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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-12
ag- Two verllcts. from very I,nportant

n5- Two Verdicts, from very Important
sources, in relation to GRIsTADoROs HAIR DYE. The
hrst Of these decisions is from the pen Of Dr. Chiffon who
no equal in this country analytic chemist declares
the Dye to be absolutely free from deleteou Ingredients This
may be called the Scientific Verdict.
The second decision is popular The thousands who
use the Dye are unanimous in recommending above all
for the exquisite natualness Of the blacks and browns
imparts and the rapdty Of Its This the Public Verdict
The documents which these verdc ay be seen ut
the establishment of cRIsTADoRo No Aston House, New
York.
soldevarywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by J
WRIGHT CO.. 81 and ISL Charities street. General Agents.
seS 2plm&W oRIsTADoRo No. Aston House, N. T.
------~e s----
@-Experience teaches ms that deIieaey
prevents many females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and life That objection obvaed in the case
of ir James clarke Female Pills. prepared the pre-
scpton of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen
land and we'll known bc the only and remedy for
female difficulties and distractions from any They
be In bottle containing pills. post free by enclosing Isl
and six postage stamps to any agent
General Agenfor the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N. Y, j. WRIGHT Co. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists fe9 2p1y&W
as-Hefmstreet's Inimatablc Hair Restora-
Hye.-The following testimony is convincing:
From The St. Louis Republican,
The following extract speaks volumes Of Heimstreets
lnmable Hair Restorative, it from of the
extensive Drug Houses in Mississippi heightened
aud honorable gentleman:
JACKSON, Miss, May %, 1860
Mr. James Henderson, of our first citizens says that he
has used all of The hair the day. but has
never used article equal TO HEIMsTREETs INIAITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR CoLoRING. That it far sur
any preparation that he has for restoring the
hair Of the bald and gray lis original iuxanee beauty
You can write the propreors w n. Hagan 4 Co.. Troy,
" That they have the cheapest aud best Hair Restorative our
MARKET and that il gives satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully yours, ~ ~ ~
j, s. SIZER Wholesale Druggist
We would add that many our first citizens in ST. Lonis are
speaking in glowing terms of fhs article.
Price 80 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
WI HAGAN & CO, Proprietors, Troy, N y.
Sold by 1--WE fSHT CO., q AMI lbI CAarres street New
oresns. auI6 splmkw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-12

WEATHER IN coNeoRplA .-The concovf,ia 1nto,li.
geneer of Friday last saws:
The weather has been warm and snltrv FIR ma
past week occasionally q slight shower coming
time there is considerable fever in Vidasia fhe
fruit, we presume, of the unpropiiious weather.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-12

rsszig subscriptions sio 81 the Week, 90 Gents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-12

rssvrcHs no 70 CAMP STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-12

James pmckney Hambleton, editor Of the South
ern eonfederaey, thus piles il up on Secretary
Cobb.
pfomefheus Ike, lie stands chained to the rock
VI pAehe incrednlity, and with fungus liver
oIgsa g hspatization by federal aromatics. the
his discontinue and viii feed viii insatiable
gusto upon his bloated carcass. @4't1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-12

The undersigned not having yet Joined amy Club respect
fully invite all voters residing in the Sixth Ward favor OF
the Constitutional Union Party mite and meet with
them THIS EVENING, Wednesday, Sept - O'clock at
the purpose Of forming BELL AND EVERETT CLUB in The
Sixth Ward
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-12

j. D. NIXON. Eaater ANA Proprietor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
A BOId BOy Trumpeter.

A letter from Madrid says In the trium-
phal entrance ofthe troops here, the heroes of
the day with the exception of General Prim,
who was so greeted that he had to deliver half
dozen speeches as he went through the
streets,) were a trumpeter and dog, Their
glory obscured that Of all the army, and they
obtained an ovation which will disturb the re-
pose of Esparterb at Logrono The trumpe-
ter belongs TO the Bourbon regiment; he is only
fourteen years, and is of short stature When
in Africa he happened one day whilst ia the
advanced post with his company, to be exces-
siyely hungry, and he could not get any food
At last he perceived a number of oak trees,
and said to himself, where there are oak
trees there are acorns, and acOrns mt pinch
eau be eaten y He nccordingly slipped away,
and passed unobscrycd by the sentineIs, climb
ed up hetree and began eating. He was sud
denly interrupted,by strange noise, and to his
dismay he pereeiyad that the tree was sur
rounded by ierocious looking Moors. Flight
was impossible and resistance out of the ques-
iion, but bright idea struck him-he seized
his trumpet and sounded the charge The
Moors, thinking they had fallen into an am
bush, took 10 fight This exploit of the trum-
peter excited great admiration at the tuue, aud
on the entrance of the loops the crowds not
only greeted him with entllusiasmi but he was
borne in triumph ON mems shoulders and
and crowned with laurell From time 10 time
at the request Of the people, he sounded the
charge which had struck terror into the breast.
of the Moors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
..YnIk Yonr ChnIkr.n

