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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

Within the last week numbers Of residents
and straneors IN Washington have taken sud
denly ILL., The disease resembles the cholera
morbus in SIS most yirulGni form, and is at
tributed by a correspondent in the iPtetHgfa
cey ofihe 18th To the fact that most Of the
vegetables and fruits of the season have been
forced by the employment of Gelcterious ma
nrmes
The committee appointed to raise funds lor
marble statue of Hon THOMAS II. BENToy,
at ST. Louis, have obtained the desired amount
81 OOO--and awarded the work to Miss
Hamlet IloMrR -'r
A Convention OF Trustees representing the
"Old Thirteen States" Is in session in Phila-
dephia for the purpose Of arranging for the
erection of the monument to the signers ofthe
Declaration of Independence
Miss MARTHA WoEE, II beautiful girl in East
CRANKY, Connecticut, committed suicide on
the 27th of May She was to have been mar
ried the following Tuesday to a worthy young
man No cause is assigned for the fearful
act
The sequel to the iaie nlGpcmcnt from
Springfield, Ohio, has been punished earlicr
than it was looked for Mr. BRoKAw, ii is
stated, has repentcd of his rashncss aud re.
turned.o Springfield, aud has been condition
ally accepted by his family lie says he left
Mrs Roor in New York, aud furnished her
with means 10 take her to her friends in Mas.
sachusetts Mr. Roor has taken steps for a
divorce from his wife, and Mrs BRogAw has APP
pealed to the courts for legal separation
from her hnahnnl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
DeaIIl Of Jmdge Ewing.

The Russcllyille (ky) Herdd says Judge
ErnRAm NJ EwING, after a lingering illness of
several years duration, departed his life on
Monday night last, at an advanced age--the
last Of . talented and interesting family, who
are now all numbered with the dead, a few
short years ago they were all living in our
midst, surrounded byadpiHng friepds,l First,
the wife and mother was called hence, thcn
the eldest son; Hon. Presley T. Ewing then
II. Q. Ewing, Esq, aud then the honored head
Of the family A brief but mournf1 history,
and one that teaches sad lesson of the iami-
ly of human life Judge Ewing, during his
life, we believe, occupied many positions OF
honor in the public service the last of which
was a seat on the bench of the Court of Ap-
peals of Kentucky
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

ps5- The ENgwg must le very popular with
large mmbet of our country cvchangcs
from the niaihcr in which thcy copy from Il
We have no objection pentlclnen G Gyou viii
only give ns the proper credit, but We really
don like To see our articles Ieigged A
PAPER IN a ncighboring village in its last isric
contains seren articles copied entire. hosidts
three iourihs Of ou report Of the Fircmep'
Tournament at Sandusky, without any nc
knowlcdgcmeui whatever For his bencft, We
will say that our facilities are suchthai We might
Prirt his paper Nt great saving, our type
being kept standing several days after each
daily issup.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
RnItiinore ConycntIon.

Tho intelligence from baltimore sfnoipa
iasmaplt o. harmouy asl sAilea eel,ca in
shr Convention, o. ihc ncAetncy ~ Ne
eoapby desire, or al acs layg VIE iisbs y
expect W " th
~ iho dispalehes last night, il VIII BE-
seen ilai 4 psopairoa has lesp meao by ,hs
Soulhcm doltaale Who did AN agcedo a
cbsasaon, ~ hd@i the fescdinp dclceatos
and ihon dlop .iae. oaad.aai.ssisRe kqei
fhss ,far tfsa roisd ioc bg M Colqestoa
sulllssIctl " ahc,i;ctls.is,c aea illdi pralm
si,ioa We regard b. the lest hope for unic'
of our forces Il accepted u aillltad fo'
glorious TRIUMPH in k0ysmbcf u refused
utui thereby hiring about thu disruption of th,
party, we shall not attempt TO predict the re
sult
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
A "strlEInG. PnralIeL

