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away our thoughts from surrounding cares
and the snares of trouble, so did the spider ar
rest aud riyct Bruce attention. he observed
1T narrowly. Itmade six unsuccessful efforts ;
six times did it leap and fail to reach the de-
sired point, and then gathering up all its
strength, its energy and courage for another
trial, the seventh leap was taken, and 10 =
success achieved Six times did tho spider
fail only to come out triumphant In the sew
cnth trial From that moment Bruce ban
ished dependency, and the hero of Bannock-
burn was " himself again" lie seized the
trusty cloymore- gathered up his scattered
clans--soundcd anew the tocsin of war, and
went forth with firm determination to free
Scotland from the yoke of the mcrciloss inva-
ders, or to perish in the attempt.
a short time after, the two armies met with
a terrible shock; success smiled upon the
arms of Bruce, and he gained complete vic
tory over Edwards forces Scotia's thistle
waved in triumph over England's rose, and
from mountain highland glen to bonny lowland
dale, the glad-voiccd pibroohs poalcd forth
merry notes of Joy.
Bed"i" he .t3rcc qfrlomple!
Admire tho perseverance, OF the spidor, and
follow her example
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@ Faith, sure. I Il0n : know


"Why, bad luck to you, you know nothing
at all >" 49,. - tTf IiIW
" And what do you bother my brains about
the letters for, if you know yourself"
ooh, bad luck to you, you spalpcen; and
amt it myself that has to teach you your let
ters, so tell me what that letter is directly"
"And sure don't know"
Then take that into your thick head you
knave and take that, and tell me whore the
bad people go when they die?"
Into their graves" IL
Z" Bad luck to the graves, don't the priest
tell you different from that 2"
Yes, they so to hi" ~
",Well, then that's T.; and now as you
have got as far as l., you just be after going
back to your scat, and learn your letters bet
ter and correctly for the next time, III just
be after sending you to j., with this stick
across your broad back and into your thick
head for you"
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the icurtains so,thhtl conld lean out with
little other disadvantage than the cramped
and constrained limbsto which an unchanged
position for ten miles doomed me. AS soon
as ! reached Lebanon improved the brief
stay we made, by running over to an apothe-
carys shop, where | selected an unctuous
piece of asofctda of the size of a walnut, and
hastily paying for it, regaincd my seat just
in time 1t was now getting darl-the days
being short-the curtains had been again
fastened, during my absence, 80 securely that
it was dillicultto dislodge them while the stage
was on the route. For this, however, ] did
not care, being confident that the ordor of
the fragrant gum must overpowcr the cigar
fumes.
SO soon as | was we'll seated and under
way and the stage filed with smoke the
lump was rubbed freely IN the palms of my
hands, and soon the purfumo began to assume
its claims to recognition, if not respect. A
shutting gradually began to prevadc the pas
sengorS, and various satiricul remarks and
conjcctures were freely made. At last one
or two, who could stand it no longer, after
some time, made an effort, and unbuttoning
the curtains, let in the keen frosty air; which
soon banishcd the odors, alike of the tabacco
and the drug, and for some time the whole
nbcrc After ridinc half an hour in tbe cold
mir. the curtains were nut down ogoin and
again the pcrfumc filed the STAGE Two Of
the nosscndcrs now mude for tho roof and
tho curtoins heinz once more ra;sod worc
kent nm nj tbc wny to Xcnio Ucrc , frcsb
supnly Of ciuars was nroorrcd and tLo smnE.
nr as soon rs wo started wns rcsnn,eJ All
-nlns for tbcn-to no nrr,ooso Nv nr;n
oipol difficulty. duripo the last ronie b,d
becn TO nrcscrvo NV GRAVITY. for INV, r,o,
INDIGNATION had now become swallowed nm
in other feelings. aid | asked one Of nv
ncighbors if any thug was disturbing him as
observed he could not slcen
eyes" rcn,ial he wtherc u disturbance
cnouch can n,ithcr slccn nor hrc,thc ~,
There seems to be parcel Of rotten @ erus or
onions in the STAGE. Don't Won small anv
tLino ?" W.
"NotIinn T coollv ropI;cd Il ;s fh;s
lunn of osafctido With ,lravs oarrr IN
travcIinc as remedy for s;ci stor,,oh
which the smokipr Of cioors is ulwovs SIRE TO
Give me-"
The murder was ont 7 sroLo with on
much simplicity and naturalness tbnt Tho man
did not know wbnt 10 saw Tor minnie or
so, by way of roplv At last one who hid
been my chief tormcntcr with cicors said i
was cvtroordinorv that any co,tlonon ,voriJ
use whit he must know wonld make cyCrv
body sick who was present, and annoy the
whole stage in this way. If the cigar smoke
was UNPLEASANT whv don't Won so> COP
simply replied that it in. became those 10 talk
or incommodiuc others, who had yiolatcd nll
tue rules of travelling by Gliinc a close coach
with tobacco smoke. without onrino anna.
rcntly, whether it agree with the rest Of The
passengers or not.
ITc mol. .ou,o ;,ort;ov,oto o,tor4 =.
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N0tica

