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CHINA. GLASS. DC.

THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS--At
i SCHAAP 4 co.'s, corner Of Broad and 3rd
streets. China and Glassware IT the. cheapest
prices ever heard Of, such ~ Tumhlers from SO. .
dozen up; Gob.ets from 81 50 a dozen up; Kerosere
OH Lamps from 75c. a piece up-alI worth double
the money; Tea Sets and Dinner Sets far below
regular prices as new goods are pouring IN DAILY;
Bird Cages and Chidren's CARRIAGES SURPRISES
anything in variety and low prices. As for House
Trays, Coffee and Tea Pots, Of AL kinds Of metal,
Table Cutlery, Wooden and Willow Ware. and
thous of other articles in that line, call from
thos. IN want Of such goods will prove beneficial
to them. they will from Is tn Is cent. by
purchasing at SCHAAP CO. $.
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME Offers hls ser.
M vioes 2 the Isble in the trsatmsnso cl sscrss
6rsncS xives Dr.. r. : claim 70 public favor-0@oe
on Franklin street, nea! the Exchange Aosei, and
TkAcf e 81 ifI.SWKSs one q The very "a
cinos ~ 70 order. AL cOmmv ncatlCns BY tetfeI
or OfheF1 SeV1Omptly attsndN to. Richmond. W
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! - NOTICE.-The subscriber,
intending to remove from his
present place of business: will
0fier his entire stock OF SAD


dnced Prices. Those IN want viii save money BY
S s..s on han; Il ~ " iohk
L9 Tak c sYETEs ESsx 20 Sk3 so5Ss
and Cts worth a ~; Beautiful Lawns It and
cts; the Richest patterns and the best quality Of
sn:y sss 4 s. ~ Worth
some at u. $i-3 and upwards; Blk Silks, very
good q Sc and hsnsr pFccs; Si thIs. nn:
money; busters al 900; Silk Mani.llas 81 Slso.
81 3 St sSGS
French Nssdls So;Isd Lsd:: col.I: :.d s c.@.
Table Cloth, OIL Cloth, Csipetiax. 6.m6ric:.
i Hassseo Ka and Goa. s SKIN
:s"n at ali prices, Sc and usssrds; Lsdiss Sc
E 81 n @
n sss s ss.s !. 'i NJ i cent ea
- e NOV Alive Dex Ic~.. - lalorm oaI
friends ana the pubic anil ssnsfsy sass .i nsys
Main street, between the 81. Charles Hotel the
o.d Mas.s.. .hsEs We have la.:s!I .ac.ea.sd q
and GAN assure our na!neseus cust0mers that they
win 70 q YSRPNssdk e W issfts.' .;A r
ciDEK and LAGkR BEER; We Ar cSsi g ths
any an s part OF, d the city FREQ u oasrss.
astu.p!ns SRs sincere shs9ss for the libsr.! p.
hops @ receive acont'naanes q The ssms Is our
ss::;; 8 p.. An. e'a:s N L:s.s S::,.
T'O TnO.E iN WANx or HUdLDlNos.
FL cRuAr. ~ I!LDEa. kich.esa. Vs. ": !.
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pssssnreYs bronkfsst and sup at Ashland see e.
On board The comfortable steamer between ASSs~
Creek and WashingtDu.
- 1os further lniosnnssioass ssV s'','
'soss '''J Jas. B. WeiNSiTi:o0N, Gear Ticket ~
QANsI RuYH. 3pl'k
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HATS AND CAPS.

SPRING AND ISL MINER GOODS FOR
VI 1s6a-HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
I'VE have now store and for sale. the latest
and most fashionable styles of Fur, Cashmere.
French and American Felt Hats. Moeskln Dress
Hats Of the finest qualities and at all prices: on
solicited. w. i. MOOhE q w.
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DIssOLUTIONa, &c.


