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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
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hORRE TALk.

TOHN LIEREReEBtca the.Weai side Of jet
~ fefson street ls nov mly prepared % ACCOMMODATE
the pnlic Win lst HORSES, GtlOn BUGeiES CAN.
RfAG;S. anl etcy tula thai may he f5hnd Nelt
'ssi g y sIs SsS S! ssa VIZ sII & s. NJ %
retent iudgasi Ch,lnin ilaein, r. lieaiman, Jane-
w. Lowry, John Wisem Ice kefoQt and Peter
VOORHEES,, all Of whom, e.tde under qaih, afeedgs
ago Tint Mr. q s one Of die very htst fafory Men IN
the world, apdihat his hnhouab popularity, ~ eich. "A
dniws customers from Hll parts of the world N any
one douias the truth 0' hs stucmth, refer tooe0
W Houk,nnd John Howard, Attorneys vi Law.
marliyl
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W. II. BRANDENBURG s co.

HANE Just received
20 boxes Lemons;
10 dozen cans, Cove oysters,
10 sacks Pea Nuts,
boxes Rock Candy, red and,whitei
IA do No. Herring
. do Lemon syrup; ylO
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Souts and Sbors,
b. BICKFORD

XXT0ULD inform his friends and the public that he
wv has opened and fitted up IN the best style a new
store in BECKEL'S NEW BUILDING, No. 285
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied 10y WIN. Walker,
as Clothing Store, and next door TO Beckels Bank,
where he has on hand large assortmentof
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
.Frutts.

SPECIAL NOTICE
I AM now offering my splendid stock Of PEACHES
/ at No. ca, Jefferson street, Huston Building. They
will he brought in fresh every day Leave your orders
and they will be to yom house free Of charge.
iy3O DANIEL GAllST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Aailp Gnlpire.

ruBlisnrp livery ArrrnsooS CsrNpAYs rxcrrrrp) ny
l. r. * BILLY &c q O.
New Empire Building, 1fO Main Sc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Old Place Changed Hands.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
10. l1e Main Street.

Nh NO. IIO Ma1n otreet.
TNHE undersigned has purchased the well known Boo
and shoe Store heretofore carried on by NJ W. VIII
son, and will have the business conducted 10 please the
old patroDa of the House, and many ones will
Gayor him with their custom
Hs will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of
every style Of
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS &C,
And will always make exactly 10 measure and order,
everything in tile line.
The business will be in charge Of the most skillhll
and experienced workmen, and the public may rest
siTed thht emery effort will he mad to please.
D1rCa in, "a Of old, at ll8 Main street, Two doors
below Market Remember every thing put up to suit
the public. my9-n GEO. n, WILSON
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1lDntrIs. Mr.

TIYREMONT HOUSE, No. i.-,IUHN T.. DlE .
| TER, Manager. r u. MOTION .t1erk -O0ulcr uf
Louisiana and Illinois street. INDIANAPOLIS Indiana
Fare one dollar per dfy. Meals Ht all oufs aus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
Srming Alarbimes.
SiV! WE HAVE IT NOW. SfU
The best family Sewing Machine in usel
PARKER SEWING MACHINES,

MANUFACTURED for the Grover & Bakers. NJ.
M 60. ~ the Parker Sewing Machine Co. and max
ing Grover x Bakers CELEBRA TED STITCH
Family sewing BfaehInes-A New style
na Price 64uf
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton r. r.
lEa 9 E...llll.l lll.a..t.I gsl.Il.l


nN aud after Monday Apn 10, 1850, Passenger
" Trains will leave the siNtl street Depot, Dayton
for Cincinnati, a. follows:
At 5:O0 a IN, 500 m. 3.,n m, anil ESQ m.
Returning, VIII leave Cincinnati for Dayton nt 600 o
IN. l1lO IN; 2.30 r ni, and $3.50 M.
The 3;0 u IN ts,n Stops At Mhdlet1wn and Hamilton
only.
DANIEL MeIAREN, SUu't
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Cigars.
CIGARS s

