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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

considering the state of public excite
ment at the present time, there was little dis
order about the city yesterday. The bad wealth
er probably had the effect of putting a damper
on any extraordinary demonstrations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
3DIunlbing.
Fountains, Pumps, Steam Pipe
COPPER & ZINC BATH &C.

FTNIE subscriber has Just received the largest and most
attractive lot of articles in the line, ever brought
here and a. good stock can be found in Cincinnati
His BATHS are very superior, and ms stock o
PUMPS-plain and fancy but all of the very best quail
ed in this city His FOUNTAINS are also greatly ad
mired for their symmetry.
supply Mechanics, Distllers and manuiacI9rers %
will ~. best quality of Lin and Force Pumps, F1pes
6e. -. A..
9 lsh paid for old Copper, Brass and Pewter, Sc
milf No. 73 jefferson st., Dayton,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

MONTGOMERY GUARD BAIL-Remember the
Ball of the Montgomery Guard on Tuesday
evening the 25th inst, at Nixons Hall 1t
will be the first military ball of the season,
and promises to be very fine affair. The
company is determined that it shall exceed
any previous display they have made, and they
have, as our citizens are aware made several
very extra balls They get up their balls on
first class principles, and satisfactory to the
public. Good order will be enforced on the
occasion, and guests at home, as well as
distinguished military and civic guests rom
abroad, can depend upon the Ball being SUI
perior affair
The Committee Of arrangements on the oc-
casion are Capt j. G. Hughes Lieut. p,
O Connell Lieut. j. Finch, and }. G. Breene,
Jr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

=B1" The season is plentiful, but in order to
have no failure about getting just what is want
ed for eating during the Fair, it had better be
ordered or secured in time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

BSS"A mule is a queer animal, isn't it2 A
drayman who drives one of them to his dray
cannot leave the animal unless he is hitched,
for unlike dray horses generally, he will run
away Whom he goes down to the Depot to
load, he stands up post on end, right in front
of the mule, the bugger thinking he is hitch
ed stands there just AS gentle as a lamb!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Drp GOODS.
Look Here NV Kind Customer

no you wish 10 make money by buying cheap Dr,
i Goods. II so please remember and don't forget
10 call That ID. NJ. CURTIS still continues IN the ner-
camille trade, a his old sand nj the Fh street Canal
Lock, where he will keep constantly on hand good
lected stock Of Dry Goods which he will sell Tor cash
or produce cheap possibly be bought clee-
where He will also keep constantly on hand stocking
yarns both wooden and cotton ut Wholesale and retail
Also,wooen and cotton Carpet Chain both cOored and
white. He has also on hand large stock n Wall
Paper, bordering, moulding, cornish, landscapes, tee
terings centers and in fact every thing appertanng u
the home trade All Of which he Is desrons Of closing
out at wholesale retail In order mako room for
more and will sell at greatly reduced prices Mr., MRS.
and Miss will you please call and satisfy yourself that
| am determined TO sell cheap, and no hninbug,
au30dewlm d. M. CURTIS.
~ 1aan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Fnr Sale,
FOR, SALE.

at bargain. Either will make good Family Horse
for BUGGY Saddle. Apply At 70 and u Jefferson It,
sepl4 j. B.GIlllERTS CO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

Tnr MEYorovA ALEGHgNIENss We re-
ferrod the other day 10 monster which was
recently caught in the Miami. A noted natu-
ralist, whose knowledge Of the subject entities
him to the post Of professor, sends us the fol-
lowing description &c, Of the "critter, which
we hasten to lay before our readers. ltren-
ders the matter clear to the dullest apprehen-
sion.
This animal belongs to the fifth family,
(Menopomidm) of the Amphibia, which the
fourth order Of cold blooded animals and
second divisions of the Vertebrie, which Is the
highest of the fourth division Of the animal
kingdom These tailed Batrichians are
found (nearly all of them, in North America.
The gills after n short time suddenly disSl pear
leaving orifces on the neck, and respiration
is performed by the lungs alone. The genus
Menopoma to which this animal belongs, is
characterized by having a robust and flattened
body, with the head distinct from the neck and
the skin wrinkled into numerous folds The
tail is broad and much compressed, and the
soles Of the feet have a marginal fold OF skin,
qualifying the animal for a rapid movement in
the water. 1t rarely leaves that element ex-
cept at night These creatures, sometimes
twenty or twenty four inches in length are
extremely voracious, feeding on insects, fish,
and in some instances on small mammals.
They are of slate or brownish color AS
they bite at hook, they are sometimes caught
blythe angler, to his disappointment and perhaps
terror, though as their teeth are very small
they are not capable of doing any serious
injury.
It's common names are not very elegant
The "Ground Puppy" or the "Alleghany He'll
Bender" "Mud Devil" or "Water Dog
the terror of boys in swimming during dog
1 days
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

