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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

In TowN-Nr W. d. Franklin, of the Con-
t1nentdts, dropped IN to see us this afternoon.
such may be the case Tuesday evening at Hus-
ton Hall Kit North said
blessed are the memories of old songs, forever"
and you, reader, will echo Kits line as You
listen to this excellent Quartette.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Political.

BosroS, Oct 20.
The three parties opposed to the Republi-
cans have fused in the 4th and 9th Districts,
uniting on Messrs. Bgelow and Appleton for
Congress, against Mr. Rice and Burlingame
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
3erinting Matrrials.
FRANKLIN
TyDe and Stereotype Foundry
r.. ALLISON Supt''

II. ALLISON. Supt.,
No. RSs vine street, cinSinnAsi' ohie'
nRINTING PRESSES, Cases, Sellsys, Vs., ~ ,o's
y .1sTS dsscription. Brands and Pattern Letters .
various styles sfsRnoIrse Of all kn9s- sss WI
- ~. RaueTnsftIaSa N ~ ~ laenchss. hs'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

R6-Rev. r. s. Maclay, thirteen years q
missionary in China, will lecture in Wesley
Chapel, NJ E. Church, in this city, on Mon
day evening next, October 22d, at u o'clock
precisely.
Subect-Chna and the Chinese social life
in China; marriages, funerals, &c; with no
tees of Protestant missions among them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Aegal.
NOTICE.

JACOB BUSH, of the State Of Indiana, will take no
81 tice that Thomas j. 5. Smith, Of the county oi
July, d. 1890 file his petition in the Superior Court
OF Montgomery county, in said state Of Ohio, against
the said Jacob Bush, Albert Il. Mcclure and Conrad
Bush defendants, setting forth that the said jacob
Bush gave mortgage 10 the said Albert +. Mcclure
lots Nos twenty -four hundred and twelve (24l2 and
twenty -four hundred and thirteen (24I3) in the city
Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio 10 secure the pay.
men Of $780, according 10 certain notes referred To IN
said mortgage and the said Albert r. Mcclure assigned
and transferred said notes and mortgage the said
Thomas s. Smith; that since the Nng of said mort
gage the other defendant Conrad Bush, claims some IN
praying that SAID Jacob Bush pay the sum of s244 So
iOO now claimed 10 be due with interest thereon from
the 10th day OF May 1851 that the said premises
may be sold to pay the same and the said Jacob Busl
IL notified that he Is required 70 appear and
petition on or before the third Saturday aer the 2Ot
day OF October next THOS J, 8. SMITH, PpFH
September Tth, A 1860 ae7wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Cigars.
CIGARS S

vfIerr Rereiyed choice brands, ne lmpoTted HhFHhN
eJ Cigars; - co,,notitior
Long john ~ u In 1,o,, o,,''A'
ntePhvn - Jenny Lind,
nc p"rega do Mato Conchas, Napoleon, Plantation,
and various other brands
""S "a chnice l,t of domestic cigars
ranson,s Fine cut and Virginia Plug Iohaeeo Pipes
l'1no pIonsVs snnH. etc, etc. ut BORNsTElhS
ohsoeo' 9n'"' Cigar and Tobacco store,
,.,sdv Main street. opposite Market House,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

l6~ A man who last evening stood at the
show window Of Lesner & Bros Clothing
Store, Third street two doors east of Main, had
his pocket picked of about $l5 Had he went
inside and examined the nice clothing there,
he would not have lost his money. but would
probably have invested it for good and fash
ionable clothing He would then have had
something to show for his cash. It is hardly
necessary to say that the victim was not a
printer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Dunh am and ohickering Piano PoTtel

4 HAVE on hand lot Of the above naned nanosi
/ which / am desr0us q closing out and VII sell
then, much below the usual prices, Call and exAmine
them al the Piano BeAdquariers, Huston hell tniidp
iel CHARLES ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

KANSAS MEET1SG.-There will be an ad-
journed meeting of the citizens of Dayton on
Monday evening, at seven o'clock, at Beckers
Hail. for the purpose of hearing of the condi-
ton of Kansas and taking such steps as may
be deemed proper The meeting will be ad-
dressed by able speakers. A full attendance
is requested G. STOCKlNGER,
Agent Kansas Aid Committee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

B6-Rev. Maxwell P. Gaddis, City Mission.
airy, will preach at Sears ST. Chapel tomorrow
at clock, P. NJ The Sabb d School will
meet at the church at 2 pm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
CITY Matters.

p6s-There was plenty Of butter in market
this morning and it sold for from IL 10 ls
cents, according to what sellers could get.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Notarirs.