81 Cigars
T long John, La Competifion.
Stephen A. Douglas Henry tlay
Hespero, Jenny Lind
Ia rareAade Mato Conehas, Napoleon, Plantation,
and various other brands
A choice ha Of domeeiic cigars
hrOnson's Pine cut and Virginia Plug tobacco Pines,
ohaoco, Snuh, ETC., ete. VI BORNSTEIN'5
Cigar and Tobacco store,
lsiody Main street opposite Market House,
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Millinrrp
TRE Nav WORK STORE, phillips HOUSE

Form 'rly conducted by Mr. T. H. Lus'uE will be sold
out at COST by private sale, until the hrst week IN Sep
tember in order 10 make room for large md finely
ected invoice Of FALL GOODS which viii ppsn for in
specuOn the first week in September
Ladies will pease call as great bargains wall be OiieT-
ed. ~ II JONES, Agent for
jy28daWla4 MoRTHAgTON SMITH,
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UUCKLEBERRIE .--Receved daily, at
III WM IL BRANDENBURG co
Ni9l6 No. 800 Third street
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Broadway Hotel, Cincinnati.


TosEPH H. CROMWELL, Proprietor. This poIal-
y ar Hotel Il situated on the Corner OF BhoApWAN
AND SECOND STREETS. convenient 10 te steam
boat landing, and all the Railroad bcpo-i also nrto oN
mi-iness houses hanks, and plnes Of nmtsenteut
no Breakfast for early trlinsa satb o'clock, nmnlm-
or al 'r,ins leaving theqty lt RHlt
JOHNSON HOUSE, T.. MAIN, Proprietor.
81 G cycland, Ohio. G. y. Newcomh, work lylHf
or. NICHOLAS HOTEL. broadway. New
- Yorks-Whon completed, siN yems aioh the -.
Nicholas WIS universally pronounced the most mAgnh
reu ennttuipht aud thoroughly orsauHsl e4tAiliqli
ment uf the kind on this ruutinrit. Mlmi 30 ifrt
Il remains to-day -Witluti rival n i2e in uunpu.
on.nass and m he Kcneml oleute- tt coui9r ntj cn
ioyment. The Hotel has accommodation lot l,~h
guests including iOu cumpltte suites ut apntneui- f
hniles. Six hunrel persons cu l~ comfortably
seated at the tables of it, tlt1,c pnbln dung rooms,
and notliug tlui moem art has dcusrtor thc rnu-
venenec MI social gatiiirntOno of ihr trVcliug pulr
hna leen omitted ia its plan, or IL negecei MRS prU-
ties detnils The early reputation W the liuusc ut
homie and httDad derived irnm it, magnitude, as 800.
perb appointments, aud IDS hume-lkc comforts Wd
inxuries hns he,n pnlncel eterv vpnr NJ fhc iNff-
fied cNertiurs of tle propretGr=. a. -s
my2lfn3 TREADWELL, WlllfC0MH 90.
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tnp fourth column, changed WeeklN ~ w
Terms for Advertisements occupying greater spnee,
orfor longer period thu aboye specified, pnde known
at the Counting Room.
Advertisements published in both the DAILY and
WEEKLY EMPRE, will he subject to an additional charge
Of une-hnlf the Daily rates.
ANads eriisinent- iue eharge'l at the mte Of my
cents per slnre nf ten lines Tor e first Insertion, nId
twenty Eve Tor every additional insertion, unless
agreement Is made preyons Ia nscrtionat the above
rutes.
n.o Persons wishing to discontinue their yearly adj
veiiisng must give notice at the Counting Room. All
casunl advertisements must b. pid for IA advlnce.
The privilege OF annual adyertserss is limited to their
hi-ness and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, we'll legal advertisements, and ad
yrTtisements Of auction sales sont in by tie must bc
nud for Mt the regular rates.
Tributes of Respects, Notices, Meetings Of Literary,
Military Fire and other as-ocati0ns,or the holding Of
Fairs, to be paid forae follows; For one Insertion Of
any such notice not eyceedng one square % ten iinesi
- cents, and 10 cents for every Subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not exceeding One-haf square IN
length inserted time for 2j cents. All notices in
tended to promote private interests TO he inserted IN
the local column (Which only at the option Of the Ed
Ors must be- paid for at the rate Of 10 cents per ne'
No cuts stcfeotypes or electroypes inserted unless
dU .Hctdi.
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DAILY EMPIRE.