prom Chicago Tribune.l [Frou Bells Lin, Lsa,lon5
ABE LINCOLN. TON sAYERA
Mr. Lincoln stands Tom Savers stands
six feet four inches FIVE FRET ceight ana
high IN his stockings half in his stockings.
His frame is muscular His frame Is asusehlar
: and wiry His arms and wiry Hishrms nre
are long his lower limbs long for his height,a and
are not tdisproportioned his lower limbs well pro
10 his body He steps portioned 10 his body.
With his head inclined His head, which he
forward. His LRad sits carries a little forward.
well ON his shoulders, is set well on his slionl.
and is large and well ders, aud his neck
proportioned, betoken- shows great power.
ing power In all It's de- His nose would be Ro
velopements, a slight man, but for the blows
iy Roman nose, wide that have hattened
cut mourn and dark aud spread II 10 his
complexion, with the face;hs mouth is large
appearance Of having and scanned with old
been weather boaisu cuts and his complex.
completes the deserp- ion Is dark olive.
tiOn
The similarity Of the men, if the words
mean anything, is complete, and the parallel
viii end on the first Tuesday of November
next, when Lincoln viii 60 TO grass, as Say
ers did
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
New Republican Platform.

The Now York HerdH advises the Bladk
Republicans 10 construct new platform fbr
their candidate to stand upon, aod suggess
the following material OF which TO build il
J. Handle Of the maui with which Lincoln
split hie first rail
2 Chew Of tobacco masticated during the
operation
3 Waisiband Of brooches split during the
loperation. Patch Of seat Of ditto.
4 Po4mii Of the man who Hood.agoiust O
ifee booking AZ lid Abe splitting the rail
(Ola Abe tod hfpl ~ le'lrl1 pD sUgeriug thpt
he'd never getintar tleaotts4, And he didhh
.. Horns of the oxen which hauled the
rails
g. Half Tnt Of whisky, (riHc, warranted "a
Kill at hundred yord,) distilled n the hollow
| BY Old Abe
Z Original lin pot oui Of which Old Abe
took his drinks
x View Of that grocery {" by our own ar
list on the SPOT
.. String Of one of the original brogaus
worn by the Prophet in his hcgirp from Ken
iucsy " Illinois
10 Half pound Of best Young Tyson
sold by Lincoln, A. n grocer to the sire otiile
first white ehild born ia sPpgamon county
- INC hHol 'l'H NV 'ilS'Hh' hN' HWl'' "l
Uncle Abe from the lumber got out by his own
hands
~ Hair from name of horse who won a
race Of which llDcle Abe was Judge
l3 Ditto from tail Of losing horse in tie
same race .. t-.-.. .fttt
II Tooth knocked ont Of man head WHO
fought another man, aud chose honest Old
Abe for referee
Is Portrait Of Old Ale When he tried To-
look pretty and iiighieAed clild oil one Of
the first families in the county into conyul-
sions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

BE5-fwo Russian guns, presented to the
city of London, Canada West arrived at thai
place by the Grand Trunk Railway on Thurs
day last, and created quite q eensa,ion A
site has not been fixed upon for thor Gpa
restiDg-plaee. The weight of both pieces ex
ceeds l0,770 lbs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

BkSrWe learn from the Montreal papers
that during the present month no less than six
mails from that city TO New York have iailed
t0reach the lnttet place, mid there Is no doubt
that they have been stolen Others have been
opened, and portions Of the contents, includ-
ing drafts, abstracted therefrom.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

DE6"A gentleman travelling in Dakota Co.,
Mimi, last week, came across large cmigrant
camp about five coel, inthe morning, and
he-hoticed at that early hour two large churns
upon which two women were vigorously oper-
ating. Uponinquiry he learned that the party
was from Northeastern Wisconsin, and had
many cows, and that they had chorned every
morning the cream from the previous evening S
milk, and sold the butter on the way.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

DS5"The Tucson (Arizona) correspondents
of the st Louis Republican says The prospects
for an abundant harvest in the Territory are
fine. The Arphoe and Cheyenne Indians are
making wnr on the citizens III the 'yieihity'of
Lose Congoos Several lives already have
been lost ON each side, sh HH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

