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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
An Ancient Royal Rake WEEDS the Modest
Daughter of n Gothic King. vd


From Parke Godwin's History of france
we extract the following .ar.'lg gt ,-..
Hilperik, the King of Neustria, piqued by
the glory which his brother had won by his
marriage, or, perhaps, conceiving IL for d
moment more honorable than his own debased
and promiscuous ties, endeavored TO initiate
the example by demanding from the King OF
the Goths the hand of his eldest daughter,
Galswintha. The fame of his debaucheries
having penetrated Spain, year was con-
sumed in the negotiations before the parents
could be brought to assent to such disposal
of their child; nor did they assent at last
until the promise of n thorough reformation
on the part of the King and of present to
the bride, as morning gift, Of several cities
which had.once belonged to the WisigothiC
domains, removedtheir fears, while il tempted
their ambition. n1h t'n
Galswintha herself, gentle and timiG
maiden, who appears so transiently in these
bloody and turbulent times, like the figure o.
Gretchen amid the hideous riots of the Wal.
purges night of Faust, experienced from the
first vivid repugnance to the union. Her
womanly delicacy was not only offended, but
vague and sombre presentiment of evil
filed her mind with painful apprehensons
When the time for departure came, her
tender parting with her mother who anx-
iously accompanied her long way into
Gaul, 10th to quit her daughter whose future
she seemed to decry, wrung tears from the
stalwart warriors of the escort, But, arrived
at Rouen, where 'Hilperik then sojourned
she put cheerful face on her destiny, wor
the love Of her proud followers by her gra
cious bearing, and was married in the mids
of rejoicngs which more than rivalled thos,
which had greeted the coming of her sister
All the seryitors of the King--a novel pro
Cedure then-swore eternal Fidelity tn 1hei
person, and on the morning after itht
wedding she received, in customary gift, the
FIVE ciUitdtes of Limoges, Bordeaux, Cahors
Bearn and Biporre I.l 1l' t. 'u'ti
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

ANOTHER Artists BIoGRAPHY.-Another
artists biography Is aSnouneed, S5H % TAs Lfs q
Royal Academy, by his son, M. A. Shee, bar
fister-at-law. Sir Martin, whose Rhymes on
Art won the praise. of Lord Byron, welded
the pen 10 more purpose than the pencil,
though to his own surprise perhaps, he was
placed undeseryedly In the chair Of Reynolds
and West. His intimate connection with the
celebrities Of the day must furnish materials
for a readable book. '.7 i.i H.'f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

DESPERATE STRUGGLE BETwEEN A. MAN ANr
A FERocIoUs poG.-An evening or two since
in Columbus, in this State, man was at
tackled by fierce and powerful dog. The
bruteafter mangling the mans limbs horribly
threw him to the earth, where a terrific and
doubtful contest was waged, when lhis erieE
women, who procured an ak, but were afraid
to go near enough to the combatants to rem
der any assistance. The man at last gained
possession of the az, and dealt the canine
savage ablow that proved fatal. ur.,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

BALTIMORE, May l5.-Hon John Bell and
family came passengers by the yesterday P.
NJ. train from Philadelphia, en- nOuts 30 the
West. The train arrived too late 70 connect,
and he took the late way train and stopped
for the night at the Relay House, nine miles
from this city. He goes West this morning
over the Baltimore and Ohio Road, in . spe-
cial car provided by the Company. ..... i. :,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
Death of an Ex.Newspaper pnbIIaher

BALTIMORE, May 15.-The venerable Thos.
Murphy, formerly for forty years one of the
proprietors Of the Baltimore American, from
at his residence in this city this morning in
the 8lst year Of his age. ....-. ida,
He was connected with the first paper
published in Baltimore. He was widely
known, and highly respected and esteemed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

A CUTTING REToRT.--When we hear the
words--"Am not my own master2' coming
boastfully from the lips of a young man jusi
entering upon his majority, we can not fort
bear recalling the reply OF "a French prince to
stranger whom he encountered in one of the
prince, ito whom do you belong2p 'gFo my.
self" gruffiy replied the stranger. "Ah, my
dear sir, was the ready retort, ''what pity
it is you have such bad masterp i Ht-f'I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

