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From seabury & Co.. Gas Filters. NashviIIe

From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant aud beautiful
LgnI, that cheap and portable, aud perfectly safe
The truction OF the Nesper Gas burner aud the
rotor. Is So perfectly simple, thai II cannot get out
OF order, Il explode
The management OF the burner Is easily undo r
stood add requires but little attention 10 keep
Il clean and good order than ordinary gas dxtures
The Hgut produced by the EespeT Gas We consider
fully equal IN every respect, 10 any other kind Of
Gas light.
JOHN NJ. SEABURY,
T.J. sEABURY,
Ii. :. PEACH.
NASHVILLE Dec. IsyQ.
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mi6fellaue0ns.

ESta bliShed 476O.
PETER RLORILLIARD.
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURES,
16 &c 61S Chambers ST.,
(FOrmeriy ~ Chatham street, New York;
WTOULD call the special attention OF Grocers and
w Druggists his removal, and also the articles
Of his manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac 4boy, Demigros,
Fin. Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rupee, Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Fresh Scotch,
Ii.gh Toast Scotch. Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or Lundyfoot.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. CHEWING. sxoKING.
No. 1, P. A. or plain, st. Jago,
No. 3, ClYendish, o sweet, Spanish,
Nos / k2 miY'd, Sweet Scented OroEoco, Canister
Ritefo6t rim Foil CAvcndish, Pure Turkish.
A Circular Of Prices will be sent application.
~ B.--Note the new article of Fresh Scotch Snuff.
which will be found superior article for dipping
purposes
dee30-d3m
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Home Testimonials.

FrO.J lUe hcY. 7. ;. ran, NlsnVIlIe.
NASHVILLE, Dec, u, 1859.
Col. I. ii. TAYLOE-DeaT SIR have used, for some
time, of tue Vesper Lamps; ami beg leave TO
express my obligations to you iOr having introduced
it my notice. To persons living IN the country or
parts Oi the city " here gas cannot be had, OF
WHO may desire lIgnt much more economical than
gas-4ud the time fully equal to II Ia iIluni
uatng power-this APPARATUS "ili prove desidera-
regard this as the most beautiful and most useful
invention tOr procuring, at a small cost, the adyan
lages OF gas light that / have at the
time that perfectly sale-an explosion being
impossibie--aud the lamps simple ia construction
and managed with
Very truly yours,
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 20, 1859.
W. ii. SETTLE, ESQ: IL gives me great pleasure to
state after IrI OF Oi tue 'Vesper Gas Lamps,
ily study for six weeks past and after observing
closely ior the sIme length OF time, the experiment
UI lighting our " Union lent" with these lamps, 1
have entire confidence Ia their efficacy IL seems TO
me icy afford ali the advantages of the best gas
lgbts those who live out Of the cities anu large
towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
read ~ learned, the fixtures simple and so
little liable to get out OF ORDER the cost the light
comparatively 50 little, and the whole Tree from
ali danger, Il needs only mere acquaintance on
the part Of the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp To
bring int general use throughout the country
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
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aasbpillf patriot.
TERMS.

TERMS.
Daily, per anEum 90
ari-~eekty, per aanun, 90
c1s.S trrf d-1un ID W
One weekly Tor two years, oFtws Week-fc les
Tor one zeal, in advance, e,.--........-5 90
when the Daily. .Tri-Weekly, Weekly Is 10 be
discontinued (ad IN advance at the time subscribed
yor), the subscriber order rwise will be
eoataued, adoption until paid fer and stopped
h not paid IL mast be paid .tt1e time Of discontinue
zace, or at ourOptoa- II the party Is good will be
81 until paid.
Rernittaac-s by mail, IN Registered" letters, at
oar rlSk-
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FIOID n d OfOsai -NfslFIIIo
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec II 1889.
MEssKs. T. IL TAXLOK 4 Co.: l have had IN for
about six months past, one Of yQpr Vespsr Gas
Lights, and IL gives great pleasure 10 slate that
regard lar superior TO any other portable Light
thIt have mot with.
Us simplicity Of arrangement, freedom from danger
OF explsiJu, cleanliness, sseadncss, and purity OF
light. are qualities shaI must recommend Il 20 any
one tho xiii Try Il. 1t gives a lght which TO me,
be equal IN brillIancy O. the ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully,
n ID. CROSS
These only very feS OF the testimonials We
have. Call aud examine for yourself, at No. IL
COllOnade Building, Caerry street, Nashville Team.
THOMAS IL TAYLOR & CO.
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Misffi.aueous.
American and F0reign
STEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
z. ANTHONY,
2oS broadway, New York.