In the GoWng great Presidential contest Ohio viii
he sclectedas tho hattie ground Of the campaign, ow
opponcuts are already marshnlnp their hroes and or
wul1ng for the struggle, AMI it hrhooYcs the Demo
crazy all who love the Union anl revere the Conshu
ton uii vino h,te socdonasm and iospise the traitor
oug teachings Of the Stewards and Chnsc- Of the Gree
leys ond Gausons-to post themselves fully on al
questions which may arise during the canvass. The
best way to do this is To subscribe for good Demo-
arate newspaper Such han one We shall cnleayor to
nuke the MAMMOTH DAYTON wEEELY EN-
rIRE Wchaye entered for the i,ht, aud shall TO al
within our power to aid in securing triumph for the
good old Democratic party, not only in the county Of
Montgomery, hut also IN whole stntc, We can
conquer Il every Democrat aud friend Of the Union will
Lol do, duty nl aid in securing perfect thorough
and united organization Of our friends. wiz youdo III
Aside from the political features of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE, il will contain careful selection of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading alarr'l for the Home Cir
cc, the Workshop auL the Farm, Itwal also contain
the r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
AnIIonest Confession.

Hon j. r. Giddings was brought forward by
the calls of the crowd, and gave il some real
Western Reserve Anti-Slaycry doctrines Old
Joshua is rreprcssiblc, and upon all occasions
declares his hostility to the Infamous Fugitive
Slave Law, and determination TO resist its ope-
rations..-JouWGk
We would be glad to know il ''Western Re
serve Anti-Savcry doctrines are not the doe
rincs of the Republicans of the whole State
If not, will they let Old Gid ram them down
their throats without resistance Giddings
declares that the Fugitive Slave Law shall
be resisted-and did not the convention, up
ON his order, declare that it should be repeal
ed2 Judge Brinkerhoh, under his oath Of
Office, refused to sustain his decision, and
slaughter Goi. Swaync? What is meant by
cainr the views of Gddings the Western
Reserve doctrines DO you expect to make
honest constituion-loving Republicans he
lieve that odd dildingSis not the true eKpop-
ont of your party II you do, YOU have n poor
appreciation Of their intelligence aud man
hood g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
49, Dr IIooaRDd's German nitters,and
DE- Dr. Hoonand's BRIsamIc CordIRI.--

as>-z.a Dr. HoOnand's BRIsamic CordiRI.--
Ybcglcii ioaiaoi Aoi,eio, of me prrsaa ne hare &C.
p'toi dofyrmi poPatsiiy oniy hioHgh gns et hia
uabaaaoisdt 6cii8r hfenie, oiLg hei IL all ose aai
He p,uplo hoco pronounced h.a ,rorthE
Lhct Cpaliout, Dyq'qpsid, d,HHdrg D4ditH Of NE
Ac0r,a EgtW nseias gf he kiiaogs d'd dH disor'o'
,o4,g oai od-,riercihser realaoss " ne Npmofh
nI,H thg0,g1at uc peoHg atpcndacaity cure bg
ne G,,maH haic,S.
mo Bts,c Cniai has anidfeid reputation surprising
thdur nay sbpaar pee ,iroipa oaasL lcW cprc r1A.
ont tui, Hemoi md io'g tinrihJ Gjh, on, o.
HnUasaes, Bronchitis. hfia,a, Coup, Pneumonia, ia-
Gbtaf oHHbtla, dai has pct9 hoi tho mod rogiarkd-
bio cgc rrar kiiarn " n',ibaoi niasamPi4a.
Icdosc, an aissaf oacs ciook osi cure NJ most Sc.
rt,o D,orrhto pfosce hagJ oa ootihAe Bocot1
7lsd n,s int,s We pcpareib d. q N. Iafjsna q "a
NJ, tS An6accsi FiRpiapba, NJ, Wdqm ~biti,bai.
gttsad deoe,s m meGche erOfchorc, Al 70 cents por
t9ua TGssi7aoia,r Of C. w. Jdclabn teR b oa Mooui
a,lcwroil,orqf each boias.
H Tho Aiaanae i,,iishoi diauoiy by the proPrifors,
ballet Ecccbols AL.ipnoc, yot ,rh tni testimony usi
conmcaino,g notices from an pd,ts of hc oouatrg
Ghcso Aiedadcs arc girca aicry bg al oar ogeats
No fOr soicby W. W sTEwAnT aud 1. W. pIH.
1ElCll, DnytpmO q. BG-yidaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

