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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
AMERICAN CUANO. .

= V =" q ~ II = II n II is 4 X + II IS L y \ d
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered TO the Planters Dealers after the most satisfac
tory results have bsen attained by practical experiments
mnhe by gentlemen In Virginia who have used II side by side
with The Peruvian Eide Island fertilizers and who
testify to its superiority, Importance and vaiue
VIII act upon soils immediate well durable Ter
hilzer enriching, but not cxhauslng
IL sold nj much less price than Peruvian and when HAR
VEST TINE CONES the result will be great ii not greaer
amphlets containing certificates from farmers III
virginia and other states will be forwarded upon appcaioi
am SOLE AGENT of tile American Guano Company In Rich
mnd and all packages will my pame with the trude mark
Of lac Company e American eagle and win be warranted
pure will be put up in strong bags barrels the option
Of the purchaser Price $40 per
FELIX ii. CAVE, 18th street, l.ichno d,
feb 23-ts MOSES LACY, Agent fr I.ynehbuIg.
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MESsRS. WELSH BROTHERS & CO


f0hE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued BY the II
derssned at The old stand No. 12i Main street. where he
M pe easeh 10 receive continuance Of the very liberal
uoagc bestowed upon the late concern assuring all
call That every effort will be given TO render satisfaction in is
Oh rlc'ures, rates of charges,
healso have the agency QUAKER CRY DouRIE
Lock STITCH SEWING MACHINES II hens is tcEs gathers
ana and does all tho work of the best s25 Machines
lar more simple and less complicated than any other
che ana Is sold al the low prices $40 and 400 Best
namet Machine SO lie has the Patent Adjustable Hemmer
hueiured expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
oie a mems all widths and thickness From large
yer sDd ny Tanner Co.. while acting agents. and the
general satsaesioss which the Machines nave given lire under
snd iees no hesitation in recommending them best
now In use. Call and examine them, Ms TANNER
oct ; dts No IDI Main srani ynohhnr, y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

Il N Fine Green and Black Teas s~sa
- 10 Half Chests very superior Black Tea, ustl
Asas n landing per ship Jacob Bell direct fromAr -
China. ALSO,
40 Half Chests Fine and Extra Fin, Gunpowcr Teas, per
ship 'omancc the Sea- aud ship "E,eria, own
imporntion For sale by
fhg..s EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co,
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llhl

OFFICE SOUrII.SIDE RAILROAD CO..
PETERSBURG, February 10, 1860
and nfter Monday the goth day Of February the follow
~ ing IF Freight will he charged by the Side
Railroad Company from Lynchburg Petersburg Richmond
and City Point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

The Mayors Of the chief ces of the United States Canaas
and British Provinces Chilli Peru Brazil Mexico and fact
all the cities this Continent have signed this
umeu their people what remedies they may with
safety and confidence But space here will only admit
portion Of them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

SItSS SS6QS.
I'M hand g"oa STOCK o Cover Timothy, Orchard Grass
~ Herbs Grass and English Grass seeds which We will
sell low. NOWLIN & MIrREEII
jan 2i-ts M. 81 Main Street,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptions and Pimplos,
For Blotches, Blains and Boils,
For st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas.
For letter or Salt Rheum,
For Scald Head and Ring Worm,
For Cancer and Canoerous Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and Humors.
For Female Diseases,
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases Of the Heart
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
Fresh Ground Plaster.

t'oh sale in bags or loose, to suit The trade Mt
m,o, NoWLIN h JONES' g.
- No. 1l9 Main Street.
ySHlME N. u. MACKEREI.-In store and for salc nv
- ny 90 "M II. ROSE + CO, No. i07 Main street
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Orange and Alexandria Rail Road.

,uSUIHeCH!Lg WOrCn knoW1ng.
Al NO. 81 BRIDGE STREET.
order I" make room for Spring Stock GOoas / am
determined To sell my stock hand at reduced
prices, consisting of BOOTS and Shoes which Isn6kH
can sell cheaper than any establishment in the city Also
large stock OF Dry Goods Grocerics and Fancy Articles
other articles unnecessary 10 mention.
DAVID LAWSON.
T. conduct my business the money princl.
Pile bu, ing and selling for CAS possess nd, aniag, second
10 other establishment Stale lmb 5sl - L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

,SoidIs JOHN H. sEAY. LYScnnuHa, Va.
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EPERYHHERE
ASK FOR HELMB0LD's TAKE NO OTHER.
Out out the advertisement send for It,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
apFil q sCOdAcky
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