S hereby given that application will be made to
The Commissioners of Roads at their next meet
ing. to open road from the bridge to be built
near Slonn's Ferry, to the Walhnlla Road near the
eleven mile post, and also to connect the same with
the Oconce Station Road.
OcInbor |. 1860 10 III
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J.JJ =
Iga';, Sg"";,, or M Il,se ~ f,l""i'e
f,Iow hor o'' . '''''' u '''' 'p'No'' "'"
'O''o" i'o' oA"'hLlo
a Sensible b. ggar
The Mobile ldssriixc,, tcls the foIlowiaa
story, which we copy without the PREDATORY
paragraph:
This captain has largo heart and is known
to hnvo contributed frequently to works of
charity, has studied and practccl tho maxim,
" Do unto others as YOU would that others do
unto you" but has been so often deceived
that he has lutterly become 4. little suspicious
and is not,so ready as formerly to weld to the
numerous taxes which a humane disposition
is apt to impose upon him. lie must now
know that the object for which the money is
to be invested is Il worthy one aud this asccr-
tanned, he is never found derelict in perform
ing his duty ike good Christian
Well, while the captain, with others, was
sitting around the doors of one of our slip
chandlery stores, hoggar came along with
pitjful story shout his suAorngs and wants
and asked for triNiny sum TO relieve his
large family, making direct appeal to the
a,,rcsaid captain The bcggar having
strong, healthy appearance, although with one
arm and lee gone, the captain suggested that
he might find some employment that would
yield support for himself and family if he
would only try. that sconty supply honestly
earned, would he more heartily enjoyed than
moro bountiful one that had been begged
for; and "b}si,lcs," added the captain, g it
is far more roput'blc to work than to beg"
4" J understand" said the bcggor, "tho
force Of all you say and would work rs will
lngly rs amy man You ever saw if | could
IL, .i,4
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NOTICE.

4 III persons having demands against the estate
~ of RichAr, BuIdine, deccased must render
thc'n to me- legally attcSted; and those indebted
to said estate are required to make payment at
nm carly day.
JOHN BURDINE, Admir-.
Oct Is, 1850 II 5
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Notice.