IOHN U. KRIEDLER, NOTARY PuBLfc.
81 omce-CcntTal lnsunnec Once, Mayors Raoms
No. 70 kastslde of Man, betscen Second and Third
Having recelscd Ole appeiuhient OF Notary Pulic l
in and lr tha comfy o. Moirtonefy. Ono The under
signed skss this uaoi 10 lutorn his h4ends and tie
puddle gCneray, that H. ~ sn0a plefarod 70 DO An the
hsfss pertaining % sail oilce ti NAV he entrusted
90 him, correctly, aud on the shortest nailce.
noyis+f JOHN L. knlkDLER.
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Atqbts.
Aost

4 OsT.--A certificate ofdeposite Of Harshmaa Co
II dated sept lTth, No. l9t, for one hundred sn'
sixty ffN il dollars, payable 10 the order Of lhoma
Mum p,colorod1 Payment haA i.aa~ sloPpeL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Saoolerp.
SADDLER SHOP.

GREW a wkBf0Rn, Boekel's New Budding
! sJ JefIa-son s;sret hetween second nni Thit
t6e s1qn The hg saddlc, Dayton, o. whorc they M
constSdy on hand, and make oKaotly 10 order ri
tb--if Ia ihsiT lns. They keep on hand large 49,
fuent of huggy Carriage and Coach grncss. als fNcl
Harness of every description, Meu ant bo,f asi' ~ D
mvelng trunks, ysses, carpet hags, horse iairffS
brushes whips, bits, buslO rolcs, and 10 mo a fvt
,lng connected with the business Which ~ w ~
ai reasonable prices wholesale apd rsa 47ilifn
thanks the city and aoupfl i0f lir ras hafni
patronage, anu ask acoattsilllt " tI4 atnset
Hs-ReIeiriug pFoRlrtg s'isaeito - ae2tmf
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:Eor Sale.


A LARGE FRAME DWELLING, with a Grocery
N Store attached; situate on Third street, below ST.
Marys. Terms moderate For further information,
enquire at the Empire News Room, octl7d2.
rSA AA0 ACRES OF land for sale, in large or
tCU,UUU small tracts at from 36c to 76c per acre.
expenseaineluded.
Send for map and particulars, enclosing a postage
stamp, TO the o, g. Land Agency Office, Established
1856 pf s. r. BILBR0UGH 4 CO.,
st. Louis Missouri
Patents secured and taxes paid on lands belonging TO
nonresidents Land Warrants bought, sold and loca-
ted octl3I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

JAMES TURNER, JUSTICE or THE pEAC11
- AND NOTARY fuhLic once, Rsskel linilinf
On JsreIsoA sitett neai the s2lisr y third, I, ~
Jar attention paid 90 dgseina Deeds, MoIigai1 ca y
traels, Bonds, and Leeal fI4cin Also. Solleeaoea
prompL mf1l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20