NOTICE. The un-
der the style and firm Of W NJ. r. MOORE 4 CO.,
% Broad for The Of aSS
ESS, would respectfully state thdt from lncreas-
ed facilities, are now enabled to offer a larger
and better assortment OF g0oos IN OUT me, ana o
ected stock, to merit the patT2naks OF c1r 1Iiends
April "a, 1890. III. J. LEONARD.
(0-PARTNEkshif.-we. the unasrs,gn:sd.
haze t and dSy fm N Co.
for the purpose Of manufacturing PLAIN and Or
f f5R4RxEA and Slht e.
e's tiff S1 XVI
G tSls 81 Plates. etc Which vs viii 80 On very
accommodating terms. :: y. ~ NH,HHREENM0'
Richmond, January lst. 1850.
V.SUNDBERGb egs leave 10 return his thanks
to his friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore be:towsdspor nm, ana re- re-
tke nfV firm. ap ll-3ws
VO.PAR TNERSHlf:.JNO. a: ~ EST, o!
y Petersburg, and THOMAS JOHNSTON, Of
this f.y g
name nam and nd STYLE Of WEST & JOHNSTON, at the
old stand las Main street. and hope, by strict at
friends and the publ which has been 20 h6eraDy
bestowed upon the house Of Gro: n; WEST.
fMoM "a N JG6SAnNsroN.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, lseo.
A Card.-In retiring from tho Book Trade. 1
desire to return my thanks to the public, who have
60 generously sustained me, aud trust my succes-
Its 0EO. NJ. w ESI
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CARRIAGES, &c. FOR SALE.
~-1, ONE HORSE" CARRIAGE ron
49, ONE HORSE CARRIAGE, new. and
city -made, which will sell very low ,,ruo,u
ap Sta r. CAUTHORN.-
.N7. CARRlAGES..CAk lAGES. =
&X A. FRANCIS, Agent for WIN. 1;
2k@N- hurry. manufactured tor SAFE and WIN
make to order, any style OF ,VEhlCLE, from
Nulkey to Four Horse Coach.
Factory ON Franklin street. between 18th and
10Th streets. -
REPAIRING done with nsatnsss and dispatch.
NH 29-lmH
W9a9- OH! MAN, MAN, THOU ART
6&c12 but dust; therefore, why greye at the
X&@16changes of life. for it leaves but
dreary waste to contemplate uDon. 30 now 10y 90
Nh. Error Az said in my last advertisement
had been study ing astronomy, OF course people
expected to hear Of some great PhenoThena would
have discovered, hut in examining the elements, 1
found there was my stsry beyond the cOnprehen-
sion Of man. and a. had no desire to bulid tower
Of Babylon, therefore gave it out and went 70
am now still in the ring TO trade for anything
from the bowels of the earth to the mountain top
than setting aside and dreaming, signing and vast
ing life tide, for in fes earnest battle those only
prevail who daily march onward an, and I esysr So
18th st., Greek Nation, Richmond, Va.
p. ST. promised the public romance OF my
life, which will be forthcoming IN due time.
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NAS CARRIAGES, CARRlAGES...
HH&6$S The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
xaI@s& Making Establishment, on Lombard Al,
ley between MAN ard Cary lssh end 4ih 81.
TEES. BAROUCHEs. BGGGIES, with and with.
out tops, and SULKI ES-all Of his own, make, Of
viii be sold as low a. good work Of the kind ban be
in the CITY Of Richmond. and | respectfully ask a
rage line, as am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible and all work
'o fs a md q A' 10" ~ MicAJAH MANGUM.
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--- V1K9lNlA CEN THAt
s 8 a4i / s s.S 4 fRRssasss i
TRAIN viii leave RleAnoad Daily: q ~ sv \; II
Tor t3OR D0NevlLAe. CHARt0IIHSwS nrlSfr
s s1j y ExTE22niNsstE36 NcAsuaS' ALhAA''-
%h sEG WIN. r. ADcOcK. Ticket Asss.-
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} wHoEESAiE DEALER IN

AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTUKEKs
stock Of FRUfTs, NUTS. PRESERVES. &c,
and is continually receiving, by every steamer and
cheap store Of JUAN PIZZINI, l8 Main ct. 1
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no HAVE MOST HE E.. ~ Ll nE,.rl'
CAKES, 10, you must use the Virginia Yeast
Powders. They are certainly superior 70 ANYTHING
Of the kind, which i proven BY their srovink IN
ana Tor safs, vhOlesaie and retail. by
L, WAGNER, Apothecary.
lfFf r. i*ss kfhcand RrOad atreNta.
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OHM Nh ~ srsrH- ~ rTD E.cuArax HorxI.
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON.
comprising Svede' American HammereG. Peru
Hammered, English and English Refined, EnKli en-
IRON, Hoops, band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and Plow Plates; Also: Tin-pate Ct various
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. 0p1-to
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r az ., 2MO = . AND sfsax
TRUNKe-Jsst spsns1m s w.;
Caters q oisE La4lss Easii.a 3 Lsfnns e. e
Al n: d. a.. Missss %. o.; hssides issxe efock
al ourres g and Side leoed 0eitegss ohidrens 1af-
GGNfLEkiEN'6 WEARs-0ents' the fsersh
Caif-sAis DOete lgnv on nek0I = ~ s ~ =.
81 20, And large variety Of Gsnslsmsn,s wrss
Tsnyeljng Trunks, Pooling Tfu1ks, Bonnet Cases.
vaiiceske.. SOW oeeoa 70 the trade g iQw p!icess
A. 6. HELLER & CO.'S, l63 Bsoad st.
Country Merchants and Farmers are FsspsetiaIJ
invited. g - =
GENTS, CITY MADE 40OIS
and SHOES, AT REDUCED PRICES.
HAVING large steck Of rhs following gcoaS q I,
offer Gents French Calf Oo0tA. IS; gepts trercn1
Calf Consress Caters. - %; Cents Fre1cns CaiI
Oxford Ties, IS 50; Gents French Cali strap
Shoes, o. q; Gents' French Kid Caters. So.
The above ARE Of our own make, ana We warrant
them equal TO any. boots and shoes made u this
city. An early call i: sc!i , . ,,s . ppn
Next to the American Hoist.
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JV.SUNDBERGb egs leave TO return his thanks
to his friends and the public for the very liberal
pafrOnage heretofore bestowsdupon him, and re-
specially sOncits . continuance of the same for
tke nfv firm. ap -3ws
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= : = = .!cONvENTi0N.AFcrI ,ssI0N
vehiencs attending the Democ ~ Sss
return tickets will ~ sola q this ofss f.s 'sss
18th to the 1eth inst. and good until four ~. -
tsr the aajournnsnt Of the eeti"s ~ p,, ~
S1W. +. H. WYNNt 0s
ap H-6e Supt r. and p %.
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A z6c71oNEEk zNp COMMISSION

DOTS, FAIRLY kC03,.., Avn
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary st.;
Richmond, We.
Special attention Erven 70 the sale Fl TObACCOl
WHEAT. and all kinds Of PRODUCE, and iioerel
advances made on consl2nmente.
FFFk cAh!bP P9 FF1TSslEY. Late Of ressnbsrs.
HENRY S. WILLIAMS, Late Of Norfolk.
JAS. B. MARSHALL. Late Of Pc tsrsburf.
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WIN. AATTLER Z CO.,
OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSHES AND WINDOW

BRUSHEE.~We received by the late steamer Q
aTxe supply Of Painters and Artists Brushes, Of
superior quality, to which We call the attention oi
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Rirbmaah gispztrt.

EXAMINATIONS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

4 dian Ripple AnaQf the Beavertown, In
March, ee st osoc snlaSday vi ;sa El @ses s
sleetiag geyen plFeeiotu W., 1or the pnTposs 81
is,. ssas Ss9 stasS ,aS.A pE eS or DE tasaa
feb2s ca w - a, Eklrd. = 80 =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

From Rev. Mr.. Nc cNuLLEN, Pastor OF Roberta Chanel
INDIANAPNLIs, October G, 1867.
Dr. c. w. RoBAcK--Dear Sir; have used your
d ood Purifier for nervous affection, from which
have suffered much at times While II 10 pleasant
to the taaIe It certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please accept my thanks for your kind re-
CARDS, and believe me Yours,
J'W. T, McMULLEN.
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BE SITS
Fruit Tree Invigorator,

