on Main Street, opposite the Market House,
over DarroN's Boot and shbc stnrc. apple
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Da- De sare and ask for DR., VIM. Halls Basam.
For ,ad iy the Pr0prietofs, ,


No y West Eight Street, Cincinnati.
Nsobyw W steward, } W Dietrich and Andrew
el,scts DAYTON II Jackson, Chambersburg. Max.
ygsll Cgntrcyilie Geo l. Beyers, Mnmisburg, W II
Nrgley Germauton, + u Shnier, Farmersyhle, Perry
Marker, Liberty Meyers, New Lebanon, David Bish'
Auty, Baker. Bro a Go, philhpsburgh, Ehy x stock
i,,,nr' Tnion Geo shovel. Litdc York, Philip Cart,
str,nftewn, l. Il Pdoutz, Post Town Turner lieyern
SALON Nlll'-lN'NW
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1lotfIs, sc.

/ TER Manager. 7. n. MORTON. Clerk Corner oi
Louisiana AMI Illinois street, iNDiANAPOLIS, Indiana
Fare one dollar per day. Meals at all hours. aus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18
FAIR PLAY.

n BICKFoRD would inform his friends and the
puhle that he has as large and as good an as
sortlnent Of Boots and Shoes can be found nlthe
city; and he will sell low any can that means TO
he honest He cannot sell good, fashionable, saleahle
shoes worth $500 90. II any one else can, IS
none OF his business, 10 long rs they owe him nothing
But he has cheap Boots and Shoes AMI VIII sell rs low
II any one Afford myS-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

or nll ualN7 l's'N'uH wv WV -----------
JOHNSON house,. n. MAIN, Proprietor
81 Cleveland, Ohio &. u. NowcOmb, Clerk. lylhu
CIT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Broadway, New
- York.-When completed, six years aan, the -
Nicholas universally prunonncei the most megnh
cent, convenient and thoroughly ortni2ed establish
ment oi the kind this continent. What v was thon
remains to-lay-Nthout rival n size, IN sumpu-
oaness and in the general elements of comfort and en-
iuyment. The Hotel has accommodations Tor liW"
guests including 100 complete suites ui apartments l9r
amiieH Six hundred persons be comfortably
seated NJ the alAcs Of it, three puiic dining rooms,
and nothing that modern ART has devised for the CON
vcnence social qualification Of the travelling pubc
has been omitted IN ts pian s neglected In s prr-
ucal details. The early reputation ~ the house al
home and abroad, derived from it, magnitude us su.
perb appointments aud h- home-like comforts and
Injuries, has hcen enhanced every year by the unwea-
RED exertons uf the prOprietors
u,y2qm3 TREADWELL, WHITCOMB co.
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SP-ALDING'S
PR EPARED GLUE!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATlONERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BN HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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Rr0adWay HOLeI. Clnclnnatl.

IOSEPH H. CROMWELL, Proprietor. This popu.
81 lar Hotel h 4tmted on the Corner nt BROADWAY
AND sECOND STREEfS, conyenient 20 the steam.
toat landing and a the Railroad Dcp0is, also, near nll
business houses, hanks, and places of amusement
% breakfast for early trains at O'Clock Ounlh'is
or all trains leaving the CITY, WI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-18

INSURANCE co. OF HART
Nl FonD, CoNN. Capital s2tn,OOO
myai CHAs. r. CLARKE, Agent at Dayton.
II ONE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of Nsw
III HAVEN, uoSN. Capital ssO,0DO, paid IN cash, and
securely invested.
This company nsures Buildings, Merchandise, House
Furniture and other insurle property, nj ~ low rates
as are charged by other solvent companies.
Three-fourths Of the profits of the business, (ael
delncng per cent for the HtoclhOlders) divided
ANNUALLY to the holders of policies in this company
payable in scrip bearing interest Parties h-uring viii
us incur no liability whatever.
DOuaLAss Il. SATTERLER President.
DANEL TRowBRrn0E, Vice Pres.
CHAs. WIsoN, Sec'y.
my5i CHAs. Il. CLARKE, Agcut at Dayton.
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EcoNoMYi DIsPATcHi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