I1OR SALE CHEAP.-Two and quarter acr
situate near the Fair Ground, which is hut short ds
tSnce from the Court House. The premises now
nsed for dairy, and would be well adapted for pro
duce pleasure garden. For particulars, enquire Of
HENRY HILGEF0RT,
SPA the store, 3ll Second Street.
LHOR sALE-Two acres of land, with a store house
C and dwelling house on it, situated IN West Sonora.
Preble county, Ohio 20 miles west Of Dayton on the
Dayton and Western Railroad. The storehOuse is o.
bcb 40 by so feet two stories high, situated immed.
atelg the railroad The dwelling is the store
frJme cottage containing fiye rooms and porch.
will sell said property very low and easy payments
Inquire on the premises, or Of
jan2i D. NJ. CURTIS, Dayton,
T AND WARRANTS bought and sold.
IL apl d. BECKELL
NOR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, COZ
II OF Fourth and Jefferson streets, land II want
ed with all ITS furniture and fixtures. For terms, apply
either 10 i. GEBHART, or
ian2l JOHN McREYNOLDS.
| on OOn FRUIT TREES Mt Wholesale and
e0U UUU Retail, at the Dayton Nursery, the
Covngton Pike ~ miles from the Main Street Bridge
be Ind at very low figures by calling the pro
pretnr, living in McPbersontOwn.
sep26mldaw MARTIN II. IAMS.
| nor RENT.-The store room at present occupied
I by Mr.. Dan. Garst as Provision store on Jefier
son street. Enquire At Miller Charch's, corner o
| Third and Jefferson. Octllh
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

.
HAVE NOW In STORE
300 DDls. l',isuv >T. o. sIvIc..--, ..-a '.'E
l25 hlE bbs. 10
229 bids fully fair to primo ". 0. Sugar
l2a bbls Cr.. GranIlated, Pnw'd and CotieO Sugars
Is I" Brunos Golden syrup
rs Z" New York do
800 bags good fair to primo Rio Coffee 81.
so pockets Java Coffee. ...
o5 boxes N&t'l If. Ii lump Tobacco
IS do various standard brands IS Tobacco
IS do do r do los do
10 cnsos aIIunters" IA do
10 dO "Don QuixOte" I5s do
95 lrlf CHI. Y. II and G. p Tea ...
35 do Oolong and Pouchone Tea . 4.seT.
100 bbls M. 8 Med and Lg. MackereI D.,
so '' Tar large size
Is ticrces Rice. l . "..E 'i
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs. Gloves, CoRs a-.
Mustard, Ginger, Indigo, Ri-CurL. Sofia. a-
Sainratns Soap, Candles, Wash boards, d .. kets
Tubs, Brooms, Nails and all other art les EN-
lhNced iDthe Grocery line O. imL2
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91.IIH IT tLsIAH ;HVIICEs DOuIIo the above rates.
~ iSsEly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
10 tue space occupied aud the number of changes
~ ~ Nv from transient persons or stfTne
prescribed by law 9 ' 'N ''''Ss
sSsIness s Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per
will T ho ,o SIX mouths but for shorter period nothing
~, nc privilege OF Annual Advertising ia limited to
oIS Aavertlsers own Immediate business; and all
I for the benefit of other persons ns
wen s alIISgHl advertisements and advertisements
Tt sales and real estate in by them mist
be paid for Mt the usual rates " y N-I''4' A'.uSt
RAJ Advertisements not accompanied Will, ~vr; +o,
accordingly. '1' anu '4'N Z 80
Notices for Political Meetines to I,o clo,o, =; =,
cases Mt full rates q 2 = : gSCsfr,S ~ 6e'' III "l
Marriages. Notices of Funerals aud announcement.
of Sermons, So cents each nnYIJ"s5o
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W4EElING VA SATURDAY MORNING. JULY q, 1860 L

to win he would e4ahot-that tthe horse
was withdrawn, and the judges, decided
that Flora had won the heat and race, the
other horse having been withdrawn
None who witnessed the outrageous con-
duct of portion of the crowd, as s,Patch-
en-" was coming in ou the last mile OF. the
SECOND heat, could agree with the decision
Of me judges: even admitting, they said,
that FIora would have won; but the final
result of the race could not have b"rn
lowed. m HE iFFi Tft
:, Take it altogether, the scenes e at, at, the
SntfoHt Park yesterday were the most dis
graceful we haye.eVcr witnessed, and tits
to be hoped that the day is far distant
when such occurrences will he. repcated
within the limits of the consolidated city.
PREVIOUS to tue race. Patcheu was sold to
gentleman from New York for $4,000.
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CLIFTON HOUSE
NIAGARA FALLS.
CANADA SIDE.