Per week, payable TO CarrmA) 10
by mail per nnnuin, in advance, %
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1glatrbes, sc.

ns~Watches, Clocks md Jewelry carefully repaired,
and werranted All kinds Of Plating and Fine Gliding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-13
-tT. NIcnoL AZ HorEL. Brondway. NeN

JOHNSON HOUSE, T. MAIN, Proprietor,
,D g cycland, Ohio. &. y. NeWcomh Ciprll lylHf
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Dayton, Ienla aud Columbus Railroad.
IFIls 81 - - -
sandnsky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R

lhEg g .s..-..i....# s;5s....3.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Q.0O \ NJ; The mail rain leaves, the sx Street
,J.ZU DesOt lt III. via Springfield.
on =. NJ. Second rpu,-Sandusky Express
D:OU East aud Yves t;conncct4 yia Clyde:
NJ @ n1Arr ann TinkAi An.nl lyan
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

commission of Brgadier General The hoslities were
promptly suppressed by short but decisive battle at
Table Rock, on the part of the regulars and volun-
teers with the Indians which General Lane was severely
wounded in the right shoulder when through his great in
uence with the Indians. treaty of made with
them At the ensuing session of Congress law was enact
ed to paw the for their Major Avord
the United States paymaster paid the troops in full with
the exception of General Lane who did appear to claim
the amount due him. He then him that there
due for his services about four hundred dollars General
replied that he had offered his services in
tending to receive any compensation simply because he
deemed it his duty, whenever war broke out in his
country to contribute his aid in suppressing it. desiring
other the consciousness OF having done his
duty in aiding protect the hoes and resdes OF his
pie the of the enemy and directed the amount
him paid for the benefit of two orphan boys IT,
only survivors of the Ward family who were most cruelty
murdered by the hostile Indians These were the chldren
of large family of emigrants whom Gen Lane had never
but whose active sympathies deeply touched y
the cruel butchery the entire family except these two
little boys saved from the slaughter but left without home
to shelter them friendly hand to relieve them in their
deep distress and destitution.
The life Gen. Lane will stand out prominently in histo
ry that of remarkable man. illustrating the fact that the
humbest individual may under our free AMI liberal institu
ons attain the highest point of distinction, by industry
energy and perseverance, and will furnish an example to
ncite ardent and ambitious minds to emulate his virtues
cultivate their nobles faculties with the confident
of the most triumphant
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16
eEoReE Klpp.s COTTON civ.

