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, 1860-08-25

Bishop Baker Of Concord, y. H., was in the
city, at,he Briggs House last evening, on his
way to the meeting Of the Upper Iowa Confer
ence at Dubuque, on Wednesday Of next week.
bishop Simpson Of E7anston, is to dedicate
the new Church at Joliet on Thursday next, at
10 a.. II.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of the
Diyines Of illinois, r:eets at Quincy this yesr,
on the l2th September.
It said that Bishop Whitebouse will take up
his residence in Chicago this fall.
, 1860-08-25

TEE C1rr M1ss1ox.-A widow womnu, with.
ont encumbrauces, Of excellent character and
respectabiIi.y, deaires situation AZ house.
keeper only, or to care for IN invalid 1sdy, as
matrou OF An assistant matron. Apply to Rev.
E. B. Tuttle, so North Market ssrtst, ataAx.
N. B.-Letters for orphan children or help OF
any kind, from persons ont Of toxu, will not b
answered unless enclosing stamp. As'a gen
sral thing. ths poor prefer half loaf in ths
city to good homs in ths country.
, 1860-08-25
Tho mreFaRt3fC3K Fair.

Everything il progressing we'll. rresent ap-
pearances show that the Great Wigwam will
no: prove foot too large for the demands to be
made upon lis space. The exhibition is to be
formally opened on Tuesday evening next.
, 1860-08-25

FnC1r TRAxsAcr1oS.-A boz, named James
Gallagher, stole the fruit he coveted from
peach dealer, yesterday, and has been sent to
the Bridewell to resp the fruit he deseryes.
, 1860-08-25

PEOPLES L1SE-The frs. class steamer PITT.
durgh will leave for Buffalo and all lake ports
this evening att O'Clock. Cabin fare to buffalo
including meals and state ro.n, $5.0 Inquire
at Not under Richmond House,
, 1860-08-25

ta3~ Owing to the occupancy Of the Wigwam
by the Mechanics Fair, there will be no preach
inr thera tn.mnTrnw
, 1860-08-25

MISUNDERSTANDING aex received weekly
at the Lamp and Oil Emporium. We have !
new Pstens Reflector for lighting Billiard Tables,
Show Windows, &c, adapted for either Gas or
kesosine Lamps. We are also in receipt Of
which magnify the light 20 fold. Cha.. l.. No.
ble, la3 Clark street, aud 157 West Madison
street. Aug. q. g.
, 1860-08-25
Shooting .{HraY.


L AGerman named Ch nj sps, resldipr in Lvors
is now in Jail in this city 10 answer to charge
OF shooting ose Christian Sshlenger, resident
Of this city end keeper Ct C. saloon on the cor.
ner cf Blue Island avenue and Twelfth street.
THE two were in saloon ia Lyons, kep! by q
man named Miller, when dispute arose be-
tween THIN and continued until they became
quite angry.
The accounts Of the subsequent features of
the affair varg in Important particulars, but our
informant is one Charles Hill, resident Of this
city, who Was on the tpot throughout. He SAYS
neither came to blows, but tat Clemens went
to hlso house. That Us little later, Hill and
schlepger, IN company, were approaching the
vicinity Of Clemens house which lay on their
road to this city, Clemens came out in front Of
bis premises with E gun aud defed Schlensor
to come any farther. After some paEley The
latter disbeleving that Clemens would really
FIRE, Was proceeding on his way, the other drew
his piece and fired at half distance, lodging
charge of shot in and about schlengee's face,
frightfully dis6guripg him for life, even if he
recovers. One eye is entirely put cut.
Another account says that in the alteration
SeAlanaer showed t"i!,. threatening to kill
the other, aud That C.emens' patience being
quite worn out, and considering himself in dan
ger Of his life, be discharge1 4. the aegr,ssor
the contents Of stos gun, which he had in his
hand. At al! events the matter is IN ugly one
for the wounded man, and may pro7e 30 for his
adversary, WIN voluntarily dc'sered himself
, 1860-08-25