TIHE PRoPRIETORs WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
i their many friends, and the public generally,
that they have leased the above house for term of
years, and have reiitted, newly furnished and made
such additions and improvements equal in point
of style and comfort any hotel at the many lshion.
bic Watering Places. This, together with its local
tiOn. which cannot he eQuallcd. commanding :s it
does complete view of the American and Horseshoe
Falls and the efforts of the Proprictcr keep
every respect irst-cIass Hotel, WILL they trust
make tho ''Cliftn on faTOrte house at Niagara Falls
Visitors arriving by the several railroads should
have their baggage checked for and stop ut Suspc-
Sion Bridge" Canada side, whero omnillIsses and
portOrs will be U attendance the arrival nf every
train Those by boat from Buffalo and Toronto will
stop ut GlftOH-llonse Station OH Erie and Ontario
hallway. Tho house is now open for the season.
JOSLIN & DUSlILEE. Proprietors.
A. C. JOsLIN, for,nS.y OF Congress Hall and City
Hotel Albany; Pavilion, Sharon Springs. aud recent
ly ltosSin House. Toronto.
J. w. DUNELEE.
Niagara Falls, (Cannl1.) ic12-lmd&w*
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~ J.C. ORR 4 co,
T. SWEENEY g. SON.
No. 65 Main Street,

.......... WHEELING, VA.
4 TIE. NOW RECEIVING THEIR, FALL, IAlPOR
"A TATloNS. being the largest they Lave ever male
in one Season. and embraces the tylcs OF WHITE
GRANITE or lRCS STONE CHINA together with Common
White and Coloret Queenswnre in great variety. Also
large and we'll selected stock of Pure White. Gold
Band and FancyPRENCH CHINA, either III setts or
separate China Decorated Vases, CooSneS Card
kets Teto Tete Setts. Fancy Cups. Mugs. &c. Also
fneTahe Cutlery Castors &c.togethcr with their usual
heavy stock Of the varOus grades Pressed, Cut and
Plain FLINT GLASSWARE, Coal Oil Lamps, &c.
They invite the attention of the Trade and will du-
pltcatc to Merchants their bills purchased III the East
nj same prices. Els.. aug25'59
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the ball. We found one of the veins
closed and the artery Ossifed Mt this place.
we then examined the heart, mud found
1t to resemble n stomach as much as a
heart. The right side, especially, wa very
much charged, and. seemed to be Under
going fatty degeneration.
While examining the heart we found n
haru lump in the lower part of il. We
introduced our finger into the right cavity
OF the heart, and found the lump TO be in
the substance Of that organ; we then cut
from the outside down on to the lump. and
found tito be n lcaden bullet.
Now the question arises, how long has
tue pallet been i'll that mans hearty
fourteen years ago he was very danger
oGSly ~ anu was attended by DR.. Terry.
VINO 1.n! dld not expect his recovery. His
altlcultY at that time was inflammation of
the lungs and most extraordinary dis
turbance of the hearts action. Since
that illness, his heart difficulty has contin-
.ued to Increase gradually; at times its
.6catings could be observed ten or fifteen
feet distant. .
=, Our theory is, that this ball remained in
the vein where it was lodged until four
teen years ago, when it passed into n. lar
ger Vein and thence into The Heart and
there irritating that delicate organ by it's
unnatural presence, caused the difficulty
then for the first time observed
Ten days before his death he took Sc
we're cold, resulting i'll aninflanmation of
the tnngs, and nm aggravation of all the
symptoms of disease Of the heart, which
continued until the messenger of death
relieved him of his earthly sNfnrings.
ORvTLLE TERRY, NJ D.
,..-.. G. B. BALcu, NJ. d.
SARANAc, June 26, 1860.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc.
T. =, -.. So