INuIuNN
W. Nanlr'ry Superior Court
1 N Idtr-iruec ~ ~ Opler " sale issued nom The
1 sOlNdaf cnuftW Mnhtsninery county, To me a.
rccei luiil Unef hr lais VI The duor u the Court
n0ulc ia biyi0n,in said couuty, nn
~. Sa'HrtV, H. etS hiV NJ NdV 1s00,
ht9 oNlask ~ m d snd dny, t-ioi numbered seven.
tccu hundred and hnl four ti7At II tie rcyipcd n,rn-
lars of lts iu the cy.1 Dayton. In Montgomery com.
~ Dido apprdset al 10 0d--nl5cci 10 m annual l,
nNi, finpni acrtho LIST day of July lse01 oi efviD
to Anna Marin Wchlcr widow ~ holpr Welaer, sen.,
ecNstl, dNrng her li time, nr dover IN real estate
of her said desuscd husiainl
Also, m.lu No. l1ii, n said city of Dayton (Wloinng
tcalotol nppmise ), frie of dover, NJ sl15OO
Ala, ihiut No, ifiG In aid city " Dayton, lndioin'
ing the nlnVc,l appraised nee uf dover NJ ti2At1.
smd property not llior lees than two thirds Of the
appraised value.
frins oc third ra-h, ono third in year and ono
unrl Ia two YEAR; the doierfcl payments ~ bear in.
tcrest and stcurcl lN mortgage,
The WIDOWS dowtrWi pfoiahly 10 offered for sale
same day. JOHN MILLS, sheriff
Dpcd Ime W., ls'n,
luus ". IiITuN, Au'y le2tts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

WFANER- R-BREAHM. On the 2ist inst, bY Roy.
u Winters ut the Franklin House, Mr. j. r. Weaver To-
Rias Mary A. Breahm both Of Mamiaburgh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
IN THE FIELD!
READY FOR FIGHT
OLD sTANDl--FREsH GooDsl
j, a, MINICK,



DAYTON, OHIO,
HAVING made many and important improvements
In his store Rooms, uni reIlenslied his already
large stOeS with heavy additions OF Fresh Goods he Ii
prepared To supply the community better than ever
with every thing needed IN the Grocery aud Produce
line lie can aud will furnish every thing In the trade,
uf the best quality, ut the lowest cash prices
His stock in mart comprises
~ Hhls Prime and Cloide N. o. Sugar Hf. r.
40 Bids Crushed Sulnr, choice XXI t.aF ..s
10 Powdered - extra "
10 &" Gunulated Sugar very goOdi
40 " Refined Coffee sugnr-a choice article, and q
great GivQuei
lfo.-o xxx tiolden syrup trppings from Loaf
Sugar, and choice article,
In A" Golden Syrup, extra nice; 20 At-
10 " Sugar House Syrupi
~ " N. o. Molnsses-new crop.
90 tlnugs Rio Coffee NO leXtrniy T e. a f. !.
40 - ! Jnyn q eNtip} - P
~ " Spntns anew articlei
Et,.py Kind aibl quality Of Teas that desired.
Rnisills Figs Curulnis Dried Peaches Apples To.
hacco, Cigais, Wood and Willow Ware, Qieen~ware
Crockcy &ci ~, and large variety too numerous to
mention.
Fceng truly grateful Tor the very liberal patronage
he has received fom the citizens Of Dayton and
rounding country, he desires 10 have them continue
feeling sllre nt he now boer than ever hereto
fore, please the public.
Hedeziies the people 10 call heiore purchasing else
who're, o. he offers superior Inducements. no2a-iyd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
-. Tns seawa,navian Piii. ana Puri-