Fresh Garden Seeds.
NAV Just received my spring supply Of Garden sees
l. embracing the Usual variety. Fur sale by N''iA-
lcp 10 Us JNO. III. SEAY Dr,g,,s,
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ltuanO,
- ~. ALrIMORE INSPECTION.
~ NOMBEERo Ut ANbt argo Of the schr. =" Wnr Eagle"
me-, samuel" dir, e Island
,NlPt LATED GUANO- Manufactured by US for sale by
I,lT EDMOND, DAVENPORT N co.
ENDMDND, DAVENPORT co. RICHMOND, oaer for sale
$40 half chests unpowcr and Black Tens direct inpo
taiinns OF the best chops iia could be- obtained In
China
ALSO,
300 sacks cine Sail, per ship "Aexand.r,'
Ground Alum salt
10 ierrcs aud halt torcs icr, direct from Charleston
- hhd- Cincinnati bacon Sides
100 bags Government Java Coffee,
70 tl,rces Solar and Coal FIT on,
15g BOXES sweet oil,
t5n Iieorce, fayoriic brands,
Hno ti,rces IIibberts' London Porter,
300 bales Cloves,
Nuluegs, Mace and Pepper.
bark aud Pale Brandy, OF our own importation.
Wines, IF approved brands,
worcestershire Sauce,
Gross black weii's Mustard.
Pickle pints aud quarts,
1000 bags Peruvian Guano No. f.
1000 Manipulated Guabo. lap2
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AYERS HEDYCTERs
KAYORSOF TIE GREAT CITIES.

Va - sndefssnsd MAros hereby certify that The Drug
gA Apsthecass and Physesna Of several cses have
gnsd docsmen, Of thai The rcmede, N Dr
J. G. ARA Co. Of Lowell. tAYrss sAssArAsrLA. riis,
Aars CuRs and CRny PRrrosAl have been found Ia he
medicines Of great sxeecnce and worthy the confidence OF
The community.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

From whatever originating and matter 4
How LONG Standing.
Diseases Of thcsr Organs require the aid Of DiJRET1C
HELMBrl LIDS EXTRACT 81 Gnu
Is THE GREAT DluRErlC
And certain 10 have The desired effect in oil eises
FOR WHICH II Is RECOMMENDED.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

CtNcISn lri. March 49,
FL0UR-The sales were confined to 300 brls
extra. 10 lots, at 5.65@5,75.
WHGskY--rhe market is dull to-day, and
the prices declined 40. with sales 1870 bbl. al
lg@l9J6c.. the latter rate for wagon.
oRoCERIEs--A good demand for sdesr,
and prices Of the lower grades are folly Mc
higher. Sales Of 300 hhds at 7ZE@s5Se. for fair
to prime. good demand for Molss.es, and
prices lc higher, with sales Of 300 bis IL oak
at 4Sei and 100 do In eyPress. at 4l@42c. cof
fee firm, with good demand 10 the regular
way at lSJ6@l4c.
WHEAT--The market IL dull, and but little
doing, buyers and sellers being apart in their
views; buyers srs ofsriag but ,35 for prime
white, aud holders asking / 80. Sales 6Oe bush
white at .3O 4OO do do at !. .s2
CoRN-The market continues dull; we have
no eh angs to notice Ia prices, and quote Ear, 10
bulk, at 4S@49e and shelled At 5O@blc. 10
bulk, aud sac. in sacks, buyers furnishing
sacks; sales 1909 bush ear In bulk. at 49s.; 900
do do at 4sIse; $50 do do at Marietta depot, at
46e. 1000 do shellsd, including sacks. at Soc.
OATS-Thers is good demand. aud prices
firm at 4s@49c, in bulk; sales 5000 bush, in
bulk at 49c; 1900 do 10 sacks, at d9c.
RYE-The demapd Is fair. nnd prices steady
at l.O3@l .O5.
BARLEY-There isa good demand and
prinefsll has advanced to s3@s5c, and fair to
good to 75@s0c.
sEED-oloverm in good demand at 4. go for
prime salss y bush prime, at 400. Timothy
is dull hts3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

GJ For some time past house Of illsfamo
has annoyed the citizens of a village on the
liue Of the Cleveland d Columbus Railroad,
aud ii was determined that the house should be
broken up. On Thursday night the Marshal
Of the village mads a descent Oh the House
took the inmates into custody, and Friday
morning they were taken before a Magistrate
for examination. There were three girls among
the prisoners, and as the eye Of the Magistrate
fell upon one Of them he grew dealhly pale and
hastily adjourned the Court. Among these
wretched and abandoned girls he recognized
the once fair features of his own daughter -
Several years before while attending female
seminary in au Eastern Stale. sbe had elopsd
with worthless fellow, and her father had
never heard Of her or seen her until that ter.
ribls morning Deserted by her husband, she
adopted life Of prostitution and found he
way TO the West. Her father, unknown to her
moved also to the West and settled in the villag,
above alluded TO- So says the Cleveland
PlAindealer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

