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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
NOTICE IN PARTITION

DETER MILLER, Ia minor) of the county
OF Franklin, in the state OF ohin, viii take no.
lice that on the 23d day OF February, A. ID, 1860 a
petition was died against him In the superior Court
of montgomery county Ohio, by Andrew ), Cub
hage, and Mary Cubbage, his wife, and is now pend
Ing wherein the said Andrew and Mary Cubbage
demand Partition OF the following described real
estate, to wit.-In lot numbered three hundred and
seventy-hve lSlSl 0f the Teyiaed numbers OF lots In
the city of Dayton. in tho county OF Montgomery,
and state OF OhioJ' and that at the April term, *
D., 1850, of said Court, Application will be made by
the said Andrew and Mary Cuhbage FOR an order
that partition may be made OF said premises.
Dated this Gath day Of February, 1860.
By THOS. u. TiLTON,
feb2i-2tdWtt Atty. for petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

|. costs a good deal to grease the Nheels
Of State and keep them in running order,
The Finance Committee have reported an
Appropriation Bill for 1860. The following
recapiiulation Of the bill will giye Tho read
or some idea Of tho amount Of appropria
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
For Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot, on Main street, Il
~ sqrs from the Court House, and known a. the
IempeTence House, The house is well calculated
os 20 hosel or Boarding House. Lot 4s1f front, By
Fer particulars, Inquire os -
nle HRHRY KTSSTNaER. f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

VI keep hands and feet warn, the sob,
acrilel has for sale good assortment of home
made soehs Also, rcalribbed Shaker aockp bueK.
stin, aos, SKIN and woolen mitttns aud gloves foi
haehh polhs i. CHARLES POST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
Notice 10 Non Residents,

NullCE u hereby given 20 Il. s. Hart
owners Of lots 20 1910 and 1871, and Jacob
font OF their lots within ten days after the eNpira
ion On ~ thig notice. by oder Oi the CITY Counoil
ms sixth day OF March, ieGO. Il
,Ao A. A. AUTTERFIELD,
mh'- NV CRY Claik
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

The Charleston Courier Of the 10th inst,
says
"An arrival, on Tuesday last, Of 1870 head
Of beef cattle from Tenn. Afforded the mar
ket temporary relief They we're speedily
bought up by the butchers at from 81 TO
Sll 90 per 100 pounds. Prices Of First qual'
ity beet fell to 10 and 8 cents per pound. -
A corresponding reduction took place in the
price Of veal, pork and mutton 4 small
lot Of beeves from n c., was not bought
the droyer asking Sl2 80 per hundred, and
refusing to sell for less. From letters and
other sources Of information, the leading
butchers are of the opinion that instead of
there being scarcity during the meeting Of
the Convention, II is more than probable
that the market will be glutted, aud prices
net range higher than l24 cents for prime
beef A large numberoG drovsrs have zig.
fed their Intention to bring their cattle to
market previous to the 2Olh ofnext month. =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
Honey, Honey.

Il00 LISA very nice article Of Hon
egfF AsIhTthk \ nAIRD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

MoRNoNisM IN raE oLp DoMlsloS. =
Though it is not generally known in that
section OF the country, the Wheeling (ya)
Union asserts that an association Of Nor,
mons not only exists but 1ourishes in one
Of the sections of Wheeling The Union
says
They have been in successful operation
for about a year, aud have succeeded in
converting forty or fifty of that vicinity
to the strange belief On Sunday last five
new mem bors made an open declaration Of
Joe Smitb' principle aDe took upon them,
selye, the duties Of MormOnism, by un-
dergoing process Of immersion, publicly.
They have an elder, and all tho ofIiciuls
pertaining to the institution, and make It
convenient to entertain travelling saints,
Utah bound. They are not, however, Of the
Brigham Young stripe, but strictly of the
Joe Smith school, and consequently enter
tain but one wife each
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
HnNRY pnAM,s nsFATn.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed have this day been appointed Adj
ministratorso on the estate OF Henry DEAN deceased
lateof Montgomery rycounty, Ohio >
II. II. DEAN,
ADAM DEAM, u
fe9; ~ lsSo' nfllf fn al1 Admrbl, &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
BE S ST'S
Fruit Tree InvigoratOrI