lPPMCATION will be made to the nett Lcgisla-
n ture for Charter to extend the "keowce
and Tnckasege Turnpike Road" from Tunnel Hill
to Walhalla
August l5 1860 2 8p,
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which invests life With its tremendous i'm
portaucc We ere assured by Him who can
not be deceived, that the existence here com.
mcnccd on earth, never shall tcrminate.-
Though this globe may crumblc; though the
sun, which has so lone bazcd in the heavens
may 90 out in eternal night though all the
worlds, which an Almighty hand has scatter
cd though iniinity, NAV fall and dcnav like
the leaves of autumn, the soul of man. I'M
impaired in its enoreics. shall survive all
The sun.is but spark of fire,
An"nsiCcn' mctcorin the sly
ahe soul immortal as its sire,
WIN ,vbnt ",, or"MIrnr "p,Ir ".' ioo. ;s ,.ro.. n
,nro ~ ,,o,i rn,Tn,rt.i;t,, IvIa ',,' ''"'
co;yn ,l;s ;loo WIZ ;.,o,;,,,,; o",
roach nnrord i, no oon.,,rnI,1,,s;, n,
TmitIcs, agos in WITH Ga ,,inj ~ lo,,; ''j
70 cyst2 VIA, ,rn co,',,,ro tI'o 'o,.','
vcors onI ion If hmson Iifn Viii, H., Hi.
and miIl;nns r.t MILL nf oa,,,;,,. .n, oI
wLot snncl, ,yhat MothinN,,.s7 7 J,os 49, Tt, G,
hooo,na' yo,;,,, ;II,strat;o, i. ~
snmoostal 10 convoy 70 tbo n.;,d so,,o Xxx
of iuim;toblo durotion r. Noe L,or a;i
Snnnose one dron of thn oono, ala,,l,i ~
dricd mn cvcrv thonsond voo,s how io",,
would if he bcfore tbn lost ayon sbomId d;sa,I
n,ar and tho ocnon's mod hc lcft Jrv anJ J,,o
W. For onward nc tL,t ,ronII M I, nn,,';ro.
,,ns otnrn;tv would I,Yt Lovo oo,,,,.,o,,,n3
# would st;Ii bn in oo,lic.t ho,,ys of;,E,,n,
1t has bcon s,id Snnoo., tbot tI,;s ,.,st
ulobn nnon WITHIN wo trn,J v,rn oo,,,,,o,nJ , ',,T
Of. norticlcs Of the Gncst sand and thnt ono
particle should disanncor ot tbn tnrm;not;on
of each million Of ycar, oh how inrnncn;v.
ably immense must be- the ncriod wL;ch
would clapso before the last nor,iclc bc conc !
And vot eternity would thcn bc in ia NON
ing TWILIGHT the immortal spirit would thcn
have but lust entered unon IFS inta,min,hlo
career
Tt has been said. Sunnosc some Tttla IN.
sect. so small rs to he imncrn.ntibln to tbo
human eve were 10 c,rrv th;s worId hv 10
tiny mouthfuls, to the most distant star thc
hand of God has placed in the heavens
Hundreds of millions of wears arc ronmiycd
for the ncrrormonce Of sinclo ;ournoy
NJ ~, q
ny i"Scc' UoIiiNolcGS upo" INe rear OF I" tree,
an" ai taxes ltS niue Ioad' SO small that even even
INC microscope can not dScoVeF that 1t Is
gone ana semC out upon Its almost endless
journey hl5cr m'li'onS ana millions OF
years have rolled away, it arrives back again
to take ITS second load. Oh, what intcrmn-
able ages must pass before the one leaf would
,,,o,,,,I1 ~ W. P''lou ~ oo'ii,"H
,'II ~, e', t " D9' "0 "|"y
,,,II ,I,o. 49,, .,I.. ~ 1',t F" ''''l
MI III Ill.,, ',''s :. '':s P'''i''T y,
;nn 7'DGo' T,.a,, 10 'o", 'I"E
iJ ,,,,'aoI t'%'S ""u'" puU
,iI ..;u I,. cnI 49, s'SII''o0
,,,,lIal,alja ;n;o,;.aIJ, oIu'o'''
mLi l XXX a;nI. J L,'.o
t,i III, s,,ai 't ,',,,',a4ip oN'''uS-
"' ' WV" -, % ou'
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Notice,

4 PPLlCATION will be made to the Lcgis-
IN latnre nt its next Session for charter for
Turnpike Rond said road to commence ut
llinkle's Mills. in PickenS District, and inter
sect with aTurnpikc ut the North Carolina limo,
on Rock Creek. The snd rond ~ he known as
the Cane Creek and French Broad Turnpike.
August ~, 1850 3u
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
R. A. Thompson, c,E.r.D, Admir-, y Petition for
- ''"''" iot
Martha ]. Miller ct. nj. '"'''''oh'
II appearing to my satisfaction that Martha j.
L Miller and Laura j.. Miller defendants in this
case, reside without the limits of this State: 1t is
ordered, therefore, that the said absent parties do
appear in the Court of Ordinary TO be held at Pick
ems q. II, on Monday the 10Th day of December
next and object to the partition or sale of the Real
Estate of Robert l.. Miller, deceased. or their CON
sent to the same will be entered of record.
W. T.. AOECONBE, arm
orlinarys Once. Sept. 3. 1860 BIN
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed partnership in
L the practice of Law and Equity for Pickens
District Mr.. llADpEN may be consulted at his,
office in Pickcns and Mr. Onn at Anderson
JAMES l.. ORR,
W. NJ. MADDEN.
Pickcns C. IT,. May 10. 1850 4o-tf
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Blacksmithing.
GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.

GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.
TVNIIE subscriber has on hand and is constant
Il ly receiving q lars andvared assortment of
American and Italian Marble,
70 wl ch he would call the attention of those in
want of II suitable Monument to mark the SPOT
where rcposc the repnins of their departed rel-
otives and friends. Carving ard lettering of
all kinds neatly and promptly executed.
GSS~ PARTICULAR attention paid to orders by mail
JAMES NJ. ALLEN
Grccrylc U. IT,, S. c.. Feb % 3l-ts
N. B. lie refers to d g WcstRcd Cover, Cox,
MarkIy & Co.. DR.. Nj Is Earle w ii Watson,
Esq., Col d IIokc, II Mckay, Esq.
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The Future Destiny.

&A8BATH READING.
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Beautiful, romantic village, the home of
my childhood, do indeed look upon you
once more p mentally exclaimed Gerald Ash
ton, as he stopped upon the brow of hill that
overlooked the village of Rayville, so calmly
reposins upon the opposite bank of river
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Terms for Advertisements occupying greater space
for longer period than above speclhed made known
nj the Counting Room.
Atyeriisements published in both the DAILY and
WEEKLY FMpRH, will he subject 70 an adduomd cafge
Of one-half the Daily rates.
All advertisements charged nj the rate OF my
cents pcr square of ten nos) for the first insertion and
twenty. live cents for every additional inseroi unless
an agreement Is made previous to nsertiona the above
rties. 81,
ua Persons wishing TO discontinue their yearly az,
vertisng must give notice at the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must be paid for in advance
The privilege OF annual advertisers y limited 70 ener
own business, and al advertisements for the beneht OF
other persons well ~ legal advertisements, ana ad-
refreshments of auction saos sent in by thein must be
lelid for ut the regular ptcs. ~ .-s
Tributes Of Respects, Notices, Meetings Of Literary,
Military, Fire and other assocahons,or the holding oI
Fnirs "a e paid for as follows For one insertion OF
amy such notice, not exceeding one square o ten hes
% cents, and 10 ns for every subsequent lnsefuoh
Advertisements not exceeding one-half square ~
length nsei ted one fine for 25 cents. Al notices M
tended TO promote private interests, to he inserted ~
the local column (which only at the option OF the Ed
orsi must be paid for At the rate OF 10 cents per me'
No cuts, stefeotypes oecrotypcs inserted, unless
all Metal.
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Transportation.
OgdenSburg & OSWegO Route,

FOR BOSToN, NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, woR.
CESTER, LOW VEIL, LAWRENCE, NASHUA,
SALEM, BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Navigation open 90 OgdensbuFgh an
OswegO.
TN1E Northern Transportation Co.'S frst-class Screw
1 Steamer are now making regular trips between OR-
10 isburgh, Oswego, and Tuledo.
shpnlnus BY this route will receive care and pron,pt
d. .ach, and shippers nelly upon a. low rates IL
ne gts to and fo the East b. any other line or route
Fsr oontraets or further Information, apply TO
JOHN HOOKING, 9a State street. POston.
J. MEYERS, l9l broadway New York
W. T. wAIEER Ag't, Ttlodo, Ohio,
aplhJmd
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dlailg empire,

PUBLISHED EyFRy ArrEnSooS taowNs rxcErrED) ny
l. r. * Z L L < Sc 9 O.
New Empire Building, t1O Main Sc.
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PLAN o s