TPE Wheat CRoP CRoAKISa "A gentleman
who has just returned from tour through
Preble, DSrke, and the eastern verge OF Indiana
informs Us that the wheat crop does not look
very promising. He says he did not see one
field Of first rate wheat We once knew man
to travel about six hundred miles. and the
most Of the way was through excellent farms
ing lands; and when asked how the wheat
looked, he declared he didn't know, he hAdn't
thought Of III Some men seem to be bora eroak'
erS. When they have nothing Of their own to
croak about, they will croak for others In
this county we hear little said about the wheat
crop, but that little is favorable. The papers
in different parts Of the State report fAvOrably
Of growing crop, and we have reason to believe
1t will be at least an average one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
Dr. Robnck,r RemedLes.

We publish, in another column Of to-day's peper,
an article copied from the cinnAti Times, descTip-
tive OF DR.. Hobacks extensive medical sstabtiHh-
ment In that city. ny the way, Dr. Robaek's Re me-
dies have obtained great aud deserved popnlal t'y
with All chHsen IL has been bteh but short til le
since these kemedieH were introduced into our set
tion Of countTyi yet DIR. Brennan Mr. Robacks ger
In this place, Informs us that his sales of the 1ool
Pllls and blood Purifier no far exceed thoee ali
other medicines for which he 10 Ar,siIt, oombln ~
The feanon is that they have stood The test
OF practical experience. We knew this not onl,
ironl the moutha OF others, but we have used chem
IN our own family, with the very b, at results FoI
all diseases OF the blood, general debility whc,hei
pr eeeding from sickness or from weak ness
indigestion, and all kindred ailments, we re Iom-
mend the scandinavian Remedies As the very best
medicino eNtanl. They are destined TO Ach leye
Rot AN ephemtral success, but permanent an de
aefved reputation which viii render thsin easI-
/ nls6sh .
kee adv eTtlsement. mhl0- l1H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
What they Favor.

The German Republicans Of New Ulm, Mi =.
nesota, Say the New York Tribune, have d a.
elared for the preservation Of the Union IL M "
cessary, by armed force; for freedom Of the pul
lie lands; for protection TO American industry
for protection Of citizrIs Of free States againsi
outrage IN the slave States; aud that Wi.liagl
Ii. Seward ~ their first, last. and only choiss
II foIgen TO add, hpwever, that they have
also declared the SS obath nuisance, Il g
Constitution Of the U lIted States Il humbuy,
and tho Christian relig ,n false in it's teachings.
The Black Republicans OF New tfla, think
II Just ~ easy TO go the Whole doctrine az half
--Defyoit Free Pres
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
New York Market.

.... NEw YoRE March 10.
FLoUR-Sales of 3,4o0 bbls at 6.'O@5 30
for superhue state; 5,25@5,4O for extra ST. te,
5,lO@5.9O for superior western; 5,25@5 ,65 Ior
com'non to medieE extra western; 5.94@6 40
for shipping brands extra round hOnp Ohio, clos
ing dull and heavy.
wHlsKY-Dull and declining, sales $3.50 brls
at 23lz@23Jse.
wHEAT-yery dull aud nomiually 26l3c
lower on Spring; choice parcels Of white ,lnd
red held at previous prices. without any ans
quiTy.
RYE-ssles Of3,7OO bush at s6JS@s7c.
BARLEY-Sales Of 5000 bush choice 81 ate
at Slc.
coRN-saIeS 81 900 bush at 73@sOc inf4ri-
or to good white 7s@sOe; southern aud Jersey,
Yellow, II, mixed winter 7s. Yellow do.
oATS-Plenly aud heavy at 4S@4lc. for
| Canada and State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
From the Diary Of Dayton Politician.
Reminiaeeneea. -.LL