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, FARMERS
w having used Dest's Fruit Tree Invigorator on
our Fruit Trees de certify that II will do All that n
Is recommended to do and by applying II to the bod
OF the tree near the earth, will destroy the worn
In the root and cause the worms and insects Ia
leave the branches. 1t also gives new lie 10 thS
ss,Ing greater amount OF healthy and in
vigorous bud, 30 that frost will not affect H. unesS
II is an extremely hard one. -
we nave used 1t on old trees that were very much
deoayed, and they are full OF life and IN GOOD
bearing order. II has the same effect en- Psscb
reaf, Plum and Apple Trees, Grape VineS, and all
NJ. ]. swadener, Washington Township, Mont.
gomery county; Edmond Robinson, CI, ar Creek
oreek township, Green County; Martin Heifner.
beaver beaver Creek Township, Green County; William
NIPPLE Miam1 County; Hiram Robb, Butler County.
TO THH PUBLIC.
l purchased of Benjamin Best last Snrino tho
right TO use the Fruit Tree InYigorator on NV farm
near the railroad crossing. on the Xenia pike, fye
with worms, the leaves hall eaten and of veilo,v
color. believed they would all die, but used ne
ptIepsrsu9hi pIes S my trees recovered new lie and
FieOri hpu Dole large crop OF apples in the FALL
more than they had yielded for ave Years previoms'
can therefore confidently recommend BestiH FrnIt
February l0, 1860. ADAM HAwKER.
All farmers and nurserymen should be in possea
loh OF the Recipe for making this invaluabl prepa
ration, as IN setting out young trees II they are
1athed at the roots at the time of Betting AMI Tor
hVe orbiN days afterwards, not one tree in thons
and viii die. II will also advance the growth and
they VIII bear fruit one year sooner in
Will have supply OF the preparation on hand
AT my residence, l0T Jefferson street for those who
would ike to use on decay ed shrub6ery Ic Flow
ers In pots should be bAthed with Il once or tyiee
during The summer to make the N healthy. Reeipes
can DC procured from me in Dayton, or AZ Branden
burg Co. g store, 900 Third street The ingredjent
cont taned in this Rec pc art not exnenaiSe a. ~
being sufficient to pIocuae enough for two hundrcS
uees, use II IN the Spring soon as the froat ia
out OF the ground and the trees are besinning "a
bud. Instructions for using given with the Rec1pe
BENJAMIN BEST,
60, No i01 Jefferson street, bet. 9th and 9th,
N"~s-'u""ih DAYTON, ONO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
Legislative Itens.

In the Senate, March II, tho following
bills we're introduced and read the fret
time: To provide for tho purchase and dis
tribution Of the fourth volume Of Curwens
Revised Statutes Of Ohio; making appropri'
RtionsAfor the maintenance aud repairs Of
the Public Works fot the fiscal year ending
November 10, 1860, and for the quarter
ending Feb. 10, 1861. Most Of the day wrs
spent in the consideration and discussion Of
the General Appropriation Bill, which was
ordered to be ehgrosscd and read the third
time on Monday.
In the House, the following bills we're
passed To provide for lsvying tax to
build bridges on turnpike roads; supplement
tary to the act entitled ian act to provide
for the organization Of cities and iacorpora-
ted villages, passed March IL, 1858; to
amend section 80 Of the act for the assess,
mSnt and taxation Of all property in this
State, and for levying taxes thereon accord
ing to its true value in money, passed April
5, 1859; to amend an act to authorize the
building of an Arsenal for the State Of Ohio;
to enable townships and Incorporated villa
ges 10 establish cemeteries common TO both;
TO amend sections As and 46 Of the School
law Of 1858, TO re-enact the 6sth section of
the act for the incorporation of cities and
villages. House joint resolution relative TO
certain statistics for the use Of the Commits.
sioner Of common schools. Mr.. Winner
gave notice of bill TO amend sectinn Of
the School law relating to cities and villa
geS The following bills wore introduced
and read the first time To provide for the
settlement Of the township trustees with road
supervisors; to amend the act providing for
the levy Of extra road taxes to provide for
making lsvess to guard against the over.
flowing Of rivers, which was also read the
second time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19