3~EA Her. -CiSriNSNri Jus.I 1875. nr. &. W.
Rolw't, Doar S7-h wpll To ipqWrirs made Of me,
dives ne plvi-nre " py, tlut Mrs n, Alice of the
pr. Atlcc of cincinnati, preyugs 30 her going Enst
xprc4cd hcr confidence IN the cilheg of your scnn-
diuyan Remedies, aud the bcncdt she derived from
,tiug ihcm. She had leen atnrngffom general prus.
tr,iion ut times lsng over seycny-six Year, ofagc
aud o,nu,lhiln and Inflammation Of The h,ce. Various
remedies we're restored to without rrtef, when some
nicnis recommended course a your scandinavian
Blood iuuacr and ninod Pill- They lad the desired
cn,yt and che wns considered a.i~-iored to healtl
I know many who have used yotn me,licines, and
atta, dooidony 0fthe benslit derived, thus icsDiug
nfthcr rcnoyatne uAasnre in puriD Ing the laood aud
aymg yl,rn end energy to ths yrlein, They have my
corlial pppobauon NcY rrSPcgNly
Yournlehpw servant
s. j. HRowN.
Roy. Samuel j. Brown hps leen a'le,otcd lalorcr In
thccuisc ofChr~tnnity, in CincnaN for more than
tu,t, cars a- almost every Old ciucinnatnn knows.
such Testimony, from such sonme, is not ho passed
over hghtly NO other Proprietary Remedies over
presented To the public ever received 1.-THE Of tho
r.lamoplaiiop rqm MEN OF srANpING. IN every
adt oflie, l&fmide have dooe isoe advertisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Produce and Provision Store
Montgomery House, Third street,
DAYTON, OHIO,

JACOB HlnLER, Proprietor, Tho Excelsior Pro-
- duce and Odmmissim StniS, II nav IN the ,st pos
siblc trim for the summer Campaign The proprietor
laying had long experience caterer To the public
taste understands hilly the table wants of this chnInll-
nty md " prepared tn supply them. FRESH
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY, Produce, VEGErA-
hlES FRUITS, &c. together with alttf little edible
extras thnt grateful To the during the sum
will always h. kept fresh aud nice aud -tliect TO
the order Of the public, who appreciate the
cnre of obtaining such things every day and ut amy
tmc of the day.
old Jake is still dctounnod tnplegse the people, and
lo does net he is dNlehined shall not bc his G,ilt
lie desrcs the rq9ple tqGal aud see lis place Hes
surn ne can plensh them, nuvd-tf I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
BERT OGDEN
Plumber 4 Steam Pipe Filter,
No. 73 JeRsrson street,

NOTICE Is hereby given that there Il nov psn.
IN ding before The CITY Nonnil, Of the City Of Dayton
petition of r. W. Steele, presented June il 1850 pray
ing for the vaii0n Of 80 nn ol Henry strest AZ ex.
tends from Nonia Avenue 10 Cnyer street
The CITY Council Will take aetnn upon said petition
aler the expiration Of ak weeks fou tie piieatOn Of
this notice, & may vanaie the same " there he no good
and valid Obeetl0ni 20 such action
END ANTHONY sTEPHANs, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

yR--- eimptoy ynent,--any pcfs,g,, either iuae
S~-l-l oricn,alc c,n oi,ly n,nkc fsow six 10 eight
iccn dulsrr weet 70 mn pt Nheih possess can BE-
dome by ssn person II orilnaty mWl With little ON no
vipb,l, nud pu ornament in every hpily. THIS Is no
huulng scnt 10 ouy a.i,lrs. on r~ep of 20 cents IN
coin or s,uups TO GEn. 4, .MATHER
op5wiaI Post untoe New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Nriu AObrrtisrnlents.

