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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
@Ountaitr 4tntOtrat.
PUBLIsHED sEMI-wEEKLT,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS,
BY 0ELWICKS g. JANUAR Y.
D. v. GnwIcKs, IA. JANUARY.

Terms-Invariably in Advance:
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die before another score, owe their death to
causes Of disease which were originated in
cir teens On careful inquiry, IL will be
a'certaned that in nearly all cases, the causes
Of moral and premature physical death are
pretty much one and the same and are laid
between the ages Of EIGHT and sixteen years"
This is fact Of startling import to fathers
and mothers, and shows fearful responsible
ty Certainly parent should secure and re-
tain and exercise absolute control over the child
until sixteen; itcannotbe difficult matter to do
this except in very rare cases, and If that con-
trolisno wisely and efficiently exercised it must
be the parents fault tits owing to parental neg
lect orremissness Hence the real source of nine
ty-eight per cent of the crime Of q country
such as England or the United States lies at
the door fthe parents, 1t is fearful rehec-
ton; we throw it before the minds of the faith
ers and mothers of our land and there leave
il, TO be thought ofin wisdom, remarkng only
MS to the early seeds Of bodily disease, that
they are nearly in every case sown between sun
down and bedtime, in absence from the fami-
y circle, in the supply of spending money
never earned by the spender, opening the
doors of confectioneres and soda-fountains,
of beer and tobacco and wine, of the circus
the negro minstrel, the restaurant and the
dance; then follow the Sunday excursion, the
Sunday drive with the casey transition to the
company of those whose ways lead down to
the gates Of social, physical and moral ruin.
From "eight to sixteen in these few years
are the destines of children fxed in forty
nine cases out of 6ity fixed by the parent
Let every father and every mother solemnly
VOW "By Gods help, I'll fix my darling's des-
tiny for good bv making home more attract
i've than the street '--Hays Journal Of
Health
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Sctping 1aaarbinrs.
N. p. DOUGLASS sc CO
70 Main Street, Dayton,

Oder for sale new style machine.
They will Hem, Fell stitch, Run and Bind IN the most
superior manner, and arc the only nlhehnes in the
market that well and 80 SIMPLY made that they
may he sent into families with no other instructions
than are contained in circular which accompanies each
machine, and nom which chill of fourteen years may
readily learn how to Use and keep them in order They
sew rapidly, and will do the sewing of family cheaper
and in less time than ten sesmstresses.
| Hand sewing Is fast becoming among the things of
the past-and what family will be without Sewing Ma
chime when our machine will better, more cx.
peditiously and cheaper than possibly be done by
handl .
Is more simple aud more easily kept IL order sn other
Machines.
Il makes which will not RIP or rayel through
every stich he cut
II scws from two ordinary spools and thus all trouble
Of winding thread is avoided
The same machine, by mere exchange Of spools
can be adapted to all varieties Of work
The machine runs silk, linen threads, and com
mon spool cotton with equal facility
The seam is as elastic as the most elastic fabric so
hat it is free from all liability break IN washing ron
inn or wear
The stitch ia mora bsar,6,, than am, ,,,,,. ,.,.,
other bv hand or ,,aohi,, ~, ., ~
o,a,,,,,c, ~, ,,s w VIZ i''' '''''S
Gail of seeing that tIs machine is to h.s, odr, .,
u,e vanta of tho s,r,ny
IL runs rapidly
II rnakes verv bttle roiso
II is inpossliJe for our st,c, N ri,, t, a,o,, W,
when IL ,s dosirohi, 4, s, ,o ~, -, IL. =,
thron, or ~, ~, ,,, - ~
noint ooain II IL ooi,o, i,,,,,ossi,I r ~ ~ -
oxcept desgno,ly ''fi'3N'
The same cannot be said oc any otl,or s,i,ob
There is hardly ans, class of C,,il,, ..oin,, ,,,
making button holes and sevin, ON Ia,,tons hi,,
whot This machine ,,ssasso, a., -, =, =.
complish Executinyits vorl, pnor s,,l tiio,,r,ss
of Swiss ,nuslin viii, m. Co., tiraai ,,,, -
facility and regularity Of s,i,hos nrs,,r,,asa,
other machine or by band And tbep. ami, mo sa,,
machine will sew with tbe Same case and c,ci,i,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27
Eloquent EXtraCt-Death. Of a
Child,