NOR SALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor
Il nor of Fourth and Jefferson streets land if want
e) with all ITS furniture and fixtures For TERMS apply
either to +. .GEBHARr or
ianSt JOHN McREYNOLDS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
agricultural.

CtUGAW OANE MILLS, Of the most approved kinds
- aud NJ Wnranted quality. To press nom one 10
two larrcls Of imcc an hour. .,,,,.,
m11 T. N'"hhhLi'
COUGAR EVApORATOl,S Of various sorts, from 20 10
- 90 dollars call and examine at the Dayton Agn-
,,it,yl War,botlss l.. MOOnllUils
ana gGn Third street. east OF T.. %.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TINIE subscriber offers his farm for sale situated in
Jnrllson township, Montgomery county, about II
miles from Dayton, containing 100 acres, two thirds OF
whicbare cleased and well improved. good bearing
orchard the premises; nlsoa stream Of running wa
ter all the year round This farm Will he sold Tor about
$40 per acre, in reasonable payments Enquire Of ID.
A. or !. Shllwell, the Lexington road, eight miles
west Of Dayton, address the undersigned through
the Dayton r. q.
nlll3ltdwb JACOB STJLIWELL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
a9dinting.
JOSEPH LONG,

IIoUsE, SIGN AND ORNAMENIAl PAINTER
| Gr,lner and Narnisher lmittor OF MarlAe Of va
rious kinds, Sc. Terms reasonable. Work done ON
short notice.
hB1Shop ON Main Street, opposite the Market House
aver nsrri,,'s Root and shoe store. aplG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

BsS~A party of veteran fishermen meet at
the Miami below Miamisburg to-day we are
told, for the purpose of trying the bass which
haunt upon the ripplos, and in the deep
draws in the region of upper Vanderveers
The Captan-our Captain-will see that the
NJ. G. f. G, is properly represented at the
meeting to-day. We propose to see the scales,
and weigh EN- ourselves
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
McniraI College,
Medical College of Ohio,

MtuICui OUItCSC vi VlIAVs
CINCINNATI.
TIyUF Ropiiar course Of Lectures m this Institution
| viii commence October -, lsGn, and continue until
tb latter mart OF February 6l Clinical Lectures at the
o-tal vl commence ON the hrst OF October ana CON
niue during the College Term.
Faculty.:
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children,
NJ Is. WRIGHT NJ. u.
surgery and Clinical surgery,
GEORGE &. RLACkMAN, NJ, d.
Prp.tice Of Medcine
JAMES GRAHAM, N. u,
Anatomy,
W ". DAWSON, N D.
Physiololy and Pathology
J. F nlBBERp, NJ y.
Materia Moslta,
}. G. REEVE, NJ. D.
Chemistry and roNcoioN,
CHARLES O'LEAilN, NJ. II.
uemonst ator
JOHN ~ RlLLtNGS, NJ. D.
prnssstor tO rIlf surgery,
CHARLES THORNTON, NJ. ID.
prnG,ssors' Tickets va
MatrculAion Tickets w
nsmnn-unr . ~
trtfutIuu - "
Good boarding nom - tu -,
ua Hospital advantages unsurpassed
au2tdlaWU NJ y, WRIGHT NJ u, heW.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