NJ THE UNDERSIGNED, FARMERS
w having used nest's Fruit Tree Invigorator on
our Fruit Tees do cerif that It will do All that II
OF the tree, the earth, will destroy The woih
IN the root, and cause the worms and irseets to
ieave , me bfehohea II also gives new lie 10 The
tlee, causing greater amount OF healthy and in
,vigoiating sap to flow to the bfanchts pro ueinp
VIGOROUS bud so that frost viii not affect It, unless
II Is an extremely hard one.
We.haIe used II on old trees that were very much
lecayed' and they are now full of lie and IN good
nearing Orcer, ~ has the same effect en- peach
t, reaf, rum and Apple Trees, Grape Yinc' and ali
NJ swh ener, Washington Township, Mont.
gomefy countyi Edmond Robinson, Cl ar CTcrk
Township, Warren Count,; Adam Hawker Beavcr
Sseek Ssa I9wnship, Green County, Martin heifner,
nipple Mtami County; Hiram Robb Butler Countt
40 THE PUBLIC
] purchased OF BENJAMIN Best last sprinV tho
tlBht 20 use the Frat Tree InygOratOr on NV farm
near the ralltoad crossing on the Xenie Dite nve
miles cn,t OF dayton, Ny apple tiees were covered
49, W. l,5l hcisHNts hhIi eaton ana OF yellow
, eolor, believed they would All die, but Iused the
preparations my trres recovered new lie and
vlsor, snl nelc large crop of apples in the all
more than they had sic dcd for Ave years previous
can therefore confidently recommend Pests Fruit
Tree lnNigoraiOr to the pubic.
Fshraar! TO- 1900 ADAM iIAwKER,
All farmers and nuraerymtn u should be I'm noss,. q.
sioh ol me Recipe for making this prepa
as IN setting out Soung trees, .f they are
nnAtheu nv inc roots at the time of setting and for
hve oraiN days afterwards, not one tree In fhous
ahuwniu iuie' II VIII also advance the growth and
they Will bear fruit one year sooner I'm eonseoian
VIII have supply OF the preparation on HAND
~ ini r,esueheei ~ Jefferson street. for those who
ers 10 pots should be bathed with II once or ts a
uullng ihe bunmert to make the ~ healthy Reoines
S,r ue proeured from me In Dayton, at Dranden
Durg Coz store, 800 Third street The ingredienis
eontained IN this Rec pc art not expensive sl 90
oelhg sunioient to procuae enough Tor two hundr.
rees Use 1t In the Spring as soon az tho frost 10
out oi me ground and the trees arc beginning 10
buu' lnStructons for using given with the Reclpe
BENJAMIN BEST,
No I07 JEFFERSON street, bet 5ib and e,b
tooE'-i'u""im DAYTON, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

CARLISLE, Warren Co., o., March 8, 1883
Dr. ROBAcK-Dear SiTi For the benefit OF suffer-
ing humanity permit m to say that have found
your Scandinavian Blood PuIiber and Blood pills 4
sure curefor Indigestion and Liver Complaint. /
hSve sutteredfrom the above mento diseases for
i've yesrs and have tried great many physicians
but all to no purpose. Twas advised by friend to
try your Blood Purifier and Pills, and did so. was
living In Cincinnati at the time an | went to your
office and purchased one bottle of the Purifier aud
one box of Pills to commence with, and bless the
day found your valuable medicines for am en-.
joying good health At present. and feel condant that
the cure 10 permanent Let others buy and take
what they pleasej for me, give me the Blood Pu-
rider and Pills for all chronic diseases which arise
nom impure blood and arrangement of the dgestive
organs. take no other medicines, and have not
the last eighteen months. Il :,
most truly, T V. DUBOIS,
Principal Dfiice and Sales Rooms, No. East
Fourth street, Sd building from Main street Cinein-
natl, D. Laboratory In Hammond street.
Forsale In this county by Thompson 4 XelieT Ger.
mantownj Dr. W. w. Stewart, Dayton; sheets q
Ebv, do; VIM, Weusthoii, dol Perry Marker, Lib
erty; George s Boyer, Mismisburgi Eby Stocks
lager, Unioni James o, Anderson, Centreville; Il
VI Myers, New Lebanonj n Jackson, ,Chambershurg,
e. j. Curtis, Vandalia; Turner a Hayerling, Salem;
u Scbaeter, Farmersyille, ID, d. olwln, Johns
yillei John Mundhend, Pyrmont; Burket h LAmlel,
Dodson; An j. Hay, Brookviiiej Arnold & Lin!
bert Arlington Jacob SAyer, baltimore, and by
Druggists and Merchants throughout thd Union.
mh9-3md&lyw .rI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