Child.
The following extract is from letter writ
ten upon the death of child;
1t went in the morning-a bright and radi-
ant morning-many went yesterday, more to-
day, and there are dews to be shed for the de-
partures of tomorrow And can it be wondered
that pleasant summer mornings should beguie
them into going2 Is it a marvel that they do
not wait for the burden and the noon, but fol-
low the lark and hear her song over the ruin
of the rainbow That those words so beauti-
ful, they should make 50 true, 'and JOY com
eth in the morningY
Going in the morning a glorious morning
when the sky is all in beauty, and the world
is all bliss; ere the dews have gone to heaven,
or the stars have gone to God; when the birds
are singing and the cool winds are blowing,
and the flowers are out that will be shut at
noon, and the clouds that are never rent in
rain, and the shadows inlaid with crimson lie
away to the west
We have sometimes seen a little coffin, like
n casket for jewels, all alone by itselfin huge
hearse melancholy with plumes, and gloomy
as frown-and we have thought, not so,
should we accompany those little way, who
90 in the morning We have wondered why
they did not take the little coffin into the car
riage with them, and lay it gently upon their
laps the sleeper there lulled to sumber with
out bosom or n cradle We have wondered
what there was for tears in such going--in
the early morning from home to home-like
fair white doves with downy wings emerging
from neither night and huttering for entrance
at the windows of Heaven. Never has there
been n hand wanting to take the wanderer in,
and shut out the darkness and the storm.
Upon those little faces it never seemed to
us that death could place his great seal there
is no thought Of the charnel-house in those
young listeners to that invitation, whose
acceptance we are bound not TO forbid; there
should be morning songs and not sighs; fresh
flowers and not badges of mourning no tears
nor Clouds but bright dews sand bright dawn
ings together.
Fold up the white robe lay aside the for
gotten toy smooth the little impressed pill
low and gently smile as you think of the
garment, Of the harp of gold, and of the fair
brow with its diadem of light; smile as you
think that no years can make the memory old.
An eternal, guileless child waiting about the
threshold of Paradise for the coming friend
from home.
Here the glad lips would quiver with an
guishi the bright curls grow gizzled and gray
the young heart weary and old, but there,
changeless as the stars, and young as the last,
new morning.
The poet tells of green bough rent by the
tempest from the tree, and swept rudely along
the breast of an angry river and a mother
bird with cries Of grief huttering beside ii, for
her nest and nestlings were there Oh bet
ter TO be waited away from earth than thus
that they should drift aaound the world in
storm.
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Eight 10 sixteen.

Lord Shaftesbury recently stated in pub
lie meeting in London, that from personal OBJ
servation he had ascertaned that of the adult
male criminals OF that city, nearly all had fall
len into a course Of crime between the ages
of eight and sixteen years and that il a young
man lived an honest life up to twenty years
Of age, there were forty-nine chances in his
favor, and only one against him. as to an
honorable life thereafter
who are born, die under twenty years of age,
while four-ffths Of all who reach that age, and
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Illinois Central Railroad.

TNwO Daily Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis, via
/ Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, making
close connection with the Illinois Central Railroad fol-
lows
At AIattoon for Urhana Kanakee, Centralia, Cairo,
Memphis, Natchez, Nickshurg New Orleans and Mobile
At Puna for Decatur, Springfield, Blnomington Peo-
ria, Galesburg, Burlington, Quincy, La salle Rock
Island, Mendoza Dixon, Fulton, Cedar Rapids, Free
port, Mineral Point Galena, Dubuque, Independence
Cedar Falls, Prairie Du Chem, LaOrusse and 81 Paul.
Bo-For through tickets apply at the ottces Of In
diana Central Railroad also at the Office Of the Terre
Haute and indianapolis Railroad IN the Union Depoiln-
dianapohs. W, r. ARTHUR
General Superintendent, Chicago
W. 2. JOHNSON, Gen. Passg'r, Agt, Cheago. anl6
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Err VI Es.I.:.lIE. 5l.lll...l.l Es..s....lsllll.Ea

kts4 W s:s....s;s;;
NREAT NATIONAL ROUTE-Terminates at Wash
VI ingtOn and Baltimore on the East and Wheeling,
Benwood and ParSersburg on the West, at which place
il untes with Railroads. Steamers, SC, for and nom all
points in the West Southwest and Northwest.
Three Trans Daily for AL the Eastern Cities.
RD-lhis Is the only route to Washington city ga
Passengers by this route visit Baltimore, Phd-
pelpha New York and Boston, at the cost Of a ticket
10 Boston alone, by other lines.
Through tickets To the Eastern cities can be procured
via Washington City at an additional charge Of 81
Time a. quick and fare low a. by any other route.
nB-Sleeping Cars all night trains
Inquire for hcKets via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
at any of the principal Railroad offices in the West
J. II. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Agt,
l.. NJ. COLE Gen. Ticket Agt
W. p. SMITH, Master Of transportation aldh
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Produce and Provision Store,
Montgomery House, Third Street,
DAYTON, OHIO.