PAINFUL 0ooURRENoE.-Mr. Henry Morris,
quite an old gentleman, and Mr. BARLEY,
while driving in a buggy near Oircleville, in
this State, recently, the horse took fright,
jumping over fence, throwing both out.
Mr.. Norris had three ribs broken, and in
jured generally about the body and head SO
severely that his recovery is doubtful. Mr..
BARLEY had his collar-bone broken, and was
otherwise severely bruised.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

WoRcEsTERs DICTIONARY. IN. BRITAIs,---
The warm praise bestowed upon Worcester Q
Dictionary by the photographers of Great
Britain, has created such a demand for the
work there that the eminent publishers Of
London, Messrs. Sampson, Low 4 Co, have
sent out an order for 10000 copies. sR"t r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

EXTENT OF THE Brazil CoFFBE CRoP.-The
new crop Of coffee in Brazil Is larger than
ever before known the limbs of the trees
having to be propped up to prevent their
breaking down beneath the weight of the
growing berries. The new coffee would not
be in market before the middle of June. 9hl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

AN ENGLIsH WEEKLY IN HAyANA.--A
weekly English paper is to be published in
Havana, commencing on the 10th inst. II
will contain translations from the journals Of
the island, full account Of the markets and
shipping, a synopsis of foreign news and d
variety of select literature. The paper will
be called the Cuban Messenger.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

The LATE Iowa MURDER--A REWARD FOR
THE MURDERERs.-The Governor of Iowa has
offered $500 reward for the arrest of B. A,
McComb or George Lawrence, the latter OF
whom seduced Laura j. Harvey from Rock
ford, ILL.,, by sham marriage, and afterward,
in connection with McComb, murdered her
Desmoines River. 1t is supposed that the
citizens will give like reward to the cap
turer of either of these Villains.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
steamboat Burnl-Loss0 Of Lie.

LOUISVILLE, May l5,-The steamer SiIUer
Star, from Evansville to Paducah, burnt to
the waters edge on Saturday evening last, at
Curlew9 Coal Mines. Five lives were lost.
The boat and cargo are total loss; insured
for two-thirds in Pittsburg Offices, @ s.,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

.. AUGUSTA, GA, May l6.--Hon. Howell Cobb
has written 9 letter in response 10 the Macon
Committee, fully and cordially sustaining the
seceders from the Charleston Convention.
The Federal officials generally and especially
those from the South, sustain the seceders.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
L SrR1KR op MRxIoAN WArRR-O ARRitRa. 2

'i SrRIKR OF MEXICAN WArER-O OARRiERs.-
Mexican barrilleros, who carry wateORbout
the streets of Brownsyille, Texas, and sell il
at six and a quarter cents barrel to the in
habitants, closed on the American residents
of that town not long since. and would not
sell them q drop at any price, TheaAmeri-
cans arranged the matter by expellipg the
strikers" and importing others who would
supply them. -,r,f ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

d ARRIvAI on .Ag 0okn TRAIE.G-,A coal train
of fifty loaded cars, from the Blossbuxgs re
gion, arrived at Watkins, N. Y recently--ii
being the first instalment of coal that has
been received there direct, over the Blossbure
and New York and Erie Railroad.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
RAILWAY MArrE1ss.


TRAINS DEPART. lHi o.
LITTLE MfAmI-t7 minutes faster than City time
ga. M. and n p. NJ. Columbus Acoommo ation
Ar. NJ. Xenia Accommodation, @ P. NJ. -1u b
CtscIsNkrI HAMILTON AND DArroE-t1 minutes
faster than City time o A. M, 1910 A. M, 2s3O
P. NJ. and 0 P. M. Hamilton Accommodation, 8 A.
M. and 3i5OP. NJ.
OHIO AND MIssissIPPI-[l2 minutes slower than
City time,l 4f25 A. M. and 5i35 p. M. Louisville
Accommodation, 3 Pm. -
lNDIANAPoLB AND OEcnNArT-fl2 minutes slower
than City time,l o A. NJ, 2t3O A. M. and 9 p. NJ.
MARIErrA AND CuonNkTI-[7 minutes faster than
City time,l 5i45A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. H4U
CovNoroN AND LEXINdToN-t City time,1 ESQ A,
NJ. and 2t1OP.M. 'i' ff.f ~
- n aa'rdiuni a..
TRAINS ARRIVE.
LITTLE MIAm-3,5O A. NJ, 8 A. M, 1IiOd A. M.
and ai4OP.M NJ.
ONO AND MIssIssIPrI-0,05 A. M, 1928 P. M.
and 9tSO p. NJ. 'Ii fis % .".t. ..I t.
CIEoNNATI, HAMILTON AND DArror-y,4H A. NJ,
1910 AM, P. NJ, $50 P. M, si35 p. NJ. and
Oils P.M H.I.... es .I|H.n
IsDrANAPoLB AND CISoINNATI-7i45 A. M, 1
A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. HIrTai -iV
MARIETTA AND oNcrNNGrr-1OsO8 A. M. and
oil3 ~ NJ -f' gLiTWrTA A GgMM go
OovINoroN AND LExINoToSA11 A. NJ. and 6,3a
PM Fi'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
A WOMAN KiLLBD BY ANorHEa's OR1S