Avery simple explanation of this isoxpression
may be given ! believe that certain alhouse
frequenters, when they have been drinking
long enough to make boast Of being sober,
and to dispute point with each other, will
chalk a long straight line en- the ground, and
tLen endeayor ione after the oihh 10 walk
upon il without swewing toright or leii Those
who succeed are adtudged % be sober, that IS,
ITO have walked their chalks A witness on a
trial IN Bucdnghamshire nboutthe year ls4l,
made use olihis expression, and barrister
Immediately explained it in the above mnnner
to the puzzled court This walking the
cholks' is, however not peculiar 10 Bucks,
and may be Witnessed in london Addressed
to person whose company isno longer de-
sired, iheexpression walk your chall, would
thus mean walk straight of"-Notes and
Queries.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
AnoiIler rIgrnt nreMIng.

heen@h Wr@S 70 b'Hes Sp,Gf tn@t ne Is
determined 10 hgh' morflssey ihe i9lioW'hB
Is an extract rom me behecla BOY leiier
near mat Morrssey rs Suli foremost ~
ths me business, (aecus'ng the behe%clR Doy
o. want oi eourage) pul earnestly nope
,int none oi my Ir'eh1S WIN interfere WIN
h'm on that account ne cannot 90 me my
hnrm by Whatever ne says, ana SO long as thai
y the gase want thai ne should De ieit lor
me- gnierSlhnd that ne sun publicly says
he w'li hght me when J come home, ana
mean to make nm keep ms word, Let MN
commence ms pfepafaIlons, therefore as soon
as he can, and let HIM get IN the best possible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
Frnhre ANA soutNerr, ItnIN.

II is lnrd 70 say whether the suceess Of the
'Garihald Expedition would be viewed with
satisfaction or not at the Court of the Tuile-
res The Independence ofSicily would, doubt.
less, involve tho overthrow of the Bourbon
throne in Naples and perhaps that Of the pa.
pal Government lbnt ilany doubt exists as 10
The real wishes of the Court Of the Tuileries,
apparently there is none vt the Court of the
Pauis Royal The many persons who have
the honor 70 share Che confidence of his I'm
pcrial llighness Prince Napoleon, and who
profess 10 speak his sentiments very frankly,
point TO Rome Us the future capital of the vast
italian Kingdom Of his fatherinnw Whe-
ther the Pope is 10 remain In the Eternal City
as spiritual chief, while Victor Emanuel rules
oil Italy ~ temporal sovereign, ON the plan of
the Japanese Government or whether he fol-
lows the Able Michon's suggestion, and re-
tires TO Jerusalem, IS not stated ~ London
Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
THE ONE HORSE sMOEING sHOP,

TINHIRD Sreet, Atcw doors East Of the Post office,
Dayton, o. The Subscribers II now better prepared,
than ever accommodate his old customers and the
public, In the Horse Shocng business, in It's ynrnus
branches. Particular attention will he given 10 nl
lame horses, such a. split hooh i,rid hoOt-bonnd and
their feet, will be cured satisfactory TO the
of such horses, and II not, money will he re-
funded
Al.SO.-HOrses that interfere will be shod 10 pre-
vent II, and warranted, or money refunded.
He will personally superintend all work entrusted 20
his Thankful for past hyors, he respectfully asks
q continuance Of the patronage OF his old customers
and will he happy 10 accommodate as many new ones
~ may favor him with call
apr2-dawly NATHAN SlFFERMAN.
OARDEN SEEDS. Just received, fne lot oflresh
VI and pure dnrden Seeds, such ~ Early York Cah
hage, Sugar Loaf aud early Wimingstadt Cabbage and
great variety Of UalArige seed Early Blood Beet Early
Cucumber, Early Culhower Enrly Carrot, Onion let
tuce, Celery Elg Plant, very early Peas, Beans, Mel
ons aud other sorts too numerous TO meniion lOge
er with choice lot Of Flower seeds Of the very lrrt
varieties H. MuopHu uLL,
Dayton Agricultural Warohouse,
fel2 dst east Of posotice.
TJURGARIAN GRASS, considered the best Hay that
IN grown in this vicinity choce lot Of this grass
seed hand and for sale 1t the Dayton seed store and
Agricultural Warehouse, No 300 Third st east of the
p q. l.. Wo0DHULL.
INLOwER, GARDEN aud FIELD SEEDS, Of choice
II varieties, from reliable sources.
For sale by H. WOODHULIA
mhl Third street. east pl the Post Office,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
Cattle DIseaso in England.