JACOB HIDLER, Proprietor. The Excelsior Pro-
81 ducc and Commission store, is now IN the best pos
sihe trm for the Summer Campaign. The proprietor
having had long experience caterer 10 the pullio
nifty, Nud ls prepared 20 supply them. FRESH
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY PRODUCE, VEGETA-
BLES, FRUITS, a., together with all the ltte edible
extras that grateful Go The palate during the sum
mer will always D. kept fesh and NICE and subject to
the order Of the public, Who appreciate the conyen-
fence of obtaining such things every day and at any
itime OF the day
Old Jake is stll determined to please the people, and
he does not he s determined u shall not he his fnli
He desires the people 10 call and see his place lie is
sure he can please them. novt-tf
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Alb. Bernstein, Music Teacher,

NO. 155 MAIN STR EFT.
INSTRUCTIONS given various instruments Mu-
L sic furnished for Balls, Parties, &c
-utiers may b. len al the residence NJ the above,
or a so'hner, Rex a Co.'S Music Hail. Third street.
Terms moderate. mrl7dGm
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PIA NJ O S .

NTE huye Just received elegant assortment Of Pi-
w amos, nom the hest makers ia the eastern cities
comprising great variety 0f styles and sizes. They
have the largest stock 10 m found anywhere IN this VI
entity, all uf which viii hc sold low as they can 10
bought ln NeN York, Roston, or any where else.
ne Call al the old established Headq quarters, corner
az Third and Jefferson streets.
ulne2ddbm CIIAS. Ellis.
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terms of Advertisements occupying NItitttf
or for longer period than above specified made known
nj the Counting Room.
Advertisements published in both the DAILY and
WEERLY ENrfrr, viii be subject TO IN additional charge
Of one-half the Daily rates
All advertisements charged at the rte Of tfy
cents per square (of ten nes for the first insertion, and
twenty-five cents for every additional insertion, unless
agreement is made previous 10 insertion at the above
rates.
w Persons wishing to discontinue their yearly ad-
vertisng must give notice at the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must be paid for IN advance.
The privilege ofannua advertisers is limited to their
BUSINESS and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, well as legal advertisements and adj
vrrtsemens of auction sales sent in by them, must he
paid for at the regular rates.
Tributes Of Respects, Notices. Meetings OF Literary,
Military Fire aud other assocations,or the holding Of
Fairs, to be paid for follows: For one insertion Of
amy such notice. not exceeding square Of ten lines
2j cents and 10 cents for every subsequent insertion
Advertisements not exceeding one-half square in
length, inserted one time for ~ cents All notices in
tended 10 promote private interests to be Inserted IN
the local column (which is only at the option Of the Ed
itors) must be paid for at the rate of 10 cs per ne
No cuts, stereoypes or electrotypes inserted, unless
all Megdl
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NaiIroans.
nnrton nnd MIchlgan RaIlrOad.

DhyIOh ana MIUHIgHH hdIITUHU'
iess @ ;sss,....iii..
CtHORT LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trains
ally except sundays, until further notice.
Leaves Dayton arrival Of trains from Cincinnati NJ
s:45 A. M arriving Toledo at p m, Detroit at $3.50
D. M, and Chicago at s:ij p. mt
The sI5 D. m train irving in Toledo at a. M, De-
troit at GAS a. m, and Chicago at 500 m.
Passengers by each tpn for the east have one holI
nj Toledo, and arrive in Cleveland in same time az by
Clyde time
Both trains make close connections at Detroit for the
East by the Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways
of Canada. The time 10 New York and Boston by this
route is the same as via clyde, and only three hours
and forty minutes more than via Columbus line Pas
sengerA by this line the great Suspension Bridge
and pass in direct view of Niagara Falls.
Bauunpe checked through and fare as low by any
other route. r. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Gen Superintendent, Dayton, o.
N. SHOEMAKER,
ap3O Cen FREIGHT and Passenger Agt. Toledo.
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Goal.
Coal! Coal! Fire! Fire!
Goal.

90 TO J. U. sHoUP, tsuooessor 10 b. y. shonpl
" Agent am selling Youghioghcny Coa Al 20 cents
r bsiShel cheaper than you get 10 In any other
yard In the city.
rs Yard and Ofhce he west side of the Canal Ra-
SIN between First and Second streets Orders len q
shoup's Flour Store.
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An Indian Funeral.