The Dayton Empire with its usual facility
for the discovery (or msnufacture) of mare 8
nests, is attempting to convict US Of moon
sistency in tho paragraphs we have written
concerning the election Of Dr. Brodbeck, OF
Dayton, to the Chicago convention. If il
will ease up the Empires troubles in any
degree, we beg to assure il that we still ad.
here to every thing We have written con,
Oerning that election. We have neither
"swallOwed" nor modified any Of our stateI
ments and have no idea Of doing so. If the
F---ire man is capable Of understanding
EnRlish, and will re,exsmine the par.
he quotes with so much display, he
ind that he has been giving vast
am mt Of "cry" for no wool at all.-Xenia
.ENS
IRE is the "mare's nest to which our
10 cotemporary alludes, and to which he
! adheres, and which be will neither
dify' nor Swallow"
he most IHJUDIoIoUs and UNFORTUNATE
& done by the Convention was the Sc
- ion Of Brodbeck, q GERMAN of Dayton,
as delegate at large, when his OWN DELE.
CATION not only were NOT FOR HIM but actus
ally opposed his nomination as tending to
BRING DISCREDiT on the county, His
election was the result of some Lake.shore
wire pnlliDg for private ends.
Now, that is what We call "plain Eng,
Hsh;;' it certainly is not German. On phGt
grounds did the Montgomery county delsgal
tiCn oppose DIR. BrodbeCk, did you say, Mr..
Nws2 We submit to our Xenia cotempo~
TO that if he can produce no better para
ghs to compare with the first one written
ohe election Of DR.. BrodbOck, had he not
er remain silent2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

Monday Evening, March 10 1850.
rrReadiag Matter on Every Pago.-1

nA-For Locals, Telegraph. and othe
matters Of interest and informal see
First aud Fourth Pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

CARLISLE, Warren Co., o., March q, 1853.
DR.. RoBAcR--Dear Siri For the benefit Of suffer-
ing humanity permit m to say that have found
your Scandinavian Blood PuIiiier and Blood Pills a
sure eurefor Indigestion and Liver Complaint. l
hvye suffered from the above mentioned diseases for
hve years and have tried great many physicians,
but all to no purpose. Twas advised by n friend to
try your Blood Purifier and Pills, and did so WAS
living in Cincinnati at the time, went to your
ohiee and purchased one bottle of the Purifier and
one box OF Pills to commence with, and bless the
day found your valuable medicines, for am en-
Joying good health al present. and feel confdan that
the cure is permanent. Let others buy and take
what theyplease; MS for me, give me the Blood Pu-
rher and Pills for all chronic diseases which arise
from impure blood and arrangement of the digestive
organs: take no other medicines, and have not
for the last eighteen months.
Most truly, 7. v. DUBOIS.
Principal office and Sales Rooms No East
Fourth street. I'd building from Main street Cincn-
NATL o. Laboratory in Hammond street
FOR sale In this county by Thompson a. ZeleT, Ger
mAntownj DR.. w. W. Stewart, Dayton; Sheets a
Eby, do; VIM. Weusthof, do; Perry Marker, Lib
eTtyi George S. Boyer, miamisburg; Eby Stocks-
lager, Unioni james o. Anderson, Centreville; Il.
NJ Myers, New Lebanon; " Jackson, ,Chambershurg;
=. H. Curtis, Vandaliai Turner q Haverling, Salem;
r, ID. Schaetier, Farmersvile, ID. d. olwin, Johns.
yilei John Mundhend, Pyrmontj Burket a Hamiel
Dodsoni A. q j. Hay, Brookviile; Arnold & Linz
pert, Arlington Jacob sayer, baltimore; and by
druggists and Merchants throughout thd Union.
mh9-3mdAlyw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19