Manor 20, is4l.
The mechanics and manufacturers Of Dayton
held meeting this evening. 10 Brinkerhof q
new building. on New Market street. for the
purpose Of forming Working Mems As'ocia-
tion.
The meeting was organised by appointing
D. NJ, Curtis Chairman. aud Tom Brnghurt
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the OIL ct Of the meet
ing.
Mr., r. Green then took the AoOr and sd dress
ed The meeting Mt some length. advocating the
object Of the meetiog, high protective tariff
United States Bank, aud the annihi ilAtion ol
the loeofoeo patty; at which Tom Bdnghunl
became so delightfully."- excited that he upset
the porter bottle that held the lighted candle
whereupon Alex. Mum became very indignant,
snd wanted TO know II Democrats were 10 be
insulted by such iomfooleryH To which Pi
siansifer replied by informing Mr. Mum that
the seeretary's name was Tom Bringhurst,
Mr.. Reason Forrest thought that Mr.. SIAnsir
fers remarks were rather ambiguous and
hoped the gentleman would ezplain himself
whSreupon Mr.. Slanslier proposed TO read q
passage from Gougo on Banking for the benef,
Of Mr.. Forrest, who objected to that kind Of
instruction.
Col. Richmond then proposed. as there seems
ed to be considerable excitement. which he
thought should be allSyed, that Warren Phils
lips be requested to sing "TiPpscanoe and Tys
Ter too"
Mr., Phillips commenced singing. but was
stopped by Mr.. Lindsly. who informed him
that II he wanted to sing he had better go out,
as the meeting was not called to heSrA Wing
concert.
Somebody then proposed that Deacon Comfy
close the meeting with prayer, which was vO-
ted down, and the meeting adjourned for one
week ......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
A WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED - COVERED
WITH SORES AND B0lLS.
CoUNHIA, Hamilton Co., o.. ian. ~, '5s

CotuNBlA, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. ~, 80,
Mr. A. j.. SCoyIlI.
Dcar Sir This is to certify that my wife,
children mother, and myself about two years
and half ago, were sorcly afflicted. My
wife, children, and mother. were first taken
with dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body and was covered with running
boils. employed several physicians, md
tried their prescription. for about six months,
and found that, insfead Of getiiag better, 'rc
goeao icorsc and worsc dHd .hnady hc chhdrOl
Ia0e eoyored icih running sores orcr hc 'ehoic
5oGg. Ny brother called and got eight hot
tlsa 0f your BLOOD SYRUP, and strange to
tell, hafvro We had one half OF II used. VIZ
wRsE AL SEit. ! had speut over ono hun
dred dollars before got your medicine.
Yours, with respect
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

ANNUAL TIcKLT OoSyEATIoS We understand
says the Cincinnati Enquirer, the annual Com
ventiou Of General Ticket Agents Of the vari-
Gus Railroads, will be held at Plttsburg on the
18Th April for the purpose Of arranging pas
senger rates between the West, oulhwest and
EDst 1t is expected thel .he Convention will
be largely attended. as the questions which
will come before are Of vast importance 10 tbs
Railroad interests Of the country. II is said
that the shorter lipOs TO New York. Daltimor,
and Phlladelphia will insist upon compare.
lively low rate Of fare; aud this fact will doubt
less give rise to an animated contest in IN,
Convention. The proceedings will be locke ed
to with no little interest.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

CHNLsN FuoAR CASK-- Because there is
not the usuAl amopnt of talk with reference
to this product in the West. the belief has
obtained that it has proved itself another
humbug-that tbs people have given it up,
But such is not the fact Its value and profit
as a crop was nsger held ia higher esIimA-
tion than soday, and the amount Of cash il
has saved to the farmers in the West, which
has been exp, ndoJ for sugar and syrupS,
been the case, and tlcts have reached US
concerning this assertion from sources which
We cannot Sainsay.-- Weekly Scientific
Artisan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

~ A green hand at the milk business inns
prudently let out a secret the other morning.
A lady TO whom he delivered milk remarked
81 don't think your milk is as rich ai il was
some time ago why is thar"
"our milk" replied the fellow. "is better
nor the other milk men 5; we don't put rear ms
much water in it as they does"
81 didn't know the milkmen put water 10
their milk |" AAid the lady in surprise.
"ohl we all puts water in.' replied the fels
low; eve puts in more or less; ye see we has to
so as to make it reach but we don't put in half
the water the others does"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

Ak JuLH RuNoR.--sovernl Il of our city cotompo.
rAriss and We believe some Of the journAll in al
or places, have given currency ~ tho rumor that
the Democratic Nato nal ConveI tiou would prob
ably bo changed 10 some other locality than
Charleston. Thih, TO thoTe who are well infoi med
on the ljeet, Is simply iidiculous. The place
was ized, not by the committee, bat by vote OF
the Cincinnati OonvoB tion. The committee Was
empowered to lax tho tine. but was entrusted with
no authority Whatever ne 10 the place for holdir
the ConvontiOr.
WeRrs autht rized TO state that this l. the view
take ofthe subject by the ohairmsn Of the con-
mittOo, aud that thought is, or has been, enter
tainod OF making a chango.-Ne~ Yore Journal 81
Commerce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