After the cattle disease had been introduced
into England from Holland, ia l74i, by II
special net of Parliament orders were given ;
. /. For the ilingof all the infected onimals,
and burying them entire with the skins on,
"slashed from head to tail that they might
not be used for the purpose of the manuiac-
turerg uE Mra ua.f.f N.E. ~
? For the burning of all the hay and straw
used about the animals
3 For the cleaning and iumigatng of the
sheds, &c, and also no sound cattle 10 be put
into them for two months aher the removal Of
the deceased.
4. For no recovered animal 10 be allowed to
20 near others for one month after It's con
yalescenoe.
5. For no diseased cattle TO be driven TO
fairs or markets, nor for the flesh TO be used
for dogs &c,
G. For no healthy cattle 10 he removed from
farm where the disease had prevailed in less
than month after lis disappearance.
Aud, lastly, orders were given for the notice
of an outbreak 10 be- immediately sent by the
farmers TO the proper authorities
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

The Toronto Leader speaks Of the recent
discovery of valuable copper mines in the vi
einity ofActon, on the line of the Grand
Trunk Railway, between Montreal and Que
bee, and states that they are being worked at
a good profit by company of Americans
Considerable sumsare said 10 have been offer
ed by Americans for other mining locations,
but have been refused The Leader thinks
Canada is destined to become as famous for
iis copper mines as California and Australia
are for their gold mines
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
OR Sc TALK.

ToHN sHELLRBERGER, ON the West side Of JEFF
81 ferson street II now fully prepared TO nccomIuodate
RIAGFs, and every thing that may be found IN well
regulated Iivery Stable.
As TO his ability 10 please and give entire satisfaction
10 all who may favor him with their patronage. He
takes great pleasure in referring 10 the following com
peienf iidgcs Clabum Hngml, Il. lleathman, James
W. Lowrey, John wigginl, Lee Kerioot and Peter
Voorhees, all Of whom testified under oath, afew days
ago, that Mr. ~ Is Of the very best Livery Men ~
the world and TINT his unbought popularity snch,
draws customers from all parts Of the world. II any
one doubts the truth Of this statement refer TO Geo
W. Houkand John Howard, Attorneys at Law.
marl4-yl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

CHAMPAGNE, An official return just pub
lished shows that the number of bottles of
champagne sent to foreign countries from the
department of the Maine from the lst Of
April, 1859, 10 the lat Of April, 1860, was s.
265 530j and the number sent to dealers and
private consumers in France during the same
period was 3,039,62l. The total was, conse-
guently, II ,3O5,0l6 The return adds that
the stock in cellars on the lst of April of the
present year was 30, ,64s, 1874 bottles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
runiisurp ryrat ArrshSoes CsdshAss rS'Sarr@hy
IlR. TX Billy Sc 9 O
Empire Balldlng, IiO Main street.


Terms Tor AfNeffetnollls RTtttet
or fors longer period than alye lnsyed, made known
NJ the Counting Room.
Advertisements published in both tho DAIfN md
WEEKLY EMPIRE, will he subject 20 IN Hdditinna charge
Of -halfthe Daily rites.
Al advertisements charged ~ the rnte of fity
cents yer square (uf ten npsl or the first Insertion, and
twcnty-fveten Tor every additional insertou unless
aeement s nude previous % insertion at the aboye
intes,
No Persons wishing to discontinue their yearly nd
ycrtising must give notice NJ the Counting Room Al
casual adyeriiaemcnfs must he padf0r IN ndyanco
The privilege ofannt aayertsers is iliitod Ia their
own business, and n aiyeriisemens for the benefit ot
other per-ons p4Nellh slgal adycriisemsDs, aud nd
veraeinonts OF auction sales in y them must hc
paid for ne tho regular mtes. .f.iI. uI
Tributes Of Respects Notices, Meetings Of Literary
Military, Fire and other assocations, or the holding
Of Fairs, To- be phidtor az lolovs forone insertion
of any such notice not exceeding.One sqtnrc Of ten
lines, - eent- and 10 cents or every subscqneni IN
sprtiOn.
Advertisements not exceeding om-hnH squire IN
length inserted one time for ~ cents, All notices IN
tended to promote private interests, To be- inserted IN
the local c0nnlwhch only Ut the option Of The Ed
tors must he pild for Ht rate the Of 0ccnts por line
No cuts, stereotyes or clectrotypes nAcrted Unless
ogl metal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
Queens Court.