z. n 7 Il o n 7,
sOs Rroadway, New York.
differ My la, 1860. sol BRO4DW4Y, taOO
= doors from The 81. NiehOL1s Hotel.
The s.ereoscope is the isfruciae i'lterestig,
isfeTtatnffs Gaa1s'FS and esc'i9 ei h'ooe'H i'
None are too you4g none DID, none too inteIli-
,seat, aoas too tef%cdto to acknowledge ITS worth
No home is complete without it, and il must and
iFIi Fszletrate sceTy1h1e
Ii presents your every part Of the world
al the re.f botiaess, erpeeti0e and sbayPness Of
| t>taiI as II you were on the spOt-
Photographers are very where exploring Europe,
he beautiful, and the results Of their skill are con-
Nsasay snriching our dock
genes Paris, London, Edgland ScOf.nd Ireland
gsies, France. sigiam Holland ,switzerand, spsin.
'Cu1leries, itly, TURKEY, Egypt, Athens the Holy
sand China, ilIia. Crystal Palace, also GrOape His
pricll amusing, n,rri4se scenes, breakfast scenes
lie nics ,ssatulry, sc &c. Al e1quisi.e ass0TtaeH
II HtHaEaded LasriOTS Of Palaces, Churches, and Ca
thedraIs OF france, Italy, &c. &c The eiest
hese Illuminated views is most remarkable
i EVERY GESILzsAS wEArTH KEFIsZD TASTE
naoald have IN his drawing room some Of our ez-
,Hiie vf>ns glass. with revolving stere5scope,
hoxiI < IL, Is, SO or 100 Noshing Can be
'iore fascinating, and sser no greater treat
friend fond Of the picturesque and the beautiful.
Anlk0ay's IRsdRt1SaeoGs SteFeOscope Views aIe tie
IteSt Photographs wonder They are taken IN Tie
S1FtieGh part Of Ssc05td aud thing matter
T1Otlty 6lOc1Tty, Is ptGLe0 Sharply
nd distinctly 10 It had been perfectly at rest.
his gives additional value, for u the beauties
naBinate n-ture II adds the charm Of life and
ION The process l. discovery OF our own, ana
eng HILkHOv0s IN EBTops,e receive from Ioudon
Paris large orders fOr Anthony : Instantaneous
eie~s Of Anerican life and scenery.
Among other things We have jast published Stere-
iscOp;c Illustrations OF the scene OF the FULTON
TKEEI PRAYER IEEu>Gs, il which many hearts feel
"a interest The particulars Oi this Will he IOuBd
a our Catalogue.
OuR CATALOGUE of subjects and prices will be for
Parties at a distance sending 50. 8, $40, sis
s2o, so can have good INSTRUMENT and such
ictIres a they may request, seEt by EzpTeSs-
Gu.
Parties who wish TO be advised Of everything real
valuable in the Iiue JIat comes out may send
leir names u place record, aud will keep them
Jsted At our own e8pense.
Asli Of Leisure will n4I photography most fasci-
tIing dcLg ghtIul am Isenirnt- We prepared
IL cut dmIteaTS with everJ thing access tay for
seIr success tugeth-r with instructions ''HOw u
X StereOscOPic figures"
+ E.ANTHONY,
iTIals, -tereOscDpes anu SteTeOscOpsc views
1e respectfully invited - make examination of
hal
To Protographers.-First oI4ss stereoseopic Ne
.ItIseS
sSend by nisil print uHfn0unted, with price OF Ne
tive lanli-im.
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS Excellency, Gov. c. II. Morehead, and
ThOs 5. Page, Esq, State Aud tor.
To WM. II. SETTLE Esq, LOuisvilis, ky.-Dedr Sir:
We have been and are using your '.Yesper Gas %
and are perfectly satisfied with i:s utility IL gives
a soft bril- liant and beautiful light and is perfectly
secure from explosion Il Is very cheap aEd eco
use and Of far less cost than any other
light. We satisfied tdat II will be adopted
by ali persons who have not the opportunity Of OBJ
tanning gas, and also whom gas accessible and
wth hOm cheap 1ess iu the original outlay for hx
lures and The continual expeuss. Of burning is OBJ
ject- -
Yours, &c, c. S. AoREHEAD,
IHOS. ). PAGE-
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TIE 1IONI LIS.