" A serious division has arisen in the Re.
publican party Of Kansas, The Topeka State
Record, the organ Of General Lane, Is very
bitter upon Governor Robinson, and reads him
ont OF the Republican party. The reason Of
this onslaught was RobiDson's testimony be-
fore the Senate Investigating Committee. in
which he declared that Lane, Redpath. Brown
aud other leading Republicans were in favor
Of, and keep up a civil war In that Territory
for long time, in order to subserve their par.
,isan purposes There Is no doubt but what
Robinson told the truth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
aAws lllMs

The Chinese navy is very fotmidsbisi u
consists Oftwo vessels, one ,cow. and dye gous.
Thcre are ten or lwolve murder cases now
pending 10 the Casey Circuit Court Of Ken.
lucky.
A Cous,apiiuopls dispatch says that tho w.
phuS fever Is carrying of the oircassiaps at the
rate Of 100 per hoar.
ohas, Warner, Treasurer of Dan Rice's great
show, was lately married to Eila 2oynrh, the
famous equeslTienne.
The London Times announces that the cireu.
latiou Of that paPsr has been suppressed
throughout the Austrian empire.
A 6remen's tournament, opeu to all engines
South Of the Polopiac, is To take place In 90
lumbia. $. O., on lhelG,h May next
A steam iire-ebgine, almost completed in
Richmond, Va. is for the city Of ST Petersburg
per order Of the csAr.
The Imperiai Library at 81. Petersburg con
tains 1854 volumes. wri,ton by Foreigners,
about Russia.
John Mitchell, the Irish "patriot," who has
returned from his visit to Paris, is about to
lecture in New York on the subject Of Napo,
leon,
John Reynolds, Of Southampton township,
Pa, one day last week, effected the Wholesale
destruction Of fourteen foxes BY two shots from
his gun
A Western Chess Congress will be held in
81 Lous, commencing April / at which Nor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

TAXING THE CENsus-No legislation by
Congress except an appropriation for ex-
penses is required to enable the Department
Of the Interior to proceed with taking tho
Eighth Census In June. Under the law OF
May 23d. 1850, the enumeration will be
made, and the Secretary of the Interior is
authorized to fix the ratio of representation
when the returns are received, and cohimu.
nicatc the results to Congress and the sever
al State authorities
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
0ar Dn Rosr is still perfoyminr wopI.t

~ DR RosE is still performing wonder :
IL Icures at his Office in Dayton, II jefferson street,
such NJ are not cured by other treatment. Let
those that S1lleted with every disease and
be heA;sd, especially the ladies, you will fnd i'm
mediate relief from your long sufferingS wltssut
pain or tS posure. AsthsEe 70 uany who do MOI gnow
the cause VI their suffering, yOa would do W. Al to
call on the Doctor without delay. - he Will ny
few weeks i,'nger in layton. AZ there is CT, wds
calling on hiin daily which are receiving comfort
and health, you should lose no tine ia reeeiI ing
this great blessing. tsU.iB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

Gcr 'kM.-w. O. Breene, Maln street, lmme-
dia,ely opposite the Court House, has just n.
turned from the ea,twilh splendid and roaring
stock Of gentlemen's clothing goods, which are
now awaiting inspection aud Ordrrs. The
public know Breene won't be ontdone in his
line; he has now "gO1 sursr thing" than ever,
aud will warrant satisfaclion in all easep. He
has not forgotten his friends, the boys; his
stock Of bOys clothing goods is large. and
styles complete. Remember this, ys old and
young. Gall aud zee the new styles.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

uReeent experiments in Germany. show
that when The thickness Of ice is an inch aud
a hall, It will bear the weight Of a single man
when about three inches and hall. will bear
detsohmenla Of infantry with their rsnks rather
wide apart; with thickness Of four and four>
tenlhs inches eight Founders can be copveyod
over 1t on sledgesj Ave and two.tenths inches
will bear ~ Founders; eight inches will bear
.2I-pounders; and thickness Of twelve inches
will bear almost any weight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

FHRsH GRooERIfs The Messrs. Fishers. very
clever men, by the wsy-have just received a
heavy and extra supply Of fresh groceries,
miscellaneous articles belonging to the trade
When we say they have as choice = stock As
Is to be found in the city we believe We speak
In bounds Their prices are put TO the lowest
notch, and they offer superior inducements we
have no doub. they will succeed in pleasing
the subtle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

az Information wanted. of Benjamin Daley
and FOIknell Hemstreet, formerly Of the North
River country. York State, but now supposed
to be residing somewhere in the West Their
relative James Duley, of Norway. Conn ia
now destitute in Columbus and Is anxious to
hear from them. Address care Of box SO, Co
lumbus, Ohio.