A DOUBLE Medium Printing Press, and about 800
~ lbs Long Primer and BREWER Type The type has
becn in use about two years, aud still gives bright,
clear impression. The press is good a. new. Per-
sons desiring to purchase can get bargain Apply at
the Daily Empire Counting Room. lylS
VNOR SALTs-Two acres of land, with a store house
II and dwelling house on it, situated IN West Sonora
Prele county, Ohio, 20 miles west Of Dayton, on the
Dayton and Western Railroad. The storehouse is OF
brick 40 by 30 feet two stories high, situated immed
ately en- the railroad The dwelling is near the store
n frame cottage containing five rooms and porch
will sell said property very low and on easy payments
Inquire on the premises, or Of -
ian2l ID. NJ. CURTIS, Dayton,
r AND WARRANTS bought and sold;
IL apl D. phNhEb'
NOR sALE--A HOUSE AND LOT, on Main St.
~ squares from the Court House, and known as
the Teinperance House. The house is well calculated
for hotel or boarding house. Lot i9a front, 49 feet
Ma HENRY KISsINGER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
1Wants.
Aust.

HARVEST HOME PIC NIC-REwARD.-
ii pocket ease Of Surgical Instruments was lost at
the Pie Me in Wilson'S Grove on last saturday The
finder will he literally rewardedby leaving it at this Of
flee all2wG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Prime Baltimore oysters!

THE SEAS ON Oh Il n r. Di
DRANDENBURG 4 Co. have just received by EX-
ID press, direct through from Baltimore, choice
supply OF prime oysters
The season being opened, they will now receive Oys-
ters OF the best quality regularly.
Remember the season has opened at No 800 Third
street, near Jefferson. BRANnENbUhG a Co.
se6dNW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17
Cigars.

lust Received, choice brands fine imported Havana
- Cigarsi
Long John, Ia Uompeuhon,
stephen A, Douglas, Henry clay,
Hespero, Jonil Lindi -
Ia Pareaade Mato Conohas, Napoleon, Plantation
and various other brands.
choice lot OF domestic cigars
BronsOn's Fine cut aud Virginia Plug 'fohacco' Pipes
olncco, Snuh, etc, etc. at BORNSrElNS =
Cigar and Tobacco store,
jei0dy Aain street, opposite Market House,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-17

sEPTEhBER II, 1850.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-04-25
LEATHER

have just received a supply OF first rate
Il liemlock Sole, Oak Sole and French
Calf Skin, which enables me to furnish
superior article of boots and shoes on as
good terms as they can be procured at 9TH
er places, and warranted to be ifty per cent
het'er Than Northern made work.
! pay l3 cents per 10 for good dry Hides
10 Trade, and &c per cord for Tan Bark.
-, OSBORN FLOYD.
Pleasant Hill, March %, 1860 5ts
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-04-25
SHERiFFS SALES.

Rf virtuc "i sUndrv wrIs If 4 IA IN M
- directed, will sell .brfor. the Court
lioHsc door at Lancaster ON the first Mon
dav in May, 1860. within the lrga'
hours of sale the following real estate to
wit
Five hundred acrrs Of Land, moro or
less, belonging 10 ;hc estate of Lewis CIV
burn. dec Il. AMI adjoining Iands of 5 +
Ciyburn, John ~ SOwcIl, ct al. Levied or
aud I" be sold to satisfy Ii G.. in my office
in favor of 5. + CIybum against Jonu
E!yburn, Executor
Conditions cash. &c.
HENRY HANCOCK. : l. D.
April u 1860 3'pr Sl.7j .orh
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-04-25
GARDEN SEEDS.

4 FRESH supply just received from D.
IL i,andreth, and for sale bv
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb 90, Is6O-an
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-04-25
LUM Der FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber has now on hand at his
= Steam Saw Mill, large quantity of
well seasoned ISmber, of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctual
customers. a large lot Of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump il pur-
choscrs prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need Of this kind of lumber may OBJ
tain bargains by applying soon.
s1g~ Persons indebted for lumber for
the past aud Previous years, are invited TO
come forNa:d aud settle bv Dash or note.
Mr.. Kiblrr or Mr.. Nelson will always be
found at the place prepared to wait upon
customers and transact all business connec-
ted with the Mill.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Jan. 4th 1860, 47tf
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I state Notice.