His long experience IA the business gives him the
advantage Of knowing how to select the best stock;
and being himself a good mechanic, he SHOWS how
10 have his work made.
He has engaged the services OF WALTER TROW-
BRIDGE one Of the best cutters in the west As as-
slstAnt cutter.
All wanting anything In the Boot and shoe line,
aIe invited TO call.
u1-Remember the plaoe-No. 2s6 Third street,
next door TO beckel bank. sl.- Frfgs fobl6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22

From Rev. Mt. Mo MULLEN, Pastor of RobertH Chapel
lEDIANAPNLlB, October Q, It61 Il
DR.. o. W. RonAcK-Dear Sir. have used your
ood Purifier for nervous AFT elton, from which
have suffered much at times. While II is pleasant
TO the tssto IL certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please accept my thanks for your Kind re-
cards. and believe me Yours,
..-.--. n II 81 w. I. McMuLLEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-22
FARMS FOR SALE.

4 H0 ACRES B. 4 miles from New CasiiDe,
iOO Darke County, and Y mile from browns
station on the p.3 w n. n, ls0 acroa under ine
cultivation. Good frame dweihnE; ffhme barn
springs and a creek Of running water through the
place. Part bottom land, aud tho balance best
quality oi second bottorh.
Thlsisa ar.t-rate Farm, and will be sold 20 per
cent less Inferior land has aotuAily sold for
the vicinity. an 1851
ALSO, t...
III acres mile west Of sidney, on 4 nne road. rs
acres under oultiyation Comfortable frame DWELL
ing house OF rooms Well olstetn, orchard, &o--
Land q good quality.
ALSO, -hr.f
81 acres near the Centreyule Pike. Small frame
house and stables. IS sores umbef--sughr camp
Good spring and stream OF running waller.
Terms-esoO down. balance L. syears.
CHARLES y. CLARKE,
feb1 Clegg't Building 81 81,
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Boots & Shoes,

OF All descriptions, made Of the best material and
in the latest fashions. ~
He makes TO order all kinds OF Boots and Shoes
and warrants them TO 1T. He ntes none but the
heat material, and employs none but the best
wOrkmcn
To those who Knowhlm, nothing need be said In
regard 10 his work or prices. Those who do not
knew him, are invitel TO inquire of those " no do
TO call and see for themselves lie thinks he can
give them good fitting, easy and durable Boots or
shoes as can be obtAineda any where, and at
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NGeGiOal.

DR. HAMPTON Ss
DR.. HAMPTON 5
DR.. uAMPTUNS )
DIR. HAIpTON'5
DR.. HAMPTON )
DR.. HAMPTON'S
Compound Diuretic Pills
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Cures Gravel elect, Structure. Leucorrho.a.
Female Weaknesses IRE -ularities Obstruc-
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Bladder, Kidneys and Sexual Organs
These Pills are prepared with great care,
contain neither Balsam or NcrrurE. but are
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endorsed, recommended and used in the I,asc-
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itate TO test its efficacy. Price 80 cts per5oy
DR.. HAMPTONS ) MEDICATEU COUGH SYRUP.
\ pleasant and most edeetual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma IuHucuza and ali 9th
affections of the Throat aud Lungs
In placing this article before the Public the
Proprietors have endeav0red to combine ell
cacy with cheapness, and have put il uo i'm
buCh u Lt44li-i "a 10 piSte IL "ltAIu fA3 reach
of all Price 25 cents per bottle.
DIR. HAMPTON'S
ANTI-RHEUNATIC MIXTURE.
Cures Acute, Suhacute, Chronic. and Nervous
Rheumatism.
This preparation is presented to the public
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has been the result OF many years of study. OBJ
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painful disease. When taken according, 40 III.
directions, it neUer fails
DR.. Il. lately returned from professional
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riue which time hecured more than one thgus-
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European physicians
Certificates of some of the greatest cures oa
record can be seen by application nj his Office.
PREPARED ONLY By
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Price Tl.25 per large bottle. Sold Ly Drug
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PRoEgssE0EAa CARDS.