A WOMAN KILLED BY ANoTHER's CRINo-
LNr,-7=As Mrs. johnson, of London, @. w.,
was, some four weeks ago, proceeding along
High-street Camden Town, her foot became
entangled in q lady's crinoline, and she was
thrown down with such violence that one of
her knees was fractured. She was imme-
diately conveyed TO the hospital, where
every attention was rendered, but it was
found that modification, had taken place, and
after lingering for some time, she expired at
an early hour on Saturday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

NJ. Guizot's monograph Of our own General
Monk, Duke Of Alternately so little known
in this country, to which its hero belonged,
has reached fifth edition in France.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

All over the country there seems to be an
unusual development of artistic enthusiasm
and artists generally, we are glad to learn
have no difficulty in disposing Of their pro
ductions. o,rT a,il ,d b., ',,.iaarl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

The Stamford Mercury records the death Of
Joseph Wells, character well known in the
vicinity of Boston as the "Fen Poet and one
of the "celebrities" Of the Fens. .,T $40
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
BArnUsEMENTs.

VWOQD's syHEATER-CORNER SIXTH
AND tYlNE-STREETS,-JoHN A. ELLsLER,
V., soie hanager and Lessee. III
PRICES OF ADMISSION. Circle and Parouette.
on centsi Gallery, rs cents. ~
.OHANoB OF TIME-Doors open at o clock curtain
Third night Of the celebrated Comedian
lfl MR.. s0THERN, .'.
When he viii appear In his great character Of "The
Kinchen." .--..II . = >fS
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
May l6 and II, win be presented the excellent
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST
The Kinchen with song and dance) Mr.. Sothern;
Fl, ishniael nr. Hanni Cheap John, Mr.. Adams;
Cynthia, Mrs Ellser; Starlight, Miss Annie
Waitei Lady Agnes, Miss Alice Kingsbury
, To conclude with ,~r..a ..,arrsF
THE SMITHS AND BROWNS.
Mr. Smith, Mr.. John Ellser; Mr. Sommerton Mr.
keadi MIR: Brown, Mr.. Adams; Mrs. Sommerton,
Brown, Miss Julia Irving. -
On Thursday evening, the performance will con-
clude with tI ~ fT- 7'HN ''
hal1' TWENTY MINUTES WITH TIGER.
Ohhrles DeesWlhg.''... Sothorn
nSFriday evening, Benefit Of Mr. SOTHERN,
ana MS last appearance but one. .
In preparation, the successful play performed at
ht lNaIlack,s Iheater, New York, called "The Ro-
nance OF a Poor Young Man" 81
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

A Genoese journal states that Miss Annetta
Albore (whom report describes as English by
birth) has succeeded at the Theater Andrea
DORM, in RiQOLett0. ..--L--. mn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-11
Bl0od Purifier and Blood Pills
DIR. R0nAcK's
Scandinavian Remedies.