NY heye st received nn elegant assortment Of Pi-
w amos, from the best makers ia the eastern cities
comprising great variety uf styles and sizes They
have the largest stock 10 hc nnnd nnyK here IN this VI
cnity, al of which will Ne sold as lnW they bo
toughi In Ncw York, knSton, any whore else.
IA Call al the old established HeadquaFters, corner
0f Third and Jefferson streets.
itnc26ium CHAS, ELLS.
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WHEELER a WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
Huston Building,
Corner q Third aud Jefferson Streets,
WHEELER a WILSON

DAYTON, OHIO.
WE offer the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing machines
w with important improvements at a reduction of
So ON former prices, and 10 meet the demand for
GOOD, loW-prccd Family machine, have introduced a
NEW SilLE working upon the same punelplc, and
making the same stitch though not highly finished at
FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
The elegance, speed, nosecssness and simplicity o
the machine, the beauty ani strength af stitch. ting
ALIKE ON Roth SIDES, Impossible to n.vcl, and
leaving no chanc ridge the under side the eono-
my otthread and aflapta.ay To the thckest or thin.
nest hrics, has rendered this the most successful and
popular Sewing machiuc noW niAde.
AZ uiW various Offices, We sell New York prices,
and give instructions free of charge enable pnFeha.
scrs to sew ordinary seams hem, fh, quilt, gather,
and and tuck, all on the machine, and u
for three Year,.
SEND or CALL FOR A CIRCULAR. containing hil
particulars, prices, testimonials, etr.
ianlb W, SUMMERS A Co.
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Cigars.
CIGARS S

JUST Received, chose brands, fine imported Havana
81 Cigars;
Long John, Ia Compcdtan,
stephen A. Douglas, Henry Cias,
Hespero, Ionny IAnd,
Ia hreAd Mato Conehas, Napoleon, Plantation,
an YRnoUs other hfan,is
A choice lot of domestc cigars.
Bronsons Pine cut aud NirgIila Plug Tolaoco Pipes
ohanco, Snuff etc, etc AZ BORNsrElN'S
Cigar and Tobacco Store,
lel6dy Main street. opposite Market House.
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@SGermam @Erimtims,

The DAYTON wocHENnLATT being located in the I'm
riRE Building, affords facilities for doing Printing
In German, or German and English, on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
RB- Dd has ,,Ddptpn aBodIenbidtt" ia I'm empire
@tbauts bsfnbst 70 10 uns @ssssntat s'tsitn Srud'
arbeitcn in Dtutfdb, rtsr Dsutfh unh 9nslIf&, aufs
S6nslas une ~ aRnsbmbarcH qrsiisn ~ bsCrstn.
Remember the location
ITO Main Street,
ed door from Market.
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Alb. bernstein, Music Teacher,

NO. 100 MAIN STREET.
I INSTRUCTIONS gwen ON various instruments Mu-
Il sio furnished for Balls, Parties, &e
~ Orders may ho left the residence Of the above,
or 1T ssehncr, Rex Co.'s Music Hall, Third street
Terms moderate. mrl7dGm
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

1gs N I ~ !.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.-Tcrminates at Wash
" ingtnn and Baltimore ON the East and Wheeling,
Benwood and Parlersburg on the West, at which place
tuntes with Railroads. Steamers, Sc, for and from all
points in the West Southwest and Northwest
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Cities.
n8-This il the only route to Washington City.-6a
Passengers by this route visit Baltimore, Pha-
pelpha, New York and Boston, at the cost OF ticket
To Boston alone, by other lines,
Through tickets 10 the Eastern cities can be procured
via Washington City at additional charge OF S2
Time as quick and fare low as by any other route.
BD-sleeping Cars on oil night trains,
Inquire for tcKets via Baltimore and Ohio RNilrOad
al any of the principal Railroad Offices in the West
!. H. SULLIVAN, Gen Western Agt
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agt.
W. P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation. aldh
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton R. r.
ia M q ....:.i.sls