FROM CENTRAL AND SourH AMHRIcA.-By
the Northern Light we have later news from Cen.
tral and South America.
The Panama Star and Herald says an Official
question has arisen between the Cnited States
and British naval forces In that bay, Of consider.
able magnitude, occasioned by an order given Z,
the guards from her Britannia Majesty's ship Clio
stationed at the British and French Consulates
since the late riot to hail all persons passing those
houses Several foreigners have been stopped by
the sentry, and on Saturday an American officer
and subsequently, an American citizen have been
arrested for refusing to respond The matter was
brought before Ffag-oficer Montgomery, now
commander or the American forces, who at once
addressed a note to Captain Miller Of the Clio:
but the result had not been known when the
The Nicaragua correspondent of the Panama
Star writes al follows, under date Of llth ultimo:
hora's death was received with signal satisfac-
ton by the Nicaraguans because 1t was supposed
that IL he had succeeded, Barrios and himself in
tended to attack Nicaragua and, had they done
SO, no one doubted their escape.
President Martinez IL agafn at the bead Of az
fairs Mr. Dimitry 10 still pressing the Nicaraguan
Government for convention to settle the clai ms
OF American citizensA but es yet with no success.
The President has consented TO call Congress to-
gethef on the Is Of December, instead of the Ist
Zeledon treaty NAV tau place before the six
onths (Which expire on the 9th Of December)
are over.
terrible calamity happened at San Lozerno on
TIC iVth uit. " nile the Fefuvlan nlgdte Calido
wss going on the dry dock for repairs, with a
large number Of persons on board the dock gave
way under the enormous weight, causing the
Vessel 10 pitch over on her s'arboard beam, when
the nIass snapped, and the ports being opened she
flied rapidly with water. OF the crowds below
few could do aught bat scream. IL is supposed
that l50 lives have been lost, besides large num-
Der who have been wounded. The CaIlao wss a
A-gun ffigate. and is said TO be total loss. The
occurrence may have an important political effect
as General Castillo was suspected Of designing to
wage war against Ecuador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

A PoLIrIcAL JoKE-A countrymap was la7ilv
saunering along some Of the prime pal streets OF
Atlanta, when his attention was attracted by a
Placard on one Of the business houses which
appeared TO astonish him not little Presently
he was heard to exclaim, 4" The devil he is Who
then will run on the American ticket now >,
Bells hung !" was the inscription on the card -
Marietta Idrocats.
III Tie undert ker Of Roxbury last week ex
hnmed the remains Of the father and gradmotber
OF the Revolutionary patriot, Gen joseph War
rem They were AIKEN from the old burial ground
on Eustis street, and are to be carried to Forest
and one Of the teeth OF the father Of General War
entire. .l =
u young beauty beheld one evening on
NH; TWO horses rnnning of a. locomotive speed
Win Hight wagon. AS they approac he'd, she
was horrihed at recognizing In the occupants OF
the Vehicle two gentlemen Of her acquaintance.
"eoys she screamed In terror, Jump out-quick
-esPsclaiy oeofse" 1t is needless to say that her
sentiments as to George were from that time forth
no secret.
W The Government survey of the northwest.
era lakes has closed for the season Headouartsr.
10, tne winter are established at Detroit The
has been accomplished the entire rsyioo of Z; rand
Traverse Bay, including the Manitou and For
Islands, having been surveyed, and the tonov-
riPhy and photography obtained with extreme
accuracy.
u uian haaneo dstof hiemus, confidential
clerk Of Carbajose, Ybarzabal L Co, merchants
at Havana, Cuba, having robbed that Arm Of
SO 900, and fed to this country In the steamship
Bienville, which arrived on the 22d, has already
heen arrested at New York, by means OF Informs
ton sent to Key West and thence by telegraph
Dln order to amuse the children on the Sab
bath, . lady In Brooklyn was engaged In reeding
TO them from the Bible the, story Of David s,d
Goliah, and coming 70 that passage In which CO.
liah 50 boastfuIly and defantly dared the young
stripping, little chap, almost In bis erst trowsers
said: "Sstsf, ski that that he's only blow.
Ing. want 70 know who licked!n
III Add -el- Kzder has written letter TO the
Archbishop Of Paris, who 10 his personsl friend
expressing his obligations to the Emperor for tie
confidence rePosed In him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
frHE REcT LINfNiENr M 1Ir MnRInN


The only cafe aud rtaia for Cancers, Piles Tu
mora, eveings asd BroRcbt or COre, Paralysis, Neu-
rslsa, Weakness cf the Muscles Chronic natmmatory
Rhermstisn Stiffness Of the jsins Contracted Muscles
Lgameats, Earaebs TooshGeLs Bruises sprans Frssh
Cuts, Wounds Ulctr FsvsI sOrss Csksd Breast. Sore
Nipples Barns, Scalds Sore Throat any
pain, Differences how severe leHg ths disease may
have existed hcLEANS CEkEDRATED LINIMENT 10
q certain remedy.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life Of dis
erspitrde and misery the Of this invaus BILE remedy
MeLEANS VOLCA MIC OIL LINIMENT
Wall reheve pain alnost and u will clean
purify aAd heal the foulsst chile short
FOR HORSES AND 0THER ANIMALS
heLEAN'S CELEBRATED LINlMENT is the onIy safe
and reliable remedy for the OF Spawn, Rsngbone
Wndgals, Spnts, Unnatural Lumps, Nodes slinfs
I, never failed to Big Head, Pcsv Fistpla, 0id
Running Sores, or svesRy, IL properly aprlied. For
sPrsin, bruises Scratches Crash.d a.s Cbsfs, Saddle
remedy Apply as drsetsd and certain in every
instance.
Then trife.no longer with the many WORTHLESS Lnren.s
offered 70 yon Obtain supply Of DR. McLEAN's CkLE
BRATED LINIMENT. II viii cure YOU
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts, ST. Louis, Mo.
CHARLES SToTT, BIS Pa. sv., sole agent in wssun e.
ton; r. s. T. CIss Ell, 6sorgstova. seND&wIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