Il sale of the above Cotton Gin in End S o Tue
na to which Gin is attached late valuable i'm
f. M nu Moua cal the attention of Cotton farmers
made to pick cotton per day. and
stable than be 81 cent the
& @ sne orolnary Gin 1t takes the Cotton off of the
Tsea much than any other Gin in se and it is be
- pe lhe best improvement that has been made in
DESTROYS of purchasing Cotton Gins would do
~ TO the Subscribers who will take pleasure in
merits OF the late improvement. - ING
JAS. T. PETTEWAY CO..
June 2eth, 1850 esA'' ''' "sf'n os sSnLa a;
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EDITORIAL CHANGEs-George Howard, Esq, ba
disposed OF the Torboro Southerner to G. c. Callan
ESQ., late of the Ia'boro' Mercury. Mr.. Howard re
tires to private life. We regret to lose an old and val
ued friend from the ranks Of the editorial proession-
We trust that Mr.. Howard may find the change pro
motive of his comfort and prosperity. He has worked
long and faithfully for the Democratic cause
Mr. Callan has had some editorial experience, anG
will, no doubt, make sound and reliable Democratic
paper We wish him success.
f. o. Sinclair Esq, editor and proprietor of the Fay
etevhe DAILY Carotinaan, announces that from and at
ter the issue of Saturday last, the DAILY Caronan will
cease for the present. 1t will hereafter be continued as
seml-weekly appearing on Wednesday and Saturday
of each weak
We regret to see that Mr.. S. has met with an acct
Gent O which he expects to lose two OF the joints of his
middle nnger We trust that it may prove less serious
than he imagnes.
Col Cunningham retires from the edtorship of the
Charleston EUenang Neu0s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

BRECKENRIDGE CONVENTION OF VERMoNT.-Whhe
RiUer Junction. IT,, Aug. THE Breckenridge State
Convention assembled here to-day, and nominated the
following ticket For Governor-Robert Harvey
For Lieut. Governor-Giles Harrington. For State
Treasurer-Samuel Wells For electors at arge-H.
r. Campbell and f. Chamberlain.
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GEORGIA BRECKINR1DGE CoNyENTIoN.-MiledgeUi
August 9.rhe Breckenridge State convention assem-
bed here largely attended and the proceedings harmo-
NOUS MIR. Ioombs made SPEECH but Mr.. Cobb is
for the State at large :-Chas j. McDonal aud Henry
z Jackson
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

KANSAS TERRITORIAL ELECTION Leavenuoyth, Au-
gust 8h-Platte county elects two independent candi
date to the Legislature other retunS are received
A man named Copeland was killed iu an election
quarrel at Platte city on the 9th. The murderer fed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

FROM New MExICo-Independence No., August z
The New Mexican mail, from Santa Fe on July 23d
arrived here to-day. No Indians encountered on
the route The Indians and Mexicans were still at war
Judge Baird had resigned the attorney generashp Of
the Territory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

80 Avery's majority for the Senate, in Burke. Nc
nowe1 and Caldwell, is 23 The oppostionists at Con
cOro' OaOarrus county, had jubilee over Ayervs de-
feat. Rather premature, that. w.
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~> We learn that on comparing the polls yesterday
Tue Senatorial district composed OF the counties of
Dlauen' brunswick, and Columbus, Mr.. TayIors ma
1Oiiy was found to be Isl votes over Mr. Jones' We
presume this settles the matter in that d;.trot
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16
III A N II @ Cd,

Id N U OD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published an n Sealed Entel0w. :,
MEfF5sz LECTURE ON THE NATURE, :, TE Ell
# MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF H SsI
a MATORRHQ9A, or Seminal Weakness Do
9al Deolty, Nervousness and Involuntary EmsspEv s
Debility.
By ROB. j. CULVERWELL NJ. D., II aH
Inc important fact that the awful consequences med
abuse may be effectually removed without nterna
clnes or the dangerous applications of causcs b
medlcated bouges, and other empirical devices su
cessful treatment, as adopted by the celebrated aa
explained by means of which every is enaoeu tbsN
Mmsef perfectly, and at the least possible cOS This N
aVololng all the advertised nostrums of tie day; N
ture WIN prove boon to thousands and thousands receipt
f sem under seal to any address, post pad on
Two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. ca. y .oe
July II, 1860. lSO&S0~H
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3 s %, 90.
sORTEO NUMERO GA ORDINLRIO.