The London correspondent Of the New Or
leans Deifd says;
Yesterday was one of those days, to-wit the
drawing-room held by the Queen on her birth
day, when the wealth and beauty of England
flow into the palace; and a man may travel a
long way before he sees anything to beat that
reception. The birthday drawing-room, it il
understood, is nm occasion when ladies' meet
in gorgeous rivalry of dress and Jewels. The
young ones, the deJutdntos, are left 10 their
charms, but the dowagers blaze with precious
stones One old lady was pointed out TO me
yesterday, a Mrs Fletcher Norton, who had
ON jewels Of the value of Gl00,000; and yet
she though she gittercd like "A rainbow, was
not the most valuable parsonage there--I
mean rs regards jewels-for a necklace, tara,
Nc, of large stones, might eclipse the brist-
ling array of smaller Jewels Take for in
stance, the iar-iamed Duchess Of Buccleuch,
who was yesterday bedeoked with emeralds,
many Of which were as large az dollar, aud
their value, ] oplne, must have been enor-
nous,
Thcu there is the old gentleman ! have be.
fore alluded ", the Marquis of Westminster;
he wears.a a sword, .belQRging 70 bis costume as
u Knight Of the Garter, on, the lilt of which is
a single diamond vflded at 100000 II must
be cause ofsome Regret 10 him. when he
looks down, aud n'ast take off frgfn his touch
of human vanity, when he rejects that the
bauble cost him "A thoesand pounds year =
The representative of TIA Banking interest we
may take ms the Baroness Meyer de Roths
child She figured in jewels, which recalled
he's Eastern origin in fheir'vnlue and beauty
and she gave an impetus TO the thought by the
houri style in which she wore them; three i'm
mense drops being pendant over the brow and
each drop being the value Of any ordinary
banker She made n step evehin advance ol
the other ladies, in the style other tiara, which
was quite regal, and dadem fashion, And so
much lor iashion, rank and wealth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

The only unpleasant incident thus Ear which
has attended the visit of the Japanese, was the
robbery Of one of them nj Baltimore ofhis two
swords During the exhibition Of fireworks on
Friday night, these weapons were placed upon
the bed while the owner went TO the parlor
situated on the fourth floor, for the purpose
ofwinessing the display in the square, When
he returned TO his room the swords were gone,
and have not become visible yet They were
both encascd, and the hlts were beautifully
onameled and carved a reward Of iiity dol
lars has been offered by the authorities for tho
recovery Of tho swords In addition to tue
disgrace reflected upon our own nation by
this act Of vandalism, the looser win be subject
to severe censuro at home If he should not se-
gain his insignid Of office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

CATTLE DISEASE N PENNsyLvANIA.- The
disease which lately destroyed so many of the
cattle in Massachusetts and other of the New
England States, is said to have made its up
penrance IN Bucks county, Penn. Within a
short time Churles Michcner, farmer Of Bris-
tol Township, lost nepnly all of his valuable
COWS of II complaint said TO resemble very
much the dreaded cattle disoase If it should
turn out to be this maldy, II will cause great
alarm among the farmers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

1kS% An Irish veterinary student, when un-
der examination was asked what he would re-
commend if there was horse brought him
with n particular specified diseasep
"0eh by the powers he replied, "l'd re-
commend the owner to get rid of him imme.
diately," .,.......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE sCARLETTs
New Eagle Corn and Cob Mill,

ESPECIALLY adapted to grinding oil kinds 0f shell
II led grain, ~ we'll ~ corn and cors This Mi took
the first premium nj the Ohio State Fair and Ut twenty
four counties in this State this fall.
No Farner should be without one ns facts proven by
our most reliable and practical fBrners, throughout the
country prove that II saying Of nj least third by
Cate and Sheep, and half more In feeding hogs by
boiling the meal.
The undersigned having purchased tho right for the
counties Of Montgomery, Greene, Clarke, Miami and
Dark, IL now prepared to manufacture those valuable
Farm Mills TO order, AT the Buckeye Foundry, Third
fora circular
Orders promptly attended to- Farm and School
House Bells manufactured by the undersigned, NJ
wholesale and retail over Thousand were sold the
past season. Address Il. G. TAYLOR,
deIO. Vi lusI.' Dayton, Ohio. :.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

peSHThe Hartford C6mmercial Times thinks
Brigham Young's business enst is supposed TO
be, an attempt to induce the Black. Republi.
cans to re-adopt the twin" Polygnmy, which
they heartlessly turned out o doors at Chca-
90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