SoErn s1DE-Thcrs will be s2eaking at the
Republican Headquarters snd Reading Room,
1is North Clark street, this evcnirg, Saturday,
Aug. 25th. ]. J. RICHARDS.
nros,k XaxfA d.
, 1860-08-25

a SUBURBAN REslpEscE AT CLxAyzRy,LlE
DESTROYED pT F1RE.-About O'Clock Thursday
evening lire broke out in the barn in the rear
OF the suburban residence Of Lucius Ne berry.
Esq., at cieaverville, little south of the city
limits. The premises constituted one range o
buildings connected together, and all were to-
tally destroyed The furniture was mostly re-
moved. The premises were just finished and Of
ve.y ornamental mud desirable class The
buildings we're insured ia Eastern companies.
III the eMce OF Miller i Wilmarth, for $7, ESQ, of
which A,7co we're on the house, $4,000 On the
furniture, aad $3.50 On the barn.
. 1t % not known how the ere originated but it
is believed to have been the result Of careleas-
ness Of some one employed about the barn.
, 1860-08-25

PASoPT1cos-l.Asr DAr.-This il the last dav
Of LaRue's wonderful Panopticon Of India. It
will be exhibited this afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
and again tonight. The admission is only Is
cents for adults aud 10 cents for children.
, 1860-08-25

- Lan'bermen are requested to meet in
room No.. 2, L;nd's Block this Saturday even.
ing at 8 o'clock.
, 1860-08-25

~. .H.ExAREAstE CASE or Losckv11r.-In tho
..'ufm4nce !. u, Of our dn!iss il taking The ceu.ua
Henderson county, we found in the persou
s'd sds. Mary Davidson, mother Of Ferderlck Da~
*o,1a.: *,+on: Esq, formerly Of Kentucky, one Of The
l'a hre< years old before the first da7 Of June
~. end has all the appearance Of living several
'ea's stnore.----0quspM Sp>assor.
, 1860-08-25

e G. MIraso1e begs to inform. the ladies
and gentlemen of Chicago that he inten ds to
leave here for New York in few days to en-
gaze IN assistant, when Oh bis return his
school will be re-opened with the most approved
fashionable dances, and conducted on the same
select principle as heretofore. wher be hopes to
have continuance of that support and patron.
age which has hitherto been so liberally given
him.
, 1860-08-25

ERE'S A HARVEST FOR
IL AGENTS.
Now Ready.
FRINGE OF WALES PHOTOGRAPH MEDAL.
Conmemoztly. Of the Visit Of His Royxl HEhre to
America,
Cn ose tIce:-SfIESptp FoE:Rs1r or TnE Pxryu4 a.
HALEs. Ae5e,te :Srlx1pIp P~211A17s sr II, II,
7Hx QCExa AID PnxcE Co1soEr.
E1eeuAd.u IN Aa1auestype, from Original London Ihot,
K.aths.
P11o1s-4. 60 cents ana Is cents according to a..e.
A9!nta Al; Jotbe!s supkI At man1faetures. psee.
AdcErA A1NALtx d ca Gene n ARenA
au3 ca9--iw 81 p<1sbora at1tet. ChIcs.o
, 1860-08-25

FxCuRs1oN.-The Sabbath Schools of tie
Third Presbyterian Church take IN excursion
to kenosha, Wisconsin, to-day. E1cursionists
are to provide their own refreshments. Cara
leave the Chicago l. Milwaukee Railroad depot
, 1860-08-25

MINISTRY At LARoE.-The Sunday School Of
tn" A'-'s*-r ii Large will meet in tha -oon
lce Ra3dolph street. on Sunday mcru,nE Ut y
o'clock.
All the old teachers are most earnestlv en-.
treated to take their old places. New teachers
who want to take part in This good work will
have c!asIes given them on application to
Robert Co]1yer, Minister a. Large.
, 1860-08-25

q Tue Wesshcr yesterday was Of q much
admired pattern, cool without chill Just ore
Of our Iarke shore summer days.
, 1860-08-25