The Fort Riley correspondent Of the Pitts
burg Dispatch gives description of an In
dian funeral
There was a procession Of wagons, drawn
mostly by the small Indian horses called po.
nies The first wagon contained a rough coi.
fin and six old squaws, three on each side Of
the colhn all kneeling with heads bowed in
mournful silence. The horses also, walked
slowly along, with their heads near the ground
as if conscious that their sad duties were being
performed for another of the native sons Of
the soil. The second third and fourth wag-
ons contained children (the youngest in 'front.'
all silent, some with downcast eyes and others
gazing at the scene in wonder Then follow
ed quite number of Indians on their ponies,
all in single fle, no two riding abreast. In
the rear were several old Indians on foot, tot
tering along as if they too had blossomed for
the grave They came to the entrance Of the
graveyard the coffin was carried to the grave;
a ring was formed around it, all kneeling,
and, as it descended, low moaning chant
was commenced, which seemed to swell until
it became sweet but mournful to the ear, then
it died away in the same low sounds with
which it began; all arose, and one by one
left, few of the near relatives of the de-
ceased remaining to ponder over his untimely
death.
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We Must have Room

FINO receives stock ofsTEINwAT sons celebrated
TIA NJ OS,
And for this purpose will sell on lot Of Chckerng
sons Rnd DunhHm Pianos at low prices. Nov Is
the time 90 biy, Wcwish % get nd Of them.
au2ldlw CHAS. Ellis, cor 81 a Jefferson sts.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton R. r,
ia % g l..l....l.l..

ON and after Monday, April 10, 1850, Passenger
~ Trains will leave the Sixth Street Depot, Dayton
for Cncnnat rs follows:
At 5.1Oa m, 500 IN, $3.50 m, and $3.50 0p m.
Returning, VIII leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 500 q
IN, 1910 a IN; 2.30 p m, and $3.50 p m.
The $3.50 p m train stops at MddletOwn and Hamilton
only.
jysO DANIEL McLAREN, sup't.
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Grorrrtrs, &c
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,


lUU street,
% hbds \, o. and Porto Rico Sugars, at 70 and "a
Jcitr rson st.
100 hbs rectihed whisky.
90 do old Rye and Bourbon Whisky at 10 and 7s
Jefferson st.
Nht, lasins, Figs nnd Prmes at 70 and rs Jefferson
street
20 kits No, Mess shadi 10 hhls do Herring Also,
street,.
sfces, Refined Sugars, Alum Rosin, Tar. sulphur,
Cream Tartar, Soda Coperas and Salt Peter for sale nj
~ aud ~ Jefferson street.
20 baskets Champaign winc 80 boxes st Estep Char
et, on hand, at 40 and 70 Jefferson street
100 Buts Of every variety Of Virginia Tobacco, ius
received ut 70 and ~, Jefferson street
40 half chests Gunpowder Imperial and Young Hy-
son Teas 20 half do Black do, for sale s 10 and " JEFF
tcrson street. yt4dnw
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@Eetmam @Ertmttms

The DAYTON wooHESnLATT being located in the EN-
pIRE Building affords us facilities for doing Printlng
In German, or German and English, ON the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
Be- Dd bds ,,SdDtcn SSod,snbIatt" fH TN empire
@tbdubs beNnee 70 N uns @eisssnbstt eebcn, Drnd'
arbsiten In Dentib, cher Dsutfa pns GnsIlf5, auf'
sbneaRe uue 40 auusbmbdrsu prefsn ~ btierssn.
Remember the location
ITO Main Street,
I'D door from Market.
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Dentist.
Great Reduction.

nR. q SWtTZER Dentist, Dayton. q. Office, 81
floor on tho corner Of Main and Third streets on.
posite Phillips House.
have roduced my prices from SlO0 to s75 for whole
setts on Gold Plate af sets $40 and silver TO $50
for whole setts haf 50. have had fifteen years prac
tice and nearly four Of them IN DAYTON
will warpntm my Gold setts for five years Cnsh on
delivery ornl work au1sdaw
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4Drinting @aterials.
FRANK
Type and Stereotype Foundry
r.. ALLISON. supt.,

No. IOs Vine street, Cincinnati, OhtO.
DRlNrING PRESSES, Cases. Galleys, &c, News
j Book, and job Type. Inks and Printing Materials
of every description. Brands aud Pattern Letters o
various styles. SrERRoTYSG OF all kinds-Rooi-, Mu-
sic, Patent Medicine Directions, Labels, Jobs Wood
Outs, etc ELEcrRorYFsa In all its branches. mYs2
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9aiGv empire.