Scientific and others who have thoroughly
tested tie merits of the Yesper Gas or Air Light,
pronounce II the best and cheapest ght now known.
Numberess testimonials are being received daily
from ali quarters vouchng for the excellence of this
light, i few OF which gwen below.
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W. II. SErILE-DeaT SIR Afer having made a
thorough examination OF the ''YCsper GIs, in rcla-
ton It's Illuminating pewer, chemical composition,
etc, do not hes tJte to recommend II being
Ter and economical well as possessing great
er Intensity OF illumination than any other material
In the laboratory il is superior to the alcohol
means Of obtaining heat and will he found of in-
valuable service the III we'll the manu-
GaC,uTiUg chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, VI. n.
Prof. Of Chemistry in the KY, School Of Medicine,
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T0L. XXI.
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lin Roofing.
Extra Family Flour,
lCHUETZE * LUDOLFF,

CffU Il AE . LUOOLFF,
ANUfAcIUREs o. tkoS fsAxk
GRAND, SQUARE, and PAklIDR <7E@l-7EE
Nd PLANO SOHIkS, made sitA
he improvements conclusive 20 -
siority OI toBe, touch aud dnraBiilty- GUILD
Ais esarded Al the Fairs In ksx goFs, 1881 !,
nd '55, and an 81 Loass, 1893. De slers, schools
families siil save l1oaSy by calming bef re par
NJ. All IN stru rulnenJs guaEaEt-safoF IpFez ysaFs.
sroou.s 4S2 BaoOAE 81. "a ies oOors Vest ~
avay y Ass YORK. febzi-Sn
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From \. ID. Cross. NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
Fault.Finding.

Henry Ward Beecher is not always careful
to present the doctrines of the Bible with
clearness and accuracy, but he knows how to
enforce practical duty in style which is not
soon forgotten. In recent sermon he hit
with just severity class numerous in every
community:
The spirit Of the passage for5ids that we
should make the failings of other men a
source of amusement to ourselves-and now
am coming to it. will admit that there is
playful, good-humored kind of Jadinage
that is harmless. The apprehension or expo
sition of mans faults in light, genial
spirit, is often the best way of telling him OF
them. do not, therefore, say that all inno-
cent raillery anc good-natured apprehension
is to be disallowed. 1t must be genuine,
however, producing good, and not pain. But
he that makes the mistakes, the foibles, the
faults the misconceptions Of men-the ten
thousand infelicities of human life-the sub
iect matter of comment, of jest and social
enjoyment, and personal amusement, is SIM
DIV barbarian. lie is not Christian he
does not belong to that category.
It is one of those things that are mon
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10