CHANGE OF TIME, n"
ON and after Monday, April 10, 1850, Passenger
" Trains will leave the Sixth Street Depot Dayton
for Cincinnati, as follows:
Al 800 M 500 IN, 800 M, and G30 m.
Returning, VIII leave Cincinnati for Dayton ut 600 q
M 1910 a mi 2;3O p M, and $3.50 p m.
The $3.50 IN train stops at Middletown and Hamilton
jySo DANIEL McLAREN, supt
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IN THE FIELD!
READY FOR FIGTITI
OLD STAND!--FREsH GOODS!
j. A. MINICK,
Corner Of jefferson and Marked Streets,
DAYTON, OHIO,

HAVING made many and important Improvements
L IN his store Rooms, aud replenishod his already
large stock, with heavy additions of Fresh Goods, he
prepared to supply The community better than ever
with every thing needed in the Grocery and Produce
line lie aud will furnish every thing In the tIno,
IT the best quality, ut the lowest cash prices.
HIS stock inpart comprises
20 Hhds. Prime and Choice n. q. Sugar;
10 Bbls. Crushed sugar, choice Xxx;
10 ' Powdered - extra
10 Gunulaed sugar, very good;
10 Refined Coiee sugar-a choice article, and q
great iiyorte;
10 xxx Golden syrup, drippings nrom Loaf
Sugar, and a choice article.
II Golden Syrup, extra nice;
10 sugar House syrup;
% " n. o. MOasses-ncw crop.
80 Sacks Rio Coee-N0 l extra;
10 t Java extra;
10 SanuIs new article;
Every kind and quality Of Teas that are desired
Raisns, Figs, Currants Dried Peaches, Apples To.
hrco Cigars, Wood md willow Ware, Qieensgara
Crockery, Sei, &c, anda large variety too numerous
mnntion
Feeling truly grateful for the very liberal patronage
he hs received ffum the citizens Of Dayton and slif-
rounding country, he desires 10 have them continue
oelng thai he nov better than ever hereto
fore, please the public
He desires the people 10 call before purchasing else
where, a. he offers superior Inducements. no2glyd
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Greenyille and Miami Railroad.

fsAgl 60 sss....:.i:ss
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Monday July Both, 1850, until further
I notice. trains will run "a follows;
Leave Dayton at 500 am, and 300 p m.
Arrive at Union 1920 m, 500 "
RETURNING.
Leave Union nt 900 m, and 1880 p M
Arrive at Dayton lt:40 ." 4:l5 :"
no Fare az low as by any other route
For tickets and further Information, please apply TO
Samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent at the Union
Depot, Sixth street.
iy2I II. c. STIMSoN, Sup't
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Produce and Provision StOre,
Montgomery House, Third Street,
DAYTON. OuIO.

JACOB lfIDLER, Proprietor, The Excelsior Pro-
81 dnoe and Commission store, Is Ia the best pos.
able trim for the summer Campaign The proprietor
having had long experience ~ caterer 20 the public
hste, understands fully the table wants OF this commu-
nifty rnd Is prepared 90 supply them. FRESH
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY, Produce, VEGETA-
BLES, FRUITS &c., together with all the little edible
extras that are 20 grateful 20 the palate during the sum
mer, will asays be kept fresh and NICE and subject to
the order Of the public, who can appreciate the
ehce Of obtaining such things every day. and any
itime OF the day
yd Jake stil determined to please the people and
be does not he Is determined L shall not be his hult
He desires the people 10 call and see his place. Heis
SIRE he can please Them, noy4-u
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music.

Dunham and Ohickering Piano Fortes.
| HAVE on hand lot Of the above named Pianos,
which desirous of closing out and VIII sell
them much below the usual prices Call and examine
them at the Piano Headquarters Huston Hall Building,
ie4 CHARLES ELLIS.
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Dayton, xenIa and Columbus Railroad.

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INOUR 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 1898 a. M; Cnelnnntl
stop only at Xena and London. Accommodation 6l5
p IN, stops all way stations between Dayton and
Columbus.
Arriving at Dayton, night express 222e M; Accom-
modntiOn 0l5 u. mi Columbus and Cincinnati Day Ex-
press 3:3p. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, whichis7 minutes fas-
ter than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities by
calling on p. II. WARMAN, Ticket Agent.
T.. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
G. WARMAN, Genl Ag't Dayton, o. apl3