The undersigned with the view or max.
ing final settlement Of tn Estate of Il -
BnIiy, deceased, on or before he first of
June next, calls upon all p,r.onI Indebted
t. Snid estate To paw up aud NIL persons
having demands against said Estate. in IN.
way of settlements pending. or otherwise,
are advised that this notice wll be- plead in
bar 10 all such claims brought forward af.
ter LIST June.
w. NJ CONNORS, Admir-.
April { 1860 Stf
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S O L / II G 4 K @ IL \ A
LANCASTER DrsTE:CT.

pf p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, COLUMBUS HEARD, of
Grcensborongh. GA, has applied to the for
Letters Of Administration on all and sin
gular the Goods and Chartels Rights and
Credits Of Will, Richards, deceased. lat,
OF Green County, Georgia.
These are, therefore, {" cite and admon.
ish all and singular. the kindred and .rcdi.
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appcar
before me ut our next Ordnary's Court for
the said district. 10 be holden nj Lancaster
Court House on the I'd day of Nav
next. to show cause, il any. WHY the said
administration should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under nv hand and seal.
is. this the 18th day OF April in
~ } The year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Sixty, and in
the eighty-iourth year OF American Indc
pcndcncc.
p. II. HAMMOND o. l.. u.
hpril 20, 1850 ll-2i-pf 90.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-04-25
CORDIAL ELIXIR
OF
Calisaya Bark.

4 TONIC STIMULANT AND CURE
~ for Chi and Fever and nn infhible
remedy for the Weakness and Debility ari.
sing from long sickness, particularly Of
Chill and Fever This preparation contains
in pleasant and palatabe form all the val
uablc medical properties Of
CALISAYA BARK
the best and most reliable OF all the species
Of Cinchona, being prepared with the
greatest care and combined with other val :
liable tonics.
This medicine now Offe' many adyanta-
ges TO those Who " ish 10 use Peruvian
Bark or Quininc, the intensely bitter
taste of the former is entirely overcome in
this preparation, which can be taken by the
most delicate without repugnance In fact,
with the addition Of a little Wine, il forms
a most pleasant cordial. and may be taken
by those in health ~ n preventive, par,icu-
larry jn malIrious Districts.
Prepared from the formula given in the
Philadelphia Journal Of the Coll ege of
Pharmacy. Prepared and sold Wholesale
and retail by, J. j. McKAIN.
Camden, s. G.
HASSELTfNR g. MASSEY,
LaneasteIvillo.
MAGll.L g. BEATTIE,
Pleasant Hill
Fet. 10, 1860. ltf
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Hoes, Trace Chains and Axes.
USF Received top supply of Plan.
- ters best Casteel Hoes, Trace Cbains
Hames, Axes, &c. For sale by
JONES CROCKETT.
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TO C0NSUMP MPrIVES

NND
f II q | : SUE FERERS.
The subscriber, for several years a resident
OF Asia, discovered while there. simple vrg.
cable rcmcdy-a sur" cure for COasnmption.
Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, aud Ner.
vous Debility. FuI the bc"rft OF Consump.
lives and Nervous Sufferers, he is willing To
make the same pubic.
To those who desire 10, h. will send the Pre-.
scripton, with iuh directions U.cc of charg };
also II sample OF the medicine, winch they viii
fad beautiful combination OF Natures sim.
pie herbs. Thos, dcsi,!n- the Remedy can oh.
tain it by return NAL, 10y addressing
j. f.. CUlHBERT,
Botanic Physician,
No. 129, Broadway, New York.
April lU--@m.
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EXCELLENT OINTMENT.
Aver SSarsaparilla