txYunN us nolnra. she t,alebrniad a,,,,.h a..
,,My lenu, introduced his Hood rurGcr md nia,.d
iipir cnfatse power. Tils Was years aeo The iaet
q recommonfAg Them hnr ance bcen iakcn o,st 81
sound Iudarinenf nnd philotoriy aea. tl,sir nists
wsis,. y s,e COMMUNITY men who observe, fefcc,
are eyefywhcre approving and urging the use ofthc,
p,eisreHs Al who sqnie 10 The VII.
se.e vi lhsnseives are nov II one mind This ifn.
Dr Roinck invites the attention Of The sick to III
lse,g gqenle!s q she Seaiea PrqOssion, Editor. Of
punc iouinal., vel Known Merhahis ard Farmers
ofcxtmordbefy tufes vroiuht fs the remeiles' Of
which cures they themselyss were
These parties may leconanlted personally or v let.
ter ly those Who have any doubt on te subject The
evidence IN the possession Of Dr. Roiok which h. et
n mes necersilae to the puic establishes the follow
Fictsi
liini nc Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have been
CbHfdH no 1fger0l.
That they cure The almost universal compliant.
With unerring certainty, and in very short time.
hat inter hll other medicines hive proved useless
Lip,y Cbapiri.t
That lug" W ''' '"''''r'
Sci Feaoies
VINO pave hnglushed for yenfs IN helpless weakness
and despondeney recupefRtc with Rreat nIldify under
Their 'lgora'ing operation. That al sexunl disaid.
ting nropefiies MAJ ha @ @Sotna' ana gently sumnla
gJ,,y,eray o. ~.
6o,,.yor ,h % a,1,o'isss.l i tDa'itplioas,
thaf their dir5t iii,, r. ~ w ws'en HI'h and aialHed
der n eninyaiie rba, s,i N W 55sseSlhen iie and fen
One OF ,lseasr In fhe lJofd tis 'Y "lE'h "e pos
T,,js, v., ~, w ~ n,
and DISCHARGE frot, t,e s,,,a, y, ii.'n, M 49,,
,ghetl,er hesc,iary ~ yil WY lnnt /" Scfohla
R,e,,iJ ~ nil,,, n,lgi = = I't 'hey
and TINT thera IL M, ,ijs % ss - Nv
mo lver no ,,cr,,,,s ,s ,,Vil.t'n AMI bnWrls
tnnss5es arsi,,g Non, iyl ayil ,lS @ Ah' rlands and
rrsfons 4, ,shia6 ,h' H. ul we niopl ahd se
adminisiered ins,r H. ,.a @ ~ bynPt iehci and W
vade x efSet a ,,o;nl,ss 49,, evl ul ne mas beeh M
Tear n, nina lthes ~ ~ ~ li,ie.i llili, 'u.e
pills aye enJnrsd ~, ~ u.'llnNltpl Negemme Blood
li,n, ,sitnasSas ~, H. ,,i o. thousands Of
,Tors snd ~, w W., -, ~ ie,ieis, HindaNts aud medical
very ist nt,,nars,io, ~ ~ LII llh mem 70 Ne me
w nt ptepuelloh o ne KIND ever offered 10 the
fhrouel evpfy aye,,,o a., -, sa. @ iney nnnt disease
eSnei N or,gb = VA INV u g Vi the SYSTEM and To
H., , ~ ns, ,',{ ~, 'I'H 1t PeiinNehlly
tbe, are t ,,i sllH,l9iiy eiier one single
anv other piils os oo,a - - NV, y ~ nVt chehIcf tmi
iar ' - '' Pei WA OF o poAesior one Dol
Road Dr RotocL,s s,oioi MAI 49,, =, .,.
pnbilsbed in ,t Nvts w., aiu Vertlhenes'
Ia fine "'''' p'u' VI uhS paper nom une
ny Rotocl,,s Nt,,oi ,,.t. -, =.
canianint, a ,,ra, aHnc w @ ahu thmlly ADVISER
s,sdieai Re ,s,r1no,io,' 10y W nsrestnE ana valuable
Agents. tbronehoui he on,, n'' gi'us ol any oi ms
In difiioult ~ corn niico,od oass r,r p.,..,-- -
consulted personaily or Iv letter i',y pe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-11
PROsPECTUg.
.-e-r--
DAYTON
attrekIg empire.

~ the coming great Presidential contest. Ohio VII
De seieteies The laslc ercond ~ NE campaign ON
opponeni IRE alteay narshala,g neir fortc. and Or
gniaingior ibe struggle md il t.ion,cs The Demo.
cracyall who love tho Union and revere tho Constb.
uonal who haie seciohasni and despsc the traitor.
Gus tenchings Of The Stewards and Cnso. of me Gree.
leys md cartisons-to post locomotives mliy on o
questions which may arise during the canvass The
best way 10 do this ia 90 silbscribo for good Demo.
cratic nowapspcr. suciian one We shal cudcayor TO
make The MAMMOTH DAYTON WEEKLY EN-.
PfRE wehaye entered Tor the fight, and shall do al
within our power to Md IN securing a triumph for ihe
good Old Democratic party, on, in fi,c count, of
Montgomery ba also u orr whole statc We rap
oonQucrif every Democrat andricnl OF the Union will
bu' 10 dnty, and aud in -ccunug perfect, thorough
aud united organization Of our friends win youdoh,
Aside from the political fcotorcs Of The WEEKLY
EMPIRE, it will contain careful selection OF Iitanry
aud Miscellaneous wedding, adopted or the Home On.
ole, the Workshop and the Farpn Itwal also contain
the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-11
Or. II. a. WILsoMIS