Gour Approximations to the 100000 of 5000 each M
ny 20 of $4o0t $780, OOO of $500 to '
mole Tickets sac : Halves $40 ; Quarters y"
p p!Ts cashed at sight at s per cent. discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par s
drawing viii De forwarded as soon result beC
All orders for Schemes or Tickets to be address,
p April l4th, 1860 l80NSF"
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

70 tne de1c1encles OF the Blood different diseases
of the Throat Logs inducing Consumption use No
which also the No for Depression of Spirits Loss Of A.
pet1e and from all Chronic Complaints arising from 0s
L1ver Complaints. No 3, for Dyspepsia BEING qrsoi
prepared for absorption. 1t is Taken by Drops and carried
into the circulation that what you qon y
Tet0n The No. is for Female Ireg,ldritieS HgsIa
medS'esS &C. See special directions Tor this For Sal
mnenn EIupt,ons Scrou iouS, Kidney, and Bladder CON-
pt0puS take NO. 5. In all cases the directions must BE-
strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81 per bo
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT
, No 400 Broadway, New York.
ana ny all respectable Druggists throughout the country
March 9Th, ls6O-l53&27.eowiY nrnrrr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

f 9I1 up :" GLASS CASES
PILLS is a gentle br.
proprietor has used O u &C. R3
years. 'u IN hi;
ing demand from tbo.,,
and Ilt the satisfaction ' vS St ?
u.s. use has induced me to T OIaca
all. pace
that different Catba,tio,
bowels. ''VS act
I, EiC PILLS has, with s,,
llshed fact, been c conn., uoF
purest Vegetable Extf rysa'
IEart ~, OF the alimentarV T ~
IN all cases where a CaIbooSa "a
engagements of the Sto Or,naI'
Back and Loins, Cy ost;,,ns'
IoUer the aohole bod, U'S ~
quently, if neglected, 'I sa3
Loss Of Appetite, a G,s eaa
Itlte body, Resaessness Hssg
H 1d, all Inf0mn,om = ~.
dren or adults, Phe,nY,'.y
Blood, and many dis ssasa,
numerous to mention in ny
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

SPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emegencie and household can afford to b. With
oott always ready and up the sticking point There's
no necessity for mping chairs spntered venesrs
cons and broken cradles 1t is Just the article for cone SHE'LL
oer rnsmenta work. popular with ladies Of refinement n
taste.
Ihs admirable preparation used cold being chemically
souaon and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the best cabinet
makers Glue 1t may be used in the place of ordaay nud
being vastly more adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA Brash accompanies each bottle
Price, IS Cents
WhoIesdle Depot No. 4S Cedar Street, NeaU York.
ADDRESS HENRY c. SPALDING & Co.,
Box No. $500, N. York.
Put up for Dealers in Gases containing four eight AMI
t"eve dozen-a beautiful Lithrograph ShowCard accom-
panying each package.
81 single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED CLUE
VIZ save Ten times its cost annually to every hOusehO1H
So1a Dy all prominent Stationers, Druggists HsFdEa
ana Furnlture Dealers Grocers, and Fancy Stores s
, OO1ntry merchants should make note of SPAlDNG3
stand any climate. -
Feb. l. 1850 l96&gsy
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
7 NE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish GOVelns
oer the supervision of the Captain General Of Cuba
taxa place at HAVANA on
SATURDAY, August 25tt, 1860.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

" SO0S~CtO -ASSO' CeNCo1
Air Tight, and tciN keep IN
The Family Cathdrticl
tive Cathartic which,, the
practice more than twerty|
The constantly increas-
have long used the PILLS.
all express in regard to their,
them within the reach oil
The Profession well know
on diffe, mt portions of the
The F AMlLY CATHAR-
reference TO this well estab.
ded from a variety Of the
which act alike ON every
nal, and are good and SdfeI
tic is needed, such as De-
SIeepineSS, Pains IN The
ness, PAIN and SoreneSs
sudden cold, which fire..
in a long course Of FeUer,
ing Sensation Of Cold oUer
ache, or Weight IN the
Diseases, Worms in Chill
tisna,a great Purifier of the
to which flesh is heir, too
advertisement. Dose, l tOI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