r b. SHEPPARD, No.131 Main Street, corner
- Union, will continue to keep or hand large and
complete assortmentof all articles in his line consist
ing of Ladies and Gentleliens Saddles Fine Coarse
Harness Trunks: YaIices, Carpet Baga Satchels Col.
lars. HnrT{es, Whips. &c. 50 .fis'T!fS - "l5 80 :
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
trust by strict attention and pIonptness 10 merit
continuance OF the public patronage d:IT a~1 ..Es
All kinds ri. repairing promptly done, and in pro-
per TBnnGr. j. b. SIIEPPERD.' 80
-se9Zo 332--- 332 -z--L-.s 13l, Main Street..
NHAGNIFICENT DRESS SILKS, in
INl Flounces and by the yafrl; prices very low
% Mh2o :L.-.1 & GEO. R.TAYIOR. 3
Z INRU1T BOXES.--5OO Trmit Boxes Tor Gale 6y
- niy5I SMITH GOKRELL. -
FXTRA5 FAMILY TLoUR.Zl0O barrels T
4 ! tennessee Mills NAAExtr0 Family White Wheat
Flour just received per Courier aud for sale
by tmyl6l rt n. REILLY
GAFF's FAMILY FLOUR.--2oO barrel.
" lust received per steamer Eunce and for s;lo bv.
mn ln"':' NJ. REILLY.
Z EINE E'oLIVE OIL, FOR Table t,Ee tor sn,n ot
: 4 : 1ek2- ----s-. go QRAHASfS; DRUG StG RI. :.
SPMRING M STEEL SKIRTS, Woven iessS
~ tr'il' In white and grey, recnvcJ this jlay 'hf
Jso GEO. X, TASYGoR,
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Ch0iCc First Class Insurance


~ Casi. CAPITAL 81 oOO.oUO absolute and uniupaired
WIN sTRrLUs oE SjOj,$ST SIS.
Aud the prcsigeOr IS years and experience.
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SI,5O6,3s7 SIS
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

OF LOssOs have been paid Uy tho Ena Insurance Co.,
il the past Is years
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RisGs accepted at terms consistent with solyeucy and
fair profit.
E!cciri IiS9tirr 9sit 10 IaSVrtHcc or DWELL ING
aHd Cantent: FOR terms II one to nee gears.
Tie progress Of tlIis Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
slime and storm periods cYcntful in or exempt from
sweeping con1lEraii1ns and maritime disaster. Be-
InS long established ona cs=h basis the troubles of
the credit syStrHs Affect Us iii material particular
DuTug "haEd times the security of reliable Insll-
rance is an imperative dnry-ihe ability of property
holders toSustain loss bSing then much lcssened
Policies Issued without Decay. anu UmsIuuss
tended 10 with Dispatch and fidelity. nv
y. c. ARTHUR. Agent,
Office oycr the Bank OF Wheeling.
feblo-,l4w till Jan Isr SO
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\ Bullet in Mans Heart Eighteen

Correspondence of the plattsburgh IN W Expressl
On Friday, June 18th, 1860, we made, a
posi- mOrtem examination upon the body of
Mr.. John Kelly, who resided ut the time of
his death in the town of Black Brook
In-Jnne, 1912, he was accidentally shot
at Chatham Fonr Corners, place on tue
Western Railroad, about twenty-five miles
east of Albany. The bullet passing
through three boards before striking him,
entered his right shoulder, passed towards
bone where tits united to the breast bone.
This is substantiatcd by the amount Of
disease found at this place, aud the further.
fact that the surgeon passed his probe in.
about fonr or fve inches before reaching
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New York Paper Warehouse.

NNEPRlCE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS.
~ Booksellers. Stationers, Eindcrs, Printers, aud
by purchasing from first hands
Laying increased OMr Manufacturing Facilities. We
can olcT great inducements to parties want Of Pa
ners such as are usually sold by Paper Warehouse
Ledger and Flat Papers FoOlsC"p, Letter., Note and
Trunk and Straw Board, BlottnE; etc; 4tc ailsr
Note, Bond. Drawing Bank. EnvclOEs. Particular
attention paid to supplying Ranks with Bank<NOto
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
naries, Clergymen and Professional men Elleads
in stock. ready ruled fr Printers. from tOS Heads
to the sheet: Blue and White, Wove and Laid In
fact complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
aud snvo your money. Orders by mail accompanied
with cash. will lie filled as we'll MS II present In per
CARSON HARD,
ap9-lNt Paper Warehouse. ~ Dcekman st.
"DOS'T DESERT AN OLD pRrESD yoR a NEW FACE"
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Frames, Square and oval.
PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES
BOOKS! BOOKS!
STATIONERY! VARIETIES!
-..a.alsu HOSIERY Avn