r L o U r BARREL SLAVES
u AID HEADlNG.-The su5.crib III ctes for sale \
f1c o:k ef nst class. well sasoaed Gu. ayt3 with
~ Rived or save Head nG. Clscen oherwe~. ta7
dress JONES. CuArIN / CO., Ni!ea Il eh sus3f N
TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas.
- Lfurens Kent and Martha T. Kent h's wife did, On
suta cer I'm Deed o: Trust me. IN ,tr Lne ~
If"stee otarnG data 4F and year oIsad upon the
pr mses hereinafter described, the u; Of
acertan pfomtsofy note u dae there h for The
tnm or Two Thousand Dofisrs ts2o0p. made bT raid
Kent acd payahe two years ter s date L, Atn Steers
tum ps5aie quarterly ~hIeh said Died Of T,us: i. Tc
eod in tie ketordsEs Once On and for tue T univ Of
HcLean aEd State Of Illinois In hoax '' Of AoItx.et1
Psze a-d whereas T. ut his b. made 10 the ra7-
nj n OF the - r. m1ry Note the con uce
It's dat e1ct2t fer th Dirt three cnths atter .s dAe
md mp saon has oeso m2de 10 By the legal h.ldsf
to sell I'd prete4 under said Deed Of Trust for
tie purpose therein expressed:
ro~ public net &c IL heby given that n ps.
s1snee OF the power in Deed Of Trut copta ned ant
for the payment Of tafd note and THEREON as afoe.
ea6 ataL % Monday the 18th dsy Of sept mter L. D.
1870 1t ten clock OF that day the moth door Of
the Coun Htuse in iha City oE Ch!eaxo. public
?w nz stu lied IN tho 1ounty # Metao. -tste Of
III uo!s beng tbs same described In ad snst DEED To-
wi-Tae W st ta1f Of Section twenty seven t7;)
10 Io~1aap nua:ef tNensy tx ta uotth of KsnEe ii
e. tast containing THREE Hurdsed AMI Twenty Aczts
be the rAne n r. or less except "trip Of
g. 1sS saa s. y
R.Losdj WlLLlAA 4. STEERS, frus;ses
GE.RutH Tarz. Attorneys.
Chicago, Auxuit .3:h. 1870. aus3 c9t5 nd
, 1860-08-25
&Jrrss Il TribttmG.


CORN N1AEkKE El'S.
Under the influence Of moro encouraging
news from Europe hy the CITY Of Baltimore,
ia well as 10 light receipts, tho Whcat market
Yesterday was particularly active and buoy
..::-:'riees having advanced and &c per
i1,:s.' NJ. Spring closing firm at 81 and
:, ~. and Nn. > Spring ut so in store.
..e Corn market also advanced IL and
;l-.... ;,,hs clusel firm at 81 and 81 l-2c for
A. i IL s:crc.
Tnc receipts Of -four and grain yesterday
wt;r IS tniows:-
/ t.. 4s3-
-. It, .l0.,7H
44,lb&
E:>, ..--......-.............. 4,'ep
Ht.T.
, 1860-08-25
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, AuGr1ST * 1aeo
Ano 81. 1onts Nhember or Commerce

Aho 1t. Lonls Chamber or CommeYce
,r 1"o fiaeo company
guys ~ our !ass issue 1he late ac!ion IT,
~ %"o ~. H'uA' e.'anoef Of Commerce in
49,. .o ~ 'ne "es' u oiasell, the agent Of
49,, so, w., ~, 'o1 'esA4 removal OF the Rock
14 Dt'oee' ou' tne resolutions passed,
81. '1N' ','e eua"oe OF Commerce
49, 49, ptoinlnenuy with the
-. 90 onn ~ 't'@'1 's'' - s'sn'ng his bail bond
W. v.,0ev.
VT '1A' nc n''o w 'au't 10 md but IS We
"a'e oeen ao1e 10 gam little insight into the
e .s.".Ht. " ~ "uH " .ne ohamber Of Com
.. "n's" 'uoss 'e7o1attons were passed,
~ Is. .o - eeuAenl"u formerly rea'dent
- 49, u'u'e' "no WIS present at such meeting.
$500. eAue "'o Ap'e 10 discover most OBJ
,.,a 'e ..o auu .ppeson.Dg features in the atti-
.;as yD~.'0s4 VI eo"merce reasIy cccu-
Tha a,...:N ' u'y u mat body.
mn. ~ rW.11. .A 'o VI onange on the
tha ~. 49, T 4He Ffesident called
p;asa,,s .-.4.e s'1s tne matter Of
dat, -. 80. 13io It was their
snss.hsa ~ 49, u'' anu furnish bail.
fn1,,,aa to1J ena1ae'er
".o67t<r.. ~ p;..lu 1850, s.l ao''s 'ne language that
yb1 ~ Jo.,:. ~. ~ = - 1o"e % vas ogsas o.
avail. -. 49,, ~. ".'s' eoAmeFee' osher
ha,a. .e ct:~ N''."a1n' "as III Inc
cant ona ,r,n.e., 30. 'na' - "as 'nno'
uaa1 IT, '.-.s naea m 4n''emperea narangue
# ad3ed tb,+ ~ a,1 ,,;. :. 49," =. 'ne quay oe
, 1860-08-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones, lls Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will le well dons end ut pricea 10 suit the
tines.
We cs!l the attention Of the Medical
Profession in particular, and the public j. eeu-
eIal to Rogers Citrate Of Msgnesis- up in
Six Ounce Bottles in the form Of powder, to
keep in any climate. 0Ee bottle IS equ.i tn
three, in us medicinal properties, Of ,heLiquid
Citrate II Aaguesia. Only IS Centa per Bottle.
for sa!s By al Dfuggists: Wholesale BY Reed
ufac.orE, 1ss Spring street, Men York
, 1860-08-25