RESPECT FOR RoYALrY-A Practical JOKE
In a certain city of Canada West resides col
ored man by name "Frsnk," functionary
who INDUCES in hair dressing, saloon keeping,
and the mysteries Of cooking and general wait
ing This colored individual is a man of rare
w.t. unbounded humor, quick at repartee, and
fond of practical joke. He has, moreover, a
certain pinguituds Of system, 80 that when he
INDUCES in 3 laugh, external or shrouded be-
meath the black veil of his shining outside, he
may be said to shake like q jelly, after the
fashion of Sants Claus, in the might before
Christmas
Now it happened as the story goes, when the
Prince of Wales visited the city where Crank"
resides, that ball was given in his honor, and
that Frank" was an essential accessory there
to. Without Frank" the ball was no ball.
During the evening, sitter supper, and while
"Frank" was among the dishes in the culinary
room, his privacy was intruded upon by certain
young women, who addressed him insinuating
ly, about as follows:
"Oh. Frank, have you the glass out of which
his Royal HigAness drank ?'' To this Frank
drink out ofit?" "CertsinIy." "Now. Frank.
which side of the glass did his Royal Highness' Q
lips touch ?' +" Frank" indicated the identical
spot
Then the young women, each and all rever-
entity and jubilantly touched their lips to the
glass They then said, Z" are you sure, Frank,
that We touched the place touched by bis
Royal Highness's lips?' To which Frank
answered. certainly, for l wanted to drink
spot touched by bis, just before you came in. I
know it is the place"
Fancy the result. Young ladies ersnnt, dis
gusted; and the facetious Frank relapsing into
one OF his most violent cacchinations and iel.
lifylng for full half hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

u Fred Douglass, the black man, a few days
ago received a letter from an individual calling
himself Charles Hspp, and describing himself as
a"whight man, who offered TO marry Douglass
daughter and cherish heS through life, provided
Douglass would "come down'' SIS, 600 or $40 900
Douglass, however, declined the honor replying
to his "whight' correspondent:
s'fou evidently think your white skin Of great
value. don't dispute II; it is probably the bes,
thing about you. Yet not even that valuable
quality can commend you sufficiently to induce
even SO black negro as myself to accept you as q
son-in-law."
Mr. Happ Is probably Republican Of the
"practicalr sort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

THE Story OF A FRENCH GIRL-The New
York correspondent ofthe Boston Traveller writes:
"a short time since one Of the agents that are
abroad selecting musical talent for America sent
on to the care Of Adams L Co g Express a
French girl, who was engaged TO teach for one
year In southern institution on salary Of $500
per Year. On her way to New York she saw
German merchant of this city, who was smitten
with her, for she was young lady Of dazzling
beauty He followed her to New York, and mad e
a formal proposal for her Eand. The gentleman
was well known 10th head of the house Of Adams
q Co. as a gentleman Of wealth and standing
But the young teacher declined the proposal, at
least Till her cont act for ching should expire
and the consent Of her parents obtained But the
gentleman was not to be put of The lady had
great confidence in the Integrity Of the company,
and relied on what the house Of Adams Co said
OF the honor and position Of the supplicant She
reiented and Yielded. and cards are now out for
the wedding at one Of our fashionable hotels, aud
this young adventursr, with nothing but her
talents and beauty, will be at the head Of an
establishment, with husband worth S3OO, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

GUNPowDER.-Ou improved gunpowder
tries guns. A shot fred with John China.
mans powder, Gen. Anstruther said in dis
cussion, was sent tthreeehuudred yards, and a
like shot, impeIled with John Bulls powder,
went twelve hundred yards. sit is said, u
observes Mr.. Longridge, ''that no sixty eight
FOUNDER in the service can now be fred with
safety, with full charge Of powder. Our
powder in old days was slower of combustion
than it now is We must not ss,ribe, there
fore, to there being more dishonest traders
now than of yore, the more frequent bursting
Of guns in the present day" Several best
authorities add to the fact-if il be one, for
several as good authorities deny it-that a
cannon just made is more likely to burst than
cannon that has been set aside unused for
few years after its manufacture. In the United
States, guns of the same description, tried
thirty days after casting, burst after about
eighty rounds; one kept six years, endured
eight hundred discharges before it burst; an
other, fred two thousand Eve hundred and
eighty-two times, had not burst at all. Again.
in old days past, their charge of powder was
blown out Of the guns unconsumed; now.
thanks to the tightly fitting shot, every par
ticle explodes before the Shot has left the
tie Year Round