strous in the sight of God. Could You do it
to your children ? \ mother may tantalize
her child she may frolic with it she may
do thousand things with it causing it to
hover vibrating between tear and smile,
sometimes on one side and sometimes on the
other. ust for moment but she instantly
presses it to her bosom, and covers its
face with kisses, SO that there are no shades
left upon its spirits. And there is such a
thing as innocent rallery. But to watch to
see what is awkward in others to search out
the infrmities of man to 80 out like
street-sweeper, or a universal scavenger, to
collect the faults and fai!ings of people. to
carry these things about as ifthey were cher
ries or flowers ; throw them out of your bag
or pouch, and make them an evening repast
or MONDAY meal, or the amusement of
social hour. enlivened byunfeeling criticisms.
heartless Jests, and cutting sarcasms to
take man up as YOU would chicken, and
gnaw his flesh from his very bones, and then
lay him down, saying, with fendish exulta-
tation There is his skeleton )" this is dew
ilish You may call it by as many pretty
names as you please, but it is deviiish and
you will do nothing worse than this when
YOU go to hell, for you may expect to 20
there if YOU have such disposition, and do
not change it. Talk about cannbalism =
Cannibals never eat man till he is dead
They are nearer Christ than you are, great
deal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

" - t. +
STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District
Al Probate Court held 81 Ju>bury said District
"lI ti" - III day ri july 4. ID l>,.,:
WHEREAS. josiah ard executor the last will and
w testament Of Josiah ard late StJ"l>lirs ia ii dis
trict. deceased. proposes 1" render acr".nt hi
administration and L. present his account against
said e>tat. Tor examination and allowance for
the ri"p">. OF making Partition AID distribution
al the Residue 81 said estate. under said
Court among the pcr>s VIII" 10y Law entitled tn,
SANE: Ills therefore urcr-. 10y said that the sam,
come under consideration and hc heard the Probate,
lice III 81 JohI>bury the .rh iay uf Aug A. u I>ii
And IL l. further ordered that all persons interested bt
h'tlutd hereof by publication OF copy the record 81.
this order III the taiti'ian printed al 81 Jnli>iUry
three weeks successfully previous I" said time 81 hear
liz that they may appear ami contest the ALLOW acr
al said account II they i>' m h.ar!
Court in the matter ot Partition and distribution 81 said
estate.
~ the Court t. Attest, ASA L. FRENCH Jud-e
4 true copy oi record
Attest ASA ]. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate Ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
TOHN O. FORESTER

Will attend for few DAYS to Tuning and Re-
pairing Pianos and other Musical Instruments.
He will take out old Leather hammers from Fi-
amos and substitute hammers covered with FELT.
much superior material used by all makers. at
present, in preference to leather as it will last
more than ttcice as long.
o. CASES cleaned and polished in the best
manner. Orders solicited. lV0-2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
DR.. Mattison's REMEDIAL Institute
FOR SPECIAL DISEASES.

No. 2S Union Street. Providence. R. l.
Re- This speciality ieLraceS all diseases of Private
nature both of Men and Women Consultations by letter
otherwise strictly confidential, and Medicines will
he EXPIRE oDservatio all parts of
the country. Also accommodations for patients from
broad wishing for and quiet Retreat and good
care. until restored to health. e. The most undOubted
references and testimonials mail Address with
stamp DT. n. II. Madison, as above. yS-l49
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
CONNIS SLONEH.S' NOTICE

WE.the Subscribers. being appointed hy the IIonora
VI, Probate court for he district a,nii commits,
>ioncr> "rcocivc examine ami adjust ali ALI de-
maud> oi all persons against the estate Darir M,tany
late "i 81 Juhi>hury. i'll said district. .cc al III,
claims 81 the deceased exhibited offset thereto here iy
give motto" that six months from the III dal july A
D. S are alpweifur the creditors heir claims
before Give notice that VIII meet Tor that ir-
post. the i'm III f.. j. Stiles in St J"hl>lry Oh the
Tuesdays "f October January NEXT from u o.
clock IN until O'Clock p IN. ul rl, "i said iay>
DAVID HIBBAkD. W.
NATI'L WILLIS. )'oiA -
ST. J"hli>hury, Aug. l, 4. u. lst1. l-3
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE thu subscribers heinz appointed 10y the Probate
w CuuTtior the district "f Caledonia C"nn>>i,,cT> 10
receive examine ami adjust all claims ad dcnaii all
persons against the estate ri riah ". Miner, late al
PeaChal, i'll said district. deceased and The claims
of the deceased exhibited in thrr"i" hereby give.
notice that >iN months from tie I'd iaH 81 Ju' l>
allowed Tor the creditors I" present their claims
said commissioners. examination and allowance and
that VIII meet Tor that purpose at the DIV ellI hoI>e
uf the widow Sarah Miner. i'll said Peacham Ihe II
day al September and the 2 DAY Of December A lS61,
at l y clock Z. NJ. on "a, ui said DAYS.
PtxIp ,, " q CH3AT; Commissioners
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF SAFES
IN TILE WORLD ARE TIE