OWEN WASTEp-A black memorandum
book: containing large number Of valuable
papers, apparently belonging to Neils Munson,
OF Denona, 0ceana county, Mich, has been
found, and is now ct the Marshaps Office, await
iny Identification
, 1860-08-25

WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
We prefer them for family use.-N. !. Isitua<.
i has no rlval..- Scientific An.t-iean.
They are the favoritea Of families.-N z.
1imkf.
Office 167 and 169 Lake street.
GEO. Z. CHrr1Expkx,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin and
Northern Indiana, sual Let
LIFE PRRsEHvras.-Persons shout travelling
on our lakes should not fail to provide them
selves with these necessary articles. They may
be found at the Rubber Store, 1l5 Randolph
street, Kingsbnry Block. aue0 ST
CHuRcas BEsr RASPBERRY JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. The best made. For sale
only 1t No. % State street. au3-er
, 1860-08-25

70 {. z cC11pka. 1drss:<,i%s 41r.. g. D.cra~x.
7.o'tst 70 rees'ss 1dsertts<srts }cr .As ad all u,
k'a<'taE Fa7>.vs a. las lsor.A Wxst t,rseaxv
, 1860-08-25

ANOTHER MAS-TRAr.-Night before last,
lady passing along in front Of Ewing's new
building, on North Clark street, fell throags,
the unguarded area, and seriously injured her
sell. Last night one Of tue men employed
abcut the building fell through the game place,
and received some yerF severe bruises.
, 1860-08-25

A1ss1sG.-A young girl, Twelve years o:d,
large Of her age, thick set, with brown hair,
and light blue eyes, named Eliza Wagner, a rag
picker by profession, left her house On Frank
lin street near North avenue, yesterday morn
ing, and has not Jet returned. Any ipforma.
tion respecting Ter may be left at the City
Masshali's cfficc.
, 1860-08-25

remembered that the Association does no: pay
its premiums Ia galvanized watches, baubles,
tin plate OF leather medals, but in positive hard
cash, aud at the time the awards are announced
The sum Of one thousand dollars is set sport
in premiums for other entertainments in The
different departments, as follows:
premium Of - win b. awasdel to the best Road.tes
In douhc hsrre irrespective Of sze col1r 81 ctd
10 be The trst, two miles and sepe1t.
premium Of Is will be awarded 70 the het single ca,>
flge horse al the 4ual!e to b. taken into account.
4 prem lum OF 10 will be awarded 10 III bet waking
Roactts1u In double hA1ne.a, ONE ntle md repeat.
hors szge hatneas, under sadde, nile and
peat.
pKArGHf HORSES.
rren!um OF ~ will be awarded 10 tts bat span Of
df1uGht horse.
"a .s.................'s".s'--...'
ID ..
LADIES pR1TISo.
premium Of - viii be awarded tor Lad{ea Driving
with angle or double caITt4ke. -
Best Lads Dfiv1' L L premium.
81 :. :. :. sP :. ....:............ s
pKpEsrRIAEIsN.
A premium It eis viii Be awarded to pedes.ziaazfn
wlt!nz tx:ee .roand the t1ae1: =,
Fastest ~rlfns n1n' 4 4 premium. ..........
ID =. :. 81 :. ...............a
premium Of ~ will b. awarded for the fst= tine
3ns1e on foot, once around the ttAcE
LIT premium. ..-.........-..-..-.-..f5
"a :. ...............................
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
J.. w. T. McMULLEN.