"a ~ O. MN GUMS
ia IaaI "a q Standard MedIcisIO t
dence in all the dis e., and i
within the last tvo
Of relief, as the ' nDr,yye year,
my possession :, show. sf0Q'
ed to !, the Temperance
used in such Quantities ~; q
Judgment guide vor
RR!d9G!0RATOR, AM and n = ths
S 6,'ll,.os Attacks, ~ DIV, y viii
an g Habituqt Co Sstss, D.
Morbets, Cholera IIyn'f:Coeaess,
male Weaknesses y so asIam,
0@rTdtnery EamSiSv, S Ti ma!
+. HE IA Gas III ed shal'
minutes, If too y" ~. thou.
commencement of a. ATTIRE @rse
their testimony in it, r'tsa a
! Z ~ WITH : RI ~ R1aT,G %,
LO w RO tn mo LIZ IN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

L Is COMPOUNDED ENT1E
Il has become an established fac
known ard approved by al
now resort ted to with conf Id
which it IS recommended. A.
1t has cured thousands @ ",
who had given up all hopes - Ioi
unsolicited certificates in = I'M
The dose must be adapt e le,
the individual taking it, and = ui
act gently on the Bowels. p
Let the dictates Of your - liz
use of the LIVER IN - Y
cure LiUe:' Complaints, y B
STA, Chronic DidTT'hgd, - 8
eratery, Dropsy, Sour Stona- a.
Chollc, Cholera, c. Olera - d
FlatstIefce, Jdundice, Fe- @.s I'M
be used successfully as an & o
cine. II will cure SICK So e
sands can testify an t,oeaty 5 I'M
1edspOoTJttls are taken at c,
Al eoho use II are giuing I'll
MIX WATER IN THE M
VIGORATOR, AND SWALLO
Price One Dollar
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March "a, 1860.

always presents us with the essential elements
gives of course the True Standard Anayze the Boo
person suffering from Consumption, Liver Complaint D
dcetc'es in the red globules of Blood tupDv these d
ncleneles, and you are made well. The Blood Food !,
There oueCess-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

PRICE DIMES.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR AND FAMILY CITu,n
TIC PILLS retailed by Druggists generally and IAN
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns " sa
S. T. W. SANFORD, M. D.
Manufacturer and Pronrintor
March "a, 1860. ~ liz %9 i0lE
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s A NJ r ORD,S
LIVER lNVIG0RATOR
NEVER DEBILTTATEs

TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY From c,,,.
Il has become an established fact, Standard an.
known ard approved by Ial that have ~ IMedicips
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SANFORD's
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FRO

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in GTaoo 49,
Air Tight, and actA Keep IN any climate. oASR
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-16

Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four, eight AMI
panying each package
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-31
Much in Little.

New York, Aug. 30.-A man by the name
of Lawrence Weaver was killed yesterday by
falling from the roof of a house.
Catherine Gordon, aged seventeen, who
took poison last Monday, died at the hospital
yesterday.
Charles Kingsbury, the steward of the
steamer Persia, died suddenly on board that
vessel yesterday, just as she was on the point
of sailing
A boy named VIM Kennedy, was killed last
evening in Spruce street, by falling through
a hatchway from the fourth story.
-Four Cuban merchants are under arrest,
charged with defrauding underwriters by de-
signedly wrecking the barque E. A. Kinsrhan,
while on voyage to Havana.
Mr. Martin, the Boston wherryman, starts
this afternoon in wherry for Albany.
Durkee & Co.'s chemical works at Brooklyn
were partially burned this morning. Loss
$4,000.
Martin, the wherryman, started for Albany
in his boat this afternoon. He was escorted a
short distance by several boats of the Empire
Regatta club.
The alleged slave barque Kate was dis
charged from custody to day.
A prize fight, between VIM. Dowd and Mi
chael 0'Neil, for $4,000, at Red Hook, Brook
lyn, was broken up this morning. The prin-
cipals are in custody.