FIRE PROOF S AFES
IN THE WORLD ARE TIE
MARYLAND PATENT.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAILS.
GRAFTON. December Sd, 1858.
Me>srs Sherwin Burgess Agents for Marlan's Patent
Fire Proof Safe:
IE>TLEMEN:-Ihav examined the Marland Patent Safe
in and TAR am able 10 Judge Fire
Proof qualities believe the principles upon which is
built the reliable In resisting heat Fire Proof
Safe that has under observation and particular
ly recommend IL 10 the attention al Probate DISTRICTS
that supplying themselves for the preservation
o their e,ords. BENZ. W. DEAN,
Secretary OF State.
BRAT1rEBoRo, December 81. 1855
This may certify that have examined the MARYLAND
Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited to 10y Mr. Hardy
and that opinion MaIlad'> would be a desira-
bic to purchase for the Use oi probate courts.
A A. sro 51H Judges of Probate
MIDDLEBuRY, April 27th, 1859.
The Legislature OF Vermont al lis last session, passeda
law making il the duty OF the county judges procure
Fire Proof Safes. i'll whch deposit Probate Records In
number OF safes " 4 have to the conclusion
that the MARYLAND Safe Manufactured 10y NJ b. BigeloW
Alison Hardy. Boston. Mass is superior any other
have cAaincd Tor lis ire proof qualities. ehave bought
safe uf that description for the New Haven probate dis
trict. api are well satisfied with the workmanshp.appa
rent strength. >nd durability.
W. W. c. " RIGHT Asst Judges G,
H.O SMITH, Addison County ut
N. b. BIGELOW ANSON HARDY, Manufacturer
and Projectors 81 School street OPPOSITE City Hail. Bos
ton.
5Jtf SCOTT BROOKS Agents. Montpelier.
j. j. DI NChLEE Agent, Burlington.
Be- Rucgles' Flexible Handle and Ames Self linking
Hand stamps.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
DAILY EMPIRE.
Ient.


We are asked what is the meaning o.
"Leni2' Whence was the practice derived
theological writer Of eminence says Of
"Lent.'--
The forty days fast, termed Lent obsery-
cd chiefly by Episcopalians and Catholics,
commenced this year en- the 22d Of Februa-
ry. Bishop Hobart says thot "this fast, like
other Cbristian observances, lis of Jewish
origin The humiliation of the Jews OK
tended over forty days, befor the YEARLY ex,
piation; that Of Christians is forty davs
before the expiation Of the sins of the whole
world by the death of Christ. The custom
OF Rppropriating the number forty as DAYS
ol repentance aud humiliation, is of very
ancient date. The water Of tho delupe Gov.
cred the earth forty days The children of
Israel we're in the wilderness forty years.--
Moses tasted on the mount and Ehiah in
the wilderness the same number of days
The Savior iasted in the wilderness for
forty days. The primitive Christians OBJ
served the season with great strictness. No
marriages were allowed, and fasting extend.
cd on every day in Lent beyond o'clock in
the afternoon. The term Ash Wednesday.
which is the beginning of Lent is derived
from the custom Of the Primitive Christians
expressing their sorrow by wearing the
coarsest sackcloth, and casting ashes and
dirt upon their heads, to put themselves in
mind of their mortality, which would soon
reduce them to dust and ashes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
A Prodieioun prooension