4 BRAHAM NOPELIN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnst0wn, Pa. OdIce on Main
street. augZ5, lS59-tt.
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~ D. MURRAY, ATTORNEY At LAW,
~ E5eGsJu-g, Pa. UHice opposite Craw-
forIs Eotc,. Iaug.25, ,l559.t #
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

1E4G>s We refer our readers to the advertisement
80 ofMeasrs. CHURCH q. DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway. NewYork. TleBlood Food, lis one Of the
greatest medicines Of the age, and rapidly driving
ont OF the narhGtall the quack nostrums OF modern
times It's efficacy Is great and its superiority 40
Justly acknowledged that Is found difficult to sup
Ply the immense and Increasing demand for the ar
1cle DE-. E4T1x's ce.bratod 'eIntanttle Cordia,i is
9mediciie prepared BY regular physician Of emit
nence in Ills profession, and one who has devoted lila
life to the peculiar phases of Infantile diseases II
no hum1mg, but medicine, which comma nds Itself
o. thosg onlyswho can appreciate it-1 paiaclieoLG
~ SIC ddrertisenent. rnho4 5E,,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

IN what Direetiom the sonth Is
Tending.
The savannah ga Rep,tb Iiiie4s calls at
tention tosa significant aEdcisin the CO.
lnmbus 7Fi1ss, which first sets forth the
position that our Federal Government is
failure, and then proceeds thus
aThe Federal Government q failure.
What then2 The States, ofcourse, revert
TO their original position, each sovereign
within itself There can be no other just
conclusion. This, then, being onr posi-
ton, the question for sober, thinking,
earnest men is, phat shah grs. do far the .fR-
tUre9 take If for granted that no manin
his senses would advocate the remaining
in so many petty soTereignties- We
should be worse than Mexicanized by that
process. What, then, shall we do2 In
the FIRST place, would say let rs look
around and see if there is a Government
of an enlightened nation that has not yet
proven a failure, but which is now, and
has ever been, productive of happiness to
all its law-abiding people. If such aGoy-
eminent can be found-a Government
whose first and only object is the good,
/ the REAL GOOD mot .faneied good, an ig1lis
jatuu8 which fear both our Fathers and
ourselves have too much run after in this
country of all its people, if such n Gov
eminent exists, let us examine 1T carefully;
! if ii. has apparent errors, las what human
institution has not n let us avoid them.
! Its beneficial arrangements let us adopt.
| Let us not be turned aside by its name,
/ nor be lured by its pretensions Try it by
Its works, and adopt or condemn it ny its
| fruits. 40 more eEpoIments. 4 speak as
to wise men judge We what l say. lam
/ lone of few tuho euer dared TO think that
RepubliedaiSm l0as failurs from It's f,lcsp-
I ton, and / have never shrunk from giving
my opinion when it was worth while.
have never wished to see this Union dis
rupted, but if must be, then raise my
voice for return to
CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY.
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Mothers, rod thts.

The following is an extract;FO.n letterwritten by
the Pastor of Baptist Churh to the journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati, ohio3and speaks volumes in
favor of that world-reuownedmedtcin Mrs. W1Ss-
lows soorH1Ne syrup roR cH1DREN TEEIH1Se:
Eve see an advertisement i1your columns of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Sow ne never said a
word in favor of patent medicine before in our iifes
but We feel compelled to say d your readers, that
this is no humbug-wE HAVE II, ASD kNoK IT re
RE AL II CLAIMS. 1t Is, prolhbly, one Of the most
successful medicines OF the d because 1t Is one Of
the best. And those of your reders who hare ba-
bies can't do better than to lay n supply.''
oCt16-ly-d&w
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PILES. PILBs!!= PIIEsIiI
TFAat il III uo.o cured .