FISoNiC, Cathartlc and nti-Dyspeptic Pills, never
j. ailing Antidote for Sick Headache, Dyspepsia
Fever and Agte, Liver Complaint, Costiyeness Bll
lousness, Neunlga, Colo, Depayed Appetite, Disor
derod Stomach Female Ohatriictions, AZ Price 25cts
per box. One PHI dose.
THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Read the Testimony of GOV Wise Of Va -lV,lson,.
PMS are safe and most useful Family Remedy for
constipation, and affections OF the Digestive Organs
r9f headache they have proved Themselves a specific
Read the Testimony Of Gov King OF Ala.--I' would
not be wilhont Wilson'S Pills for any price For Indi-
Il gives immediate relief VIZ ~ '
PS7sold BY Drggista and Dealers everywhere Pre-.
pared ny b l., FAHNESTOCK a CO., Importers and
Wholesale Druggists, No. 90 corner Wood and Fourth
~ irs'SSoiEg Pa sole propretors Of D. L. Fahnes-
stoeke NerininlRe. Also, Tor sale In Dayton by j, W.
DIETRICH, ABBEY OVER, KoENEk and W. ". "
srEWART, aps-0snda,g
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Coal, Coke and Wood.
The CAMBRIDGE COAL Comply

A RE delivering the best quality yofYoUGHIOGHEN- Of
| "A El COAL, AZ 10 Gents per bushe CAMBRIDGE
COAL, at ~ Cents per bnshel. HOOKING COAL. at
" Cents pr blshel. NUT COAL for Smithng, al "
Gents per lushel A1SO, Sawed aud Split Wood nj
S2,I6. Pour Foot Wood s3,t0.
80 Office and Yard First Street head Of Canal Basin
Dap +. II. COLB, Agent.
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sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by uROCERs.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD by HARDWARE STORES
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY H0USE-FURNISHiNG STORES
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by FANCY GOODS DEALEIS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY,
Manufactured by
Henry G, spalding & Co.,
IS Cedar ST.. New York.
Address Post Office, Box No. 1900,
Pnpup in cases containing siiher fonr, Right, or
Twelve Dozen eaoh--A beantihil LithogFuphlc Show
Gard accompanying each package
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HENRY c. spALDING & CO.,

1S Cedar-St., New York.
Address sl-Oflice, Box No. 3,GOO
Annexed isan Alphabetical List Of Articles which n
damaged may iF restored 10 their Original strength
and usefulness by e"'
sPALpiNGs PREPARED GLUE.
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RaiIroaoe.
GreenyIIIe nnd MIamI RaIlrond.

ltA ls 81 ss4i,4 ....~
ON and ailer Mondey, Apdl 10, 1900 undihrrhcr no.
~ tee trains viii fiiu as foll0wsi
Leave Dayton Union Depui ~ s.fon. M. and g,IO A.
m arrive W Umou 10 itll 81. M, and h,ai y. m
The $40 r. ". Tuln leaving Dayton, mailes close
connection a Union with The HNpross u1dn the Belle.
nninnc Road ldr indianapolis c0nntfnu nn its arfi.
yl With tuns nr in6y yeite Tcrre lntc, nn,lal pobfs
Weit. NorIh nud North West
For ticket. and nnthcr norhailon apply 10 SAM
uEL w KING, Gcnend Ticket agent Union Depot,
sixth street.
novi4 u. O srnisoN supt
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spaIuIMa'g QElur.