Upon hearing of the election Of the late
Thomas Ford as printer Of the Honse Of
Representatives, his numerous creditors in
Mansfield got up long procession, prefer.
red creditors such as confidential money
lenders taking the front, and the two per
cents. per month the tail. The sung psalms
in halleluyah meter and had an uprjarious
good time But before they had footed
their bills and fairly got over their head
aches, news came that there was a mistake
in the record, one nose not having been
counted, and that Tom stood no chance at
all of being Printer The party have since
subsidized
+, 5. Tom has since turned up Printer
again, and there is great rejoicing in Mans
field to day-Plain Dealer 3D.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
Toilet Articles for the Million.
Hair Restorative n InvigOratOr

A SURE and permanent cure for Bald
n nes, and for removing all Scurf, DAndruiF,
ScrOlulOus Eruptons and FeVerish HeGt from scalp,
and for restoring prematurely GRAY hair TO It's
original colOr. This preparation contains inIu-
rious matter, producing its wonderful effects by
invigorAting and restoring perfect health to the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. 1t is
put up in bottles holding the same quantity as
Woods and Mrs. Aliens Hair RESTORES, in ali re-
spects equally good, and at nethird To one-haf
the cost
Price 80 cts For sale only by
nR W. w. STEWART,
feb7 Druggist, No 50 Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08

Temperance has promising children, but Drunk
ards has scaly family and we have seen among
his sons, Debt, Dishonor, Disease and Death.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
LIQUID Mnir nYeI

EOR dyeing the Hair Black or Brown
Il instantly, without staining the skin. War
ranted fully as good Bachelors Crisadoro's, put
up In same size boxes, and at one-half the cost
Price 90 cts. To be had only at the Drug Store of
w. w. STEWART,
Ieb7 No. ~ Main St.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
Perfu mes and III Il n d kerchief
Extracts.

DUT up in beautiful gilt bottles of the
L same quantity, and superior in quality to ither
Lubln'H, Weight E, Glen's Baileyis, and sold at
one-third the cost. Price-No. /, 20 cis-No. 3, 80
cts. For sale by W. w. STEWART,
feb7 Druggist, Nc. % Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber and steam, pipe Filter.
BEcKEL's NEW BUILDING,
NO. G3 JEFFERSON STREET,

u % Il FE HSON T X EET,
DAYTON, OHIO.
HAVE on hand a large quantity of Lift
and Force Pumps for Wells and Cisterns, of
Copper, Iron, Lead Pipes and sheet Lead; Rlno all
kinds of Brass Works. Pumps Bath Wafer Clos
cts and Wash stands fixed and repaired on the
Shortestnotice aud most reasonable terms.
BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAINS
Will he put up for all who may desire them in the
very beat style, and at prices to suit the tines
will attend TO orders In this line promtly and will
guarantee satisfaction
can supply Meshanica, Disilllern and NIanufac-
turerB with some Of the hest Lit and Force Pumpa
IN the Statesj they viii discharge from seven TO one
hundred and sixty gallonH per minute.
All work warranted, and at rs low prices as the
lowest.
Cash paidfor old Copper, Hrass and Pewter Sc
janlO-gm ROBERT OGDEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08

THE above choice articles are gotten up
with special reference to the present stringenei
In he money market. fair trial will convince
the most skeptcal that the quality of the good is
a. r presented, and the very low figures at which
tney offered, places them within the reach of
all. To be had only at the Drug Store OF
DR.. w. w, STEWART,
feb7-d&w No. 50 Main at Day yton, o,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
NOTICE.,

A LII persons indebted to Joseph Studyba-
n ker, "saddler," win please cali at the Hard
ware store of the undersigned, and pay up, there-
by saving the cost of collection.
jan2l-d3w ]. LANGDoN 81 BRO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-08
Toilet and Sllaving sOmp

IN every variety of color, form and style,
and ranging in price from o to 26 cts.
Eor sale by w. w. STEWART
febT-daW No 90 Main az.