CARLISLE, Warren Co., o., March 8, 1853
Or. RoBAcK-Dea Sir; For the benefit of suffer-
ing humanity permit IN to say that have found
your Scandinavian Blood PuI iter aud Blood Pills n
sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. I
hsve suffered from the above mentioned diseases for
tive years and have tried great many physicians,
but all to no purpose. was advised by friend to
try your Blood Purifier and Pills, ana did was
living in Cincinnati at the time, am went to your
office 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 a. present and feel condant that
the cure is permanent. Let others buy and take
what they please; as for me, give me the Blood Pu
riher and Pills for all chronic diseases which arise
from impure blood and of the digestive
organs. take no other medicines, and have not
for the last eighteen months.
Most truly, T V. DUBOIS.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. East
Fourth street, Sd building from Main street Cincn
natl, .. Laboratory in Hammond street.
For sale in this county by Thompson 4 ZeleT, Ger
mqntown; Dr. w. W. stewart, Day ton; sheets
Bby, dos VIM. Weusthoff, do Perry Maker, Lib
ertyi George 5. Boyer, MiPmitburgj Eby Stocks-
lager, Unionj James o. Anderson, Centrevillei Il.
NJ Myers, New Lebanon; II Jackson, ,ChanibershuTgi
y. II. Curtis, Vandalia; Turner 4 Haverling, saemi
p. D. Scbaeiler Farmersville, D. II. olwin, Johns
Vile; John Mundhend, PyrmOntj burket |Amiel,
Dodsonj A. J. Hay, Brookvillej Arnold Linz
bert, Arlington Jacob SayeT, Baitimofej and bj
Druggists and Merchants throughout thd Union.
mh9-smdHIyW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

The PEACH WoRM--NEw MRrmoD or Pas.
VENTING ITS RAvAoE'.--1he method ofex.
tirpsting this pest--the ~ teria exitosa---
adopted by Mr. Peters, Of Atlanta, Ga, is by
banking up the earth around each tree du-
ring the month OF May, to the depth of 10
or - inches, allowing il to remain till early
in November when Il should be scraped
from the tree, exposing the collar and the
main roots to the frost of winter. This
borerr in its moth or egg laying stage, is by
this process forced to deposit it4 eggs on
the dry, hard bark of the tree, where the
few worms that hatch and escape the frost
of winter arc readily reached by The knife
of the orchardist In Atlanta, this borer
makes its first appearance early in June
in the latitude Of Cincinnati in July and
from that on to October, each crop requir.
ing about twelve months to puss through
the several stages from the EGG to the moth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
NOTICE IN pARTrTToNl
DETER MILLER IA mino,l or,ho 90,

DETER MILLER, "a minor) of the county
4 Of Franklin, In the state Of Ohio will take no.
tice that on the 25l day Of February, A. ID. 1850
petition was hed against him in the superior Court
OF montgomery county, Ohio, by Andrew J. Cub
bage, and Mary Cubbsge, his wife, and now pend
Ing, wherein the said Andrew and Mary Cubbage
demand partition OF the following described real
estate, to within numbered three hundred and
seventy-hve (s5S) of the revised numbers OF lots in
the city of Dayton In the county of MONTGOMERY,
and state OF ohio;" and that at the April term K.
D., 1850, OF said Court application will be made by
the said Andrew and Mary Cubbtge fJr an order
Dated this 2tth day Of February, 800
by TH0S. d. TILTON,
teb2i-2tdwtt Atty for Petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
4 WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AND BOlLS.

COLUMBIA, Hamilton Co., O., Jan. 20, '58.
Mn. A. L. ScovIEL.
Dear Sir This is TO certify thut my wife,
children, mother, and myself, about two years
and half ago, were sorey afflicted. My
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
whole body; and | was covered with running
boils. employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and found that, hstoad Of getting better, zoe
greto toorsc and ,oorsc; and finally The ehiidrsn
ioere covered 'oih running sores oper the toAole
body My brother called and got eight bot
ties Of your BLOOD SYRUP, aud strange 20
WE'RE ALL WILL. had spent over one hum
dred dollars before | got your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

A SURE and permanent cure for Bald
4 neas, and for removing all scurf, Dandruff,
Scroiul0us Eruptions and FeVerIsh HeEtIrom sea D.
and for restoring premAturey GRAY hair to its
original color. This preparation contains no Iniu
rlous matter producing Its wonderful effects by
invigorAting and restoring perfect health TO the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. II 10
put up In bottles holding the same quantity a.
Wood'H and Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorefe IN ali re-
specs equally good, and at one third TO one-hAlC
the cost.
Price 30 cts. For sale only by
Or. WV. STEWART
febT Druggist, No. 81 Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
DAILY EMPIRE.
DAILY WORK