OmuN or BLACK CoATs IN rlIg CLERGY -
In the year 1924 Luther laid aside the monk $
costume, and henoeiorth dressed according to
tho fashion Of the world He chose black
clothes, and consequently the color has be-
come the fashion Of the clergy His reason
for chosing this color was The Elector Of
Saxony took an interest in him, and now and
thou sent him piece Of black cloth, being at
that time the court fashion, aud because In-
ther preferred it; so his scholars thought il
became them TO wear the same color as their
master From that time black has been the
color most worn by the clergy. tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

Several Of the swans recently received in
New York, ns presents from the city Of Ham
burg, have died, from eating food poisoned
with arsenic for destruction of rats,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
BROWN g. IRWIN,

IIAVE The best Of Charcoal and common Horse Shoe
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Round, Square and Flat Iron.
Drown 4 IRWIN
have the best Of Band, Hoop oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN a IRWIN
have the best Of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best of Norway and Brenaor Nail ilOds
rt..t BROWN IRWIN
t have tho lprst Slab steel and Slab Iron.
hROWN q IRWIN
have the best of Round Flat square and Ocagon Steel
BROWN a IRWIN
have the best ofPittshnrgh Springs and Axles.
BROWN IRWIN
nave the host Of Garage Hub bands, and Tire and
.IN 5000 pi0w Bolts
ff BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Beli0WH, Anvs and Solid BOX Vaes,
BROWN IRWIN
manufacture aud sell stoves, Hollow Ware, 6c.
BROWN IRWIN
keen Tin Of all kinds, Sheet Zinc and Iron.
.a I' Iurl. BHOMN IRWIN
keep tjopper aud Tin Bottoms Block Tin aud Solder
III BROWN IRWIN
keep PIE plates, fruit can tops and lotions 6c., all o
which will b. sold 10 tho trade at the lowest pricea
an90 ia
DoTATOEs.---2O0 bushels primo White NesllainloeN
II Potatoes, Just received aud for sails a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

Beg~The Hartford Eeeaihg Press, having
incurred the displeasure OF criticised writer
the editor prints the letter to show that the au-
thor is not gentleman--quotes u passage
from his book 10 show that he cannot write
iolerably the English languager-and oonohI-
des BY Informing him that though he has per
haps the right 70 be an ass, yet, as an 'un.
ass, who thFusts himself before
the public, he is on Unconstitutional object, z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
Spring and Summer Campaign
SADIE sH oP.
CREW 4 WARFoRI

No. 50 JeifersOnSt., Sign OF the Saddle.
VTAVE on hand large assortment Of Saddles, liar-
III ness, Trunks, Vnlscs, Carpet Bag, Collars Whips,
Biits Horse Blankets, and general variety Of every
thing IN their line At the Lowest Cash Prices.
We return thanks 10 the public for their liberal
patronage, and ask continuance Of the same a. We are
determined 10 merit H.
nB- Repairing ofoll kinds promptly attended TO-
iny1-f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

wcekIy AdvcrtiaInE.

bt copy per NlluNlilf
IN clubs III twelve or more each,.a,.a,...a.i, ~
sD Payment in ndyancc, in lnll oases.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

kO BOXES ORANGES, in prime order, received dis
gU morning At lmy2Sl .5 D. sHULLs.
y BBl.s, prime Old Whisky, warnnied six years old
- ahd the hest ior sle In Dayton Just received hy
-As-s. s-s.-------.--.--- y. sHuLLA
A LARGE stock of the hest quality only of all kinds
~. Of Liquors and Wines constantly on hand
plFe -.f y, sHULI.
'pl' y. stsiMbh nllNksi 100 boNes pnnc Lemons,
BRANDENRURG 90.
Bhl Pine Apfles, lust 'reoeiye,l at The Frii,
Il and Berry stogc or BRANDENhuRG CO.'S.
mays No. 80 Third a..
DINE APPLEs.-Juss received. another l.a,ysl
II ot those large, hnernaYored extra Pine Apl2es al
myesds BRANpENBURq CO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
qHo. HoCKwA-r.r
b. RICKFoRp

\HJOUIiD inform his friends aud the public that he
w has opened and fitted up the best style n new
store In BECKEl'S NEW BUILDING, No. 105
THIRD STREET, formerly occupedhy VIM. Walker,
~ Clothing store, md next door 20 Beelel's Bank
where he has ON hand large assortment of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15

DoTATOEs. 100 bushels primo White Neshanloes
il Posatoes lust received aud for sale a. f
pATTERSON'S
Grocery and Prov ision Store,
apeoa No. " Jefferson IT., Huston Builhng