| mcni viii uirct Iiiih lV EfilNG N thts Hal lug
The election ~ pih,lfl nuh faylufhl ~ Nife
iesidi' M us iAhusE setilr.
4 OsT.-Ohe uoll Ayath Ch,lh tinf nfcnrl on With
1 \ lakoneas VI NJ n 4inal Cameo teft A llFsi1 tt
Naul Will D. uyrn a. the hncf at Butcher snail, No.
20 icstff PErER sAcksrEpkR
ron nENT.--A ,t,e siricl, Dwelling House. on
" Nrdet alNet, Containing dy RoumH, aud viii hc
ieWni 1NMES wAMPlEh, NJ. ~ nridee a.
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or. NICHOLAS HOTEL, broadway, New
> Hork,-When completed, six years ago, the st.
N,oholas was universally prunouncedh the most maaiii-
cent, convenient, and thoroughly organized establish.
nent Of the kind on this cpntngnh What II Ias then
business, and In the general clements Of comfort and On.
loyment. The Hotel has accommodations for 1000
guests, including loo complete suites Of apartments tur
families, six hundred persons can he comfortably
seated 1T the tables Of it, tlree public dining rooms,
and nothing that madern art hns devised for the con-
has been omitted Ia its PLAN is neglected IN It's pnu-
ticnl details, The early reputation of the house nt
home and abroad, derived from It's magnitude s sii-
perh appointments, and IT, home-lke comforts aud
nxure-, has been enhanced every year 10y the unwel-
red cxortions Of the propriotois
my2um3 TREADNELL, WHITCOMB 4 co. .
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TEN FOR $4 90!

GET UP THE CLUBsi
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A tipiieway's OlntmtHt. -r0o,H imdnr
e~-lA r0s mi ihcuniatism nrc iphiiily removed
IN atonfhuoiis ufihs arcd dctefpeli apiNaiio'.
Warm Gumcntaiiels si,elnd In ~ eases lrcsodc IT,
ase. u rchNc- the eunaflinci mssrlr- amt hlr'-,
md ns-ids a,tiiye in csnnprlnn a cufe Sold nt the
pauuaeiory, No, " Madden Lame, NewNorS and lg
an pmudst- ai sSr., ci, anil 81 pcrpa
WytsiiW
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MANl Wv NNIhhlpplONGh . pAi4IA
George harAlnw,
ys, Superior Court, No. 1870
Andrew Epun, ct. al.
Di virtue uf an order oi the Superior Court Of the
ID County OF Montgomery, Ohio, made ut its April
Term A. u. 1850 in the above entitled clse, viii, Oh
Tuesday JHHc l9 lsGu.
AZ the door nf thc Court House IN The city Of Dayton
between the hours Of two and four O'Clock y. ui sid
day sell Ut public Oulcry To the highest Bidder The
following described mul estate, toWlt; hmuiu Mad iiv-
er township, in -aid county, aul beng lots mumlcr
seycncirr nine aud ten designated lnt Of the
subdivision Of part Of section 21-foNn OF RANGE T.
between the Miami Rivers; mnde by Daniel Bcckel and
wife, aud recorded plat book "A pages 81 und AZ Of
the Records uf Montgomery county.
Snid lots are part of Cox tn,L contain one acre
each and are well hucd for gardening purposes.
Each lot is appnisednt sl2i,OO aud inny sell for sS3
~. GEO. w. MALLAMBitE ktnstor Com
Hour n WALkEn, Attorneys WylH,lawdaw
NATARNING Having lost two uf the undersigned
wv mates, pyenlg Z, x A. Schwmd-onv nf them Tor
tile amount ut s62, dated ffOm lm ], lSis, (une day
-uoner or nterJ Tho secul ul $40 dated May TO- 1853
hoth are paid and Worthless,
iel2H JACOB SEuS
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~" Naeh"S5 g !, I1gTqgtei 1.r, sc esloo4neaiei,

DAlN1s, Oils, Turpeutme, Alcohol, Putty and Win.
L dow GLASS; cheap lnrcashby j. AbBEY
jos Main street. South nf Ntnrl,nt Uore