a Irish Company in Milwaukee Dis
med because they would not Fight
81 ainst the United States.
,.IR. Cleveland Democrat says it has been
BY letter from gentleman in Miwaul
"Da' his friend in Cleveland, written just
,Tbs the Supreme Court of Wisconsin res
"ResiO grant writ of habeds corpus to
nTS Doth, charged and convicted of aiding
rescue Of slaves, from the officers who
=, BY Id them, out of the hands of the law.
81 a it.I ter, which is dated Milwaukee, March
"wee, says;
"The Black Republicans are trying hard to
1.-THE muss here about the Booth affair
"The We seen by the papers, that he has
DEAHiin arrested, and application has
"St,n,..de to the Supreme Court of this
Rectory writ OF hdbeas corpus to take him
v4nt ,4h OIL Our Irish volunteer company,
Von Vf II finest in the State, was applied to,
Abroad what action they would take, pro-
Piiis a. re was a conflict of authorities, and
ere requested by the Governor to
Can ban taking Booth out of the hands of
uec lifted States officers. Like true men,
~ answered that, while they were willing
C0ey all lawful commands of the State
sutive, they would never resist the au.
rty of the United States, to whom they
ed their first allegiance. In consequence
this patriotic answer, an order was re,
1ived to day, from the Governor, ordering
ne company to disband, and their arms to
Dc taken from them
Fidelity to the United States, says the
indianapolis Sentinel, is treason to Black
RepubliCanism in Wisconsin. Because the
/ al adopted citizens refused to promise to
unit treason against the United States,
@ey were considered dangerous, and wore
lisarmed by a Governor, who, if he had but
Dne 1.-THE of the patriotism that inhAbits the
breasts Of these Irish adopted citizens, would
never have been caught in an act that re,
fleets such deep disgrace upon oil concern,
ed.
Although il is fashionable in Know Moth.
ing oireles to abuse the Irish, yet in our
whole body Of citizens, native or adopted,
We have noae more patriotio--none who
would sooner poll life and limb in defense
of the country anIits institutions, than the
Irish adopted citizen, Their blood has been
spilled on every field we're liberty was the
stake--it has fertilizsd ssry plain where
the troOps of the United SSss have met
foe, and in any trouble that m, snrip0 nm
they viii ever be found true to the .dontsd
oonntrv such has been their e..
heretofore, and such viii it be as long ~.
United States continues to be the refuge :
the oppressed Of other nations. Would tha
We could say as much for some Of our ow
citizens, but with truth we can not
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
JOHN SHELLEBEREER
For Sale Cheap.

ny and a hall acres Of around, situate in
street. bridge. There on the premises large Two
stoly brick House, with convenient and ample eel
ar room, good barn and allneeessafy out puldinRai
together with well OF fesh water and a large cls
tern. A portion OF the ground is wen set with
sttH"perrY, raspberry gooseberry, ourrAnt plants
1e.- Also an orehar Of apple, ch Try and pear
trees The balance OF the ground in nice order 10
cultivate. The above property will be sold low and
on easy terms. For further information, Apply
10 JACOB NJ UhIAIA, Sen, or ''F
L AMOS PFOUTZ,
Jhhzt on the salem Road.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
1ag-A delegation from Hamilton was in

Sav-A delegation from Hamilton was in
Columbus Saturday looking TO their interests
in the new Penitentiary location, We learn
thal at q meeting in Hamilton the other
evening, at which It was intended 10 solicit
snbsOriptIOns, BY the time the speakers Wors
doss talklag about the advantages 70 ps De
sissA iron de lOoasiOp Of ihs psH PF's0pI
he anaIgass hAA l.f ths pla0sI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

Y 70 keep hands and feet warm the sub,
made socks. Also, realribbod shaker sock d, ,bueKl
skin, doB-skin and woolen mittena and gloves for
sSsl % Az East I'D q. ShAnins Sdoors rom r4sI Main.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
u. Il. Weston

KEEPS, in connection with his supply of
S,ii WOODEN Mnnuiaeturer'a articles, large and
reeklng Hose &e. Would especially call the Attens
lon OF Mlilers, Manufacturers and Maehinists 10
tanH other kind OF Betting forpower ana durs
M, hss also on hand Laoing Leather, Belt Hooks,
WAfpeg Machine Cards, Reeds, 6e,
SO2 sACoND ST, DAYTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
For Sale.

a nQUSE and Lot, ON Main street. Ia
TempsrFom the Court House, and known AZ the
for hote House. The house 10 well onieulated
las ieet des Boarding House. Lot tDH ifont, BY
jy1s ,, inquire OF
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