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
A IL OF WHICH WILL SELL FOR CASH Ar
IN tile lowest retail prices. or Pictures have n
inoSt complete assortment, embracing nil kinds Of
Ithorsphs and EnGrnvings, for framing; Studies for
Drawing and Vase Painting that are published In
iar!s AMI BerIin; "lsh Photographs OF Sacred Sub
} eGts and OF the Se4sons-very beautiful.
Belnf ttSsiroUS OF reducing my stock of Book. anI
Framed Oval Pictures. offer to tho purchasers of
any OF my goods numbers by which eItttleII u,
shares at tho rat: Of ono share for every dollar
bought in Watches, rs Pictures and other Nnu and
valuable articles. Tile value Of the goods SO TO be
given away is at least S7UO
As e"GlI Watch has its own set of numbers. the
purchaser may take shares in any of them he CHOOSES
AS soon as the percentage the goods sold amounts
to tho value Of any of the articles to be given
away, it shall he decided by numbers who shall bo
its pOSscssOr
Further Information can be obtained ut my store
+. LECIIEE.
yg5o -i Washington Hall.
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DOG DnY Nmnsemcnts.

NOW Tor the summer campaign; now tor
gRuze, lace and limpsincss; now for water
ing place piazzas, with the melancholy
specimen of hot wretches, pacing up and
down to examine each others toilcttcs,
and display their own, instead of wander
ing off to some cool place under the trees,
and taking the dog days easy. Heaven
help them! for they won't help themselves.
Attudiuizing in gNs-lighted hotel parlors,
with braceletted crossed wrists, or dancing
till they are MS red in the face as the fat
cook below stairs; or listening to the same
tunes, from the same band, on the same
piazza, night after night, in the company
of the same cmpty-headed whiskcrnndoes.
Could n more ingenious purgatory for the
summer solstice he invented?
Did you ever see IL female Manhattanese
examine another woman's toilettc2 No
matter wherein Il car, omnibus, store; at
church, or ut n hotel tablet Mark the
prolonged. cool, stare, at every fold, plat,
curl, pin and ruffie, till the whole invento-
~ has been minutcly taken, and the secret
of the victims good or i'll appcnrnnce-as
the case may be-satisfactOrilya accounted
for, and the verdict sumrTed up-in most
cnScs-within hearing of the subject under
scrutiny: some of these inQuisitOrs, how
ever, keeping into themselves beyond
lift of the eyebrow, shrng of the shoul-
der, or compassionate sigh, that she
should not wear, to cross ferry, II dress
fit only for drawing room.
Now, my dears, did it ever occur to you
that there is way of finding out all these
little particulars without being detected
willie you are at it? I have known wo-
men who understood the practice Of eye
dissccting without the slightest knowledge
of it on the part of the patient under
treatment. Study the glance .{~rtive,
my lambs; any we'll bred teacher can
initiate youinto its mysteries in a few
lessons. Then, this part of your cduca-
ton complete, yous can pack yourtrunk for
your summer travels, and when n lady
takes a seat opposite tosyou alta four-foot-i
wide hotel table, you will not lay down
your knife and fork and stare her out of
! countcnance, at the same time going over
-alond-every particular of her where
! abouts and belongings. with the minute
ness of - historian. a ncater way, my
lambs, would be to take up 'the bill of fare''
and,look diligently overi with your next
neighbOr, convey the desired biographical
information, regarding the new conner in a
low tone, while your forc-fnger,- upon
which that diamond glistcns. wanGcrs in
dexically over the list of chickenI beef and
mutton. FANNY FERN. =
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LIST, MORRISON & CO.,

LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
Wh oIesoIe Groccrs 81 Produce Dealers
Nos 20 and so Nuin-S.. IUrcling, Ia.
WE desire to state to the friends of the late firm,
and: to the trade generally that In possession
Of tile most ample facilities for the transaction of
Wholesale Grocery and Produce business
We determined to execute all orlers entrusted
to our care with fidelity and lrOmptnoss, and dOn the
most favorable terms Your HiJ't servants.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
Wheeling, Jalrlry 2d, 1860. jam
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