ECoNOMY t.,ui. rc.,.
sr-A srrcH ~ rss SAWS Nist,ss,e' y
q oeohie'n ~ kypfn ,seiii ispaaiei J..asss,
we tcty dearele 10 hove eofiie ricap nul con tcnani
WY 'of ff"i"nng Furniture, Toys Crocisery, tc,
sPknDINcs pnEPARFB GLUE
fneeis nv Hlh cinefaenelrs. md honaehol can nf
ifd % Pc without M Is niapyr resiy asid nf ~ tbe
eurhnH iuht lhcfr u no ln1nut Aa,ieasiiy linn
,nA rhhiff' sflniered Ncnpcr-, hcndioas doa and
meheh eive- " y tt The utlcle or carf she'll mud
@ @gs, o.lleienia work. popular with lases ofreflne.
This a,inifalae preparation is usei cold ieinp chem
qualities uftle lest saanei nakers Glue N may III
used ~ ne Place ~ ordinary nucagc, hsslnK vastly
USEFUL IN EVERY HorsE.r
N, IA Brush accompanies each lottle. Price 20
wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedarr-st., NY.
Address HENRY c.sPALDTNe a CO.,
Box No, J,0OO New York
Putup Tor Dealers In Cases containing four eight aud
MclNe down--e beauiinil Ltogtuph show.tnni 10.
COMPANY ii'g each package.
no a single bottle Of spAIDfNG's pREpARrD
H@s, ~ WV saye ten times rs cost annually to every
sold by all prominent siaiioners, nrueests Hard.
"re % and lunhre Dealers, Grocers, aud Fhnry stores
= Hnltry merchants should mnke a unis al spAT.
LINES PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
list u VIII stand any climate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-11

REAPER Sc MOWER /
The Challenge Machine, new and improved for ls0o,
stands No, !, without IN equal GiJin and Grass
Harvester
The superiority Of this machine over all others has
become fixed tict. II ~ the acknowledged Champion
OF the teld-surces-ih eyerywhere--a neyer-ihng
TREND IN harvest tno-always rendytin be relied on
In every case-the only combined Self Rating Reaper
and Mower with Hnnd-Ralting attachment made The
grain s ddrcref al me se of the machine ont Of the
return ol the team and An entire el can be- cut with.
out binding up. VIII pse any size sheafdesired while
in motion the Self iaer is entirely under the control
Of the driver and
HRnd-HRISing Reaper and Mower,
cannot he excelel anywhere The position ofthe ralter
prevents side DRAFT and .,Iy wear ON the ma
chine, and also enables the ter discharge the uniu
from the machine IN the best possible manner for nd-
ing. The large wheels which support and carry the
machine make the Slft very light for two horses and
will pass easily and smoothly over rough mid uneven
ground
It's easily adjusted TO cn any length stuhIe desired
without removing bolt or screw. Light simple durn
HE and reliable in ts operations and II quickly convert
ed INTO Mower which caHaOt b. ccc,cids g,ass co-
With change Of pni0ns the speed Of the knife II very
much increased 20 that necessary for moving; requiring
hut SLOW speed Of the team TO cut amy kind Of guss
and also has the advantage Dftho reel IN moving which
at times Is very much needed Ia windy weather or
when the grass II lodged. The tongue r hinged and
loose and no weight The horses necls pcrtactly 4
adjustable on rough ground Needs only to be tried to
be appreciated.
IA -AH Maehbes udrraHtci ~ recommended
WHITLEY CO., Springfield Ohio.
MARris boNhHEanH, General Agent my5wtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-11
payton and MIchlgnn Rnllroad.
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GHOHr LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
ID CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trims
daily, except Sundays Until further notice.
Leaves Dayton on arriya, Of trains nom Cincinnati at
$40 mi arriving nj Toledo nt p Detroit at $3.50
y. ~, and Chicago m s,i1 p. mt
The $40 p m. train arriving IN Toledo NJ a. M, De
trqi nt 0i5 q, No and Chicago nt s;UOn. M.
isecngcfa by each tfain for the have ono hour
Clyde time.
Both trains mako close connections ni Detroit for tho
knst by the Nniid n1uk and Great Western Railways
Of Nmnda. The time 10 New York and Boston by this
route s the same ~ win Clyde, and only three hours
and forty minutes more tbnn via Columbus line. pn--
cngers ~ this line the great stspanson nHdgs
and pass Ia direct view Of NIAGARA Falls
Bagmge checked through and lrc as low as by nny
other route. H. N. SHOEAfAKER
gen Superintendent DnytOn, ~.
N. SHOEMAKER,
apa0 Gen. Freight and Passenger Ag. Toledo.