I. r.. KELLY 81 Co.,
l. n. KELLY, noLLnEYEn FRANK sHAMAN, W. LOGAN
EMPIRE BUILDING, no MAIN STREET.
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IN THE FIELD!
READY FOR FrGHTI
OLD STAND!--FRESH GOODS!
j. a. MINICK,
Corner Of Jgerson and Market Streets,
DAYTON, OHIO,


HAVING made many and important improvements
i L m his Store Rooms, and roplenished his already
large stok, with heavy additions Of Fresh Goods, he IL
prepared 10 supply the community better than ever
with every thing needed u the Grucery and Produce
line He can and will furnish every thing in the trade,
of the lH'st quality AT the lowest cash prices.
His stock IN part comprises
20 Hhds Prime and Choice n. O. Sugar;
10 Bbls. Crushed sugar, choice Xxx;
~ " Powdered extra
10 " Gnnulatc,i sugar, very good;
10 " Refined CotDe Sugar-a choice article and a
great hly0rlts;
10 xxx Golden syrup, drippings from Loaf
sugar, and choice artlcle.
II " Golden syrup, extra Nee;
10 " sugar House syrup;
20 Z" n, o, MullsstS-ncw crop.
81 Sacks Rio Cofee-No. extnG
10 Java Z" extra;
10 =" Santus ' new article;
Every kind and quality Of Teas that are desired
Raisins Figs. Currlnt,, Dried Peaches, Apples To-
bacco, Cigars, Wood AMI Willow Ware, Quecnsgarc,
Crockery Sci &c,, and large variety numerous to
mention.
Feeling truly grateful for the very liberal patronage
he has received irom the citizens OF DAYTON and sur
rounding country, he desires to have them continue
feeling sure that he now better than ever hereto.
fore, please the public,
lie desires The people TO call before purchasing else
where, as he offers superior inducements. no29-lyd
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Ausic.
punham and Ohiokering Piano Forte

1 HAVE on hand lot Of the above named Pianos.
/ which an des.rous of closing OUT and will sell
them much below the usual prices Call and examine
thern at the Piano headquarters Huston Hall Building
JeA CHARLES ELLS.
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CIGARS S
Nntaries.

TAMEs TURNER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
81 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office, Becke Building'
on Jefferson street, the Corner Of Third, IN the
room formerly occupied by Justice Torrence. Partcu-
lar attention paid 10 drawing Deeds, Mortgages, Con
tracts, Bonds, and Legal Papers. Also, collections
prompt mr2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27

pa- Prices as Low as the Lowest. -vau
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DAILY EMPIRE.

Per week. payable to Carriers. Il
BY mail per annum, in advance, o.
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Greenyiile and Miami Railroad.

Ia 60 50 :.,.s..:s ss:......:.sa
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday, July Both, 1860, until further
J notice, trains will run as follows:
Leave Dayton at $50 M and 800 p m.
Arrive at Union 1890 m, =" 800
RETURNING.
Leave Union ut 900 m, and 80 p m.
Arrive Mt DAYTON ll:4O 4.45 4"
no Fare as low as by any other route.
For tickets and further Information, please apply to
Samuel W King General Ticket Agent at the Union
iy2i II. @. sTIMsON, supt
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Dayton, xenia and Columbus Railroad

14et iis..'.'iis
TNuIrR Daily Trains East, via Columbus Through
II tickets from Dayton to all Eastern Cities.
-Four Daily Trains East, leaving DAYTON for the
East follows: Night Express l235a mi Cincinnati
and Columbus Day Express at O2Oi m. these trains
stop only at Xenia and London. Accommodation bl5
Columbus. -
Arriving at Dayton, night express 222a m; Accom-
modntion 9l5 a. MI Columbus and Cincinnati Day Ex-
press 3:3 p.
Trains run by Columbus time, whichis minutes fas-
ter than Dayton time.
Through tickets be had for all Eastern cities by
calling on S. w, KING, Ticket A. eat.
Il. W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
c. WARMAN, Genl Agt Dayton, q. apis
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-18
Ladies' aud Mise. H..p skirts
LAnIEs nnEss t.nons.
SOAR. CANDLES AND STARCH.

Onn BOXEs Of the above articles. and
ZVV we'll assorted by different qualities.
Ia now fef sale at the Tfisaaalsf store hy
auggs TRAltAN 81 LANDRY.