DAILY WORK
Who lags for dread n daily work
AID his appointed lask would shifk,
Commits folly and crime;
A soulleSs slave
A palry knave--
clog upon tie wheelsof Time.
with woikto do, and sloip Of bealL,
The mans unworthy 10 he free
Who will not give,
That he may live.
HE daily toll for daily foe.
mol Let us wo-ki We only ask
Reward proporiioned 10 our task.
We have 10 quarrel with the great;
No feud with rank
With mill " bank--
No envy nf lords estate.
IL we can earn sufficient store
To satisfy our daily need.
Aud can retain,
For rye aud pain
fraction, we are rich, indeed.
No dread Of toll have we Of ours
We know our worth, and weigh our powers
The more We work the more We win.
Success to trade
Success TO Spade
And the Corn that's coming in
Aud Joy to him, who, DER his task,
Remembers toll is Gods own plan;
Who, working. thinks
And ntver sinks
His independence as a man.
Who only Afks for humblest wealth,
Enough ior competence and hsAlth;
And leisure when his work is done,
To read his book,
by chimney nnok.
Or stroll Al setting Of the sun.
Who tolls as every man should toll
For fair reward, erect aud free;
These are the men
The best Of men
These are the men we mean To be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

i"N'AN - = - ~ - AA-Df
lust RECEIVED THIS Day
Prescott's Phillip, the 2nl
PrescOtts Conquest Of Peru; Prescotts Fer
dinand aud Isabella; Prescott's Conquest
of Mexico.
Whites History Of France.
Nei's History OF Minnesota;
Hallams Constitutional History.
Lewes Biographical History Of Phloso-
ply.
The rise of the Dutch Republic, by Motley
History of Napoleon Bonuparte, by Abbott.
Abbott's French Revolutioo.
AbbotHs Empire of Austria.
Abbotts Empire Of Russia.
Everett Oratit ms aud Speeches.
Bacon's Essays.
Literature and Literary Men Of Great Brit
ain and Ireland.
CluskeS's Political Text Book
Hallams Literature
Plutarchs Lives
History of Prostitution
LivingstOns Travels in South Africa.
APpleton's Cyclopedia Of Biography
Brazil and the Brazilians
Figi and the Figians
Lanman's Dictionary of Congress.
Burton's Cyclopedia of wit and humor.
Goodrich's British Eloquence.
Memoirs of Napoleon and His Court,
McCauleys Essays
Bancroit's Literary and Historical Miscel-
lanies.
Napoleon at st. Helena.
Kurlz's Sacred History.
Hume's History Of England.
Dickens Works Complete
Carte's History of the United States
Elliotts Debates on the Federal Constitus
ton.
Montaigne's works.
Lives Of the Chief Justices.
Waverly Novels.
Darley's illustrated Coopers Novels.
Woodbury's writings.
Cromwell Letters and Speeches.
Junius' Letters.
Evenings at the Microscope.
The Works OF Lord Chesterfield.
Boswells Life of Johnston.
Marshars Washington
Bayard Taylors Travels.
Parties and their principles.
Downiugs Rural Architecture.
lIume's Pictures Of Travels.
Lectures on the True, Beautiful and Good
Confidential Letters Of Napoleon and Jc.
sephine.
Pubhc and Private Life Of Daniel Webster.
Guizops History of Civilization.
Newton on the Prophecies,
City Of the Great King
Fielding's Works
Homcr's Poetical Works
Political text book
Dana's Household Book of Poetry.
American Sportsmen, by Lewis.
Gibbons History of Rome.
Nashs Pleadings and Pruciice.
Chitenden's Digest Of the Ohio Reports.
Swans Practice and Proceedings.
Swans New Treatise.
Swans Manual,
Manor's Criminal Law.
Chitty's Blackstone.
Critchfield's Ohio State Reports
Wrghts Supreme Court Reports.
Life of George Stephenson.
BancrottsHistOry OF the United States.
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Standard Historical, Classical, Medical, Law, Mis-.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29

Notice.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is" hereby given that James +.
~ Chalfant has been duly qualified as AdmInIs-
traitor, "de bonus non," OF the estate OF John Nc
Fadden, deceased, late OF Montgomery county. All
persons knowing themselves indebted, will call and
settle the came; and all persons having claims
against said estate will pa esent the same either 10
ly. JAMES F, CHALFANT. Admir
ID, 2T.lE NIB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-29
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