] . q
Thousands of persons have Pics-snfrer for wear,
with the disea5eyet few know what 1t is, or how
is cured Every case of piles, whether manifested in
the form Of external tumors, frequent bIeedfngs or
in violent itching ana irritation depends essentially
upon congestion Of the abdominal renons circulation.
This produces the enlargement, daton of the veins,
formation Of tumors, hemorhages, pain and suffer
ingi and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this yenous congestion. Hence ointments. washes.
and even infections, are so ineffectual.
HUSIpHREY'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pECIRTe
1stnp!e sugar pill taken two or three times per day
cures the dtsease by curing tho condition mon
which the disease depends: Hundreds. have bean
cured by 1t, even of the most obstinate cases. All
VIII be promptly benefited by it, Price SO cents a
), N. B-A full set of ILu1lPHREYs' HoMEoPATRIc
SPECIFICS with Book Of Directions ana twenty
Hemedles, In large three-drachm Walls and morocco
ctss 70 DO In plain case, case Of fifteen boxes
The Remedies, blythe single box or fnll case sent
70 any address by mail expFess free ofcharee. on
receipt OF the price. Address
ELECTROMAGNETIC eco,
1850, No. S62 Broadway, New York.
Sold BY LAuGHL1Ns &BUSHF1ELD,
oetla Eo.74 aiain st., Wheeling.
NTHITELEAD.-26 kegs pure White Iosil
w Inatrecelyed and for salssbys
eeptfs ROBINSON.
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stances occurring during the illness of
Joseph Turner. Mr. Stuart came by the
personal request and soliritation of Burch
himself, to watch BIZ the bedside of the
sick He did come. Day after day and
night after night, Mr. Stuart watched by
the bedside of the dying. He bathed his
feyered brow, Ind soothed- as far sRs hu=5
man power could soothe, the delirium OF
his brain. But all their efforts to beat
back the advancing angel of death, the
shadow of whose dark wing filed that
house with gloom, were vain. BE laid his
hand on that Young heart, and its pulses
we're stIiIed forever. BE had done all he
could for the living and now that the
Young man was dead, Dir. Stuart perform
ed for him the last sad Offices of friend
ship. He composed bis limbs to the rigid
ity of death, and closed his eyes. He ar
ranged him in the habiliments of the
grave, and placed him in that coffin,
whose hollow sound struck TO the heart
of his weeping mother aud sister He
turns to speak words of comfort and
consolation to the living he stood
By the weeping sister, and as he stood
there the eye of the spy was upon them.
There lay her brother stiH md stark in
the icy embrace of death. Her heart
in the coffin Her thoughts were busted
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anguish which had overwhelmed her aged
and widowed mother. She stood in the
very presence of the King of Terrors, with
his stricken victim before her, and that
victim her brother. She stood, MS 1t were,
on the very threshold of Gods Judgment
| seat, an occasion and surrounding that
would have rebuked the fercest Inst that
ever burned in Gyprian bosom. Aud at
such a. time as. this, under such circnm-
stances as these, the husband to whom
she had given her maiden love, who had
enjoyed her youthful charms, ard become
the father of her children, charges her
with lewd and lascivious communication
! with the man whom he would have you
believe had already debauched her. Oh,
/ gentlemen, it is fearful! How the brain
grows giddy, how the heart grows faint
over the horrible detailsI How strong
men sicken and shrink from the bare reci-
tall What, then, must have been the
maddening anguish of this poor frail wo-
man, when for the first time her husband
charged upon her that damning deed?-
i / tell you that this scene, at that time, in
that presence, under those circumstances
is brought and arrayed against her in 6
court of justice for her ruin
P. s.-siuce writing the above we hav,
learned that the jury has returneda yerdic
in favor of Mrs Burch.