\ 5saPzs.ag T.saz =. Il which we have Ia
haca.. . a1aIl1. ia NOS. e.Isa.ual Alternative
IT,. =5. r. mad |. fs q raucaa:Tated extract
- Fa.a ~ar.4a4r55.5, 81 caalh.acd with other
Substances Il s..4t sTea,ag =4fefatve power as
= a.iarsl a. = -..re aaed9.a i5f The diseases
Sarzzsafss.a ;. r.az.cI - esi-c. |: 5 believed
H.. san t--n-ly Is w'l&.i by those who
s.f=. t-a7s Ssza.aHas s=-- paints. and tia: one
Nh.=A W. az#5-a #5G,A ts=5r glEe must prove
G. nay. 49, sa7yse - "a large class Of our
All. ! .5a-r...kan5. IIsw completely this
c1=sa5,.az. u Ia - h2s baea proven Icy expeE-
i-s. or. 1.luy e TIE Hogs: ease8 70 b. found
et = a0s- ap.z.a.s
>=Eaf5fA ~ SCa8rCt1ts CoNTtAIxrs.
Eaazf.5s- AZ EarffaE btsEa,Ls, ULCERS.
P.xIIfs. Hi91aaf.-, IgU5Hs. SALT RnEuN.
SAD HzAo. S5IAiLz> ANa sYrHILIric Az
fr-TtgNs, MrgegszAl D,,EAsg, DHoFsr, N.Y.
SAGA IS IL N9zta=aI-x, DEElfTI, DYs-
Fgr-iA ~ Is..=z 10y, EKYstFEtAs, RosE
e. ~ .AssfH- 81. 1s.E. ar.i indeed the " hole
GAS Il e5s.. ......:5 lr-s.as from hTrETrY OF
M Be-.
t. c41ro1aI vii ~ ;olaI I great pro-
z1.sE G hath, wa4a tam II thc sprlnS. TO
exFzi tn f54 l+4.afs winch foster IN the
I. - f.. Ia; s1ss1zi - IT, year. 10y the time
: expulsion ! TIN H.aaY ranking disorders
a. a-af ! 81 III h'.i. Aala:ad-s can, by
Tic al % tbs '.5Iy, spare themselves from
~ ez:a1aaa Il ,as-. eHaPe47'as and a!eeFoUs
s1res, Through "a.sa Il, sys:c.n viii strive TO
IL 4s-at ct es=--a'.7E=, + not ASSISTED u do
t. ;A15asa IA aa'lr4. channels oi TIE body
y u --.-4'.Ea z1a4.s.f-f. C.eanse out the
v,..-.ztl 5.2HI 5S11acycr y9l ma Is impurities
burning through tse sk.a u puppies. eupaons,
O. sor-,, c.-.a>a Il Wh-n YOU ind II Is OBJ
s.ru-.-d aai sluggish - the yeias: cleanse 1t
@ae; - :. Is fo4., and tozT f,eisllss viii tel
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Hoses HaIe's column .
4GnoVa1.

NJ HALE has removed his stock of Books, Sta,
tiontrv, de- to the store recently occupied bv @
u. IRVING Co, on Main street, nearly oppc.
site Robinson Ha4den'.
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IELI MD d
ID r.. J. 4. Al X q CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
Price. 81 per Bottle six bottles for s..
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

A.s W r. i,se,f saea 4 reuoun fof the cure Of
every variety of Eara4t and Lang Complaint, tia,
il IS et.t.ss5Y unnecessary f3c ~ % recoant the
evidence Of - sistae, wherever IT has been en-
p-1Fct. A. 1t has long been N constant use
i1ra4sae4, tais section, We e,d not do more than
ass lfe ,Ae people rs quality il kspt mp 10 the best
Il Ger has teea. and that il nav be relied on 10
d 4! te4f rene al !: las ever ovea found to do.
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INHE un4,rsic rea ,7ks I'll. u ashad 20 II! -
i the =5t.<-f.s - L Ellsworth sal vicinity 'la-
tAsv hav- resea:ty G:.s4 % mae ,cs1y III -
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Price 20 cents per ssx; Five eors. far s,oo

Gseatnumber- q 5cIsy mon. Physicians, States
men, ard eminent rersoaagez. have lent ;he.y
names % certify the unparalleled usefulness Of thes.
remedies, =. - space here Nlii no, permit tho
insertion I thefa The Agents below named fur.
nish gratis cur ANLRil ~ ALMANAC in which they
are s'eu, with also fail descriptions Of the above
complaints, and TIC Treatment yAa, should be fol,
lowed for then case.
Do rot be pi. ct e VI pr.Getplsd dealers with
other Preparations they make more profit on
Demand AVER ) and fa1e 10 aiaers. The sick
want the les. aid there Is f1r them, aid they should
have i.
All CTR reIaedies are
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
roR TIE CURE or

". AA1L ~ Ak VI
Co't.seast,, JasglGict. Dg5pea.is, In9igss.ior-
DgieHtr y, F5.a St0a.aei, Erysipeias, iieaaaess,
Pes, Reformation. Era.l..aai and Slia Diseases.
Lteer Complaint Bres15y, Tstter, Tsn,ors and
Sal Ele1aa, H'ovas, Con-, Nst -aLyia, az o
Dia'.er Pa and for Purifying the Blood
They are sugat-eo4fed, so that the most sen.i.
tive en- take them pleasantly. and they are the
lest aFerict IN s4e W-IiI FOR al sae purposes OF
fal.ly fhysse.
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ANp IoEElsS PAIEXIs.
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u. Jssr7=z --t--.s#a - 49, Setsgs ri. p.
- -. ;H'= I'D
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-14
g db sd macfoc c.

w.
Dem percbrlt6eu rcutiHcn $htlitun. tutbe,
fonprre Den pcrcbrlihen @IterN mejntt Sbuler
RE rr9etenlte gnjei9e, ros mctut Sbute am
Mcutag. psh 81. Suli. WtcrSttS 8 tttbr,
ptcNcr erSHnst uuO DER tGglthe llntcrribt opn
MrrscnS 8 ltr bic 9t1hmi!tasT . ltGr fcrt1e.
iCt,t mirb. &as Observation-Disclosures mcroen
III ccutIhcr unp cnBliIdrr Spruhe otst9lncclt.
3uslstA nteur our stottri6f, teE hh 6errn
3irrOn, circu 9etrreu;n 6rauicf,r, rneaAirt
Rabs. ben untsrri&t in Der frat;S6tiheh Spravbr
sbHe srs6e GrBGbuns pee tisGtrisrr S6utsel-
hGs In msiner S6ulr p6f,ntrdsth;
au6 miro Der llRtrrtt4t III Rem i8eitii&en
Snruitric' unp Sunitarrcitru mic i'm Qaufe res
~lrtStrn sSintrrS pom Der 9npultriG Qetrcrin Ntig
Z. SPELLING pieber irrt9esbt.
BUR Grletdterun9 Ger GlulNn,Gintbcilinaen
crude i'd bic reip. Glttrhi, rpelhe mir itte &,n-
Ter anputraueu modem, otSic;beh mir lanSfknS
his sum- WftttpUdb, ben =. 2lu8ult, rrfaIIi9lt our
ShuIe IN icnocn ppcr minoeitene anSmuelpeu.
BUR nGNerru MISUNDERSTANDING tim ip in
rieier l8Uhe jtDen 3ns' em Nrrmitta1 his 10
ugr in mriner @o9nuua 8rraOitrcetJ So. r27,
5u ipre6en. Nnfon 8e6eri. 9rbrer.
8,6mcnr, Sa., %. Sm4i 1850.
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Siniac Orn 6ppbSI

W Eatt' ihdnc SsirtnfpHe ,u As Gent.
,tu,S ~ % etS 10000 garOs fransSRide Or.
9a"e'r' SafSTsttS cini"4t risO ~seitreifte ga,
's9e' ttlne S9nn gu 124 @ts,; pertb 20 grnt.
done f'ine @in9DamS su l2{ Cts; 1000 Nsa'.
La,t color 9alitO Iu 6 unO 8 Gt5., rperit 10 unsr
y ete.; 900 Gqmen.O buffers an muir so gfs..'
f9"Irf letotne SHe" Sbamls unp Mahtiqae ,&.
- I ni'o q, bic anOerpdrts Oae Doppslte fpaea.
,1'e Csit alSba9l BON sunnsrf6irmen RON 81
:S3 s t5!vmTOa SartS. rts f&0nae auspabl, puss
20 els.an. 3dl6entider pou 5@ts. an. St,Q1s
.seawlS gu ST, biIts fur 50: Den bsasn s,SIeiS-
ten Cotton, wrrtb Styling ,a 123. 10. sun1,
EN- rear Auter NrtiteI iel6f fir 6 Cts. 700 Bsnl
net No"@r', BON 10 Cts. an, ,ur SGlfte hes
Pts;ss'' maS IN @hlfnerG'@tu tercdnst pirS.
S'0ne fur osrrn- unp &naten &leicer. GbrS .
@amerie uno SmtB @uslGn. 9omtrie Sonss
HnO Collars. plain @tnsbams fir Sennsts nns
eelns9rOBt NuSragl ~iuHiissr @rtitel ,u auGsr.rr
peutItt b'lltSeu @retlen.
SOiFp9 StrauO, SO. 81 Naiuar.
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