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LADIES' TAKE NOTICE.

W.. NC To CLOSE OUT my Winter and
W Fall Goods, 7 shall offer my entire stock of
Fall and Winter Goods at CosT, from this date to
the first Of March
The Stock comprises
Figured Merinos. Rich Dress Silks.
Plain do " Foulard do
Figured W DOL Delaines, BLK do
PLAIN do Wool Shawls,
wool Plaids, Long Brocha Shawls,
franonia Plaids Cloaks,
English Merinos, Rose Blankets, &c
All Of which will be sold at less than random
prices Call and see
Respectfully,
L. W. PAGE.
Burlington, Feb 4, 1860.
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ALARMING DISORDERS

AI4AItNIIlNN DI'7yIt17LlIfo
Dyspepsia, and arrangement Of the liver, The
source of infrmity and suffering, and the cause O
Vulnerable deaths, yield to these curatives, in al
case, however aggravated, acting as a mild purg
alive Alternative and tonc they relieve the bowels
purify the fluids, and invigorate the system anC
he constitution at the same time.
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THURBER BAILEY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
so WALL STREET,
NEW York.
Comm >,0ner for Vermont IN NeiC York,
Solicits Commiss:cus to which he will give prompt
and careful attention.
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From Dr.. Theodore Bel, cf NslC York city.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted their pur
Pose sperent, but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have my prsc
ce proved more efectual for the Of bilious
plIntS than any remedy can mention ! sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgative which is
thy the condence Of the profession and the people. a
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prspepsia. Impurity Cd the Blood.

From Rer. j. =. Hines, P1stor If dreHt Church. Boston.
Dr. AVER: I have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called to visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known. and 1 can confidently recommend them 70
my friends Yours, J. v HINES
WARSAW. Wyoming Co.. Y Y. Oct. -. 1850
DEAR SIR using your Cathartic Pills in my prac-
tice and find them excellent purative % cleanse the
system and purify the fountains OF the blood.
John q. MEACIANf. NJ D.
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Z GOOD and large assortment Of IRISH
y LINEN.
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GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COMPLAINTS

When all stimuants fail, the renovating and
bracing properties Of these Pills give frmness to
the shaking nerves and eufeebed muscles of the
victim Of general debility.
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USED THROUGUOUT THE WORLD,

HoLLowAY's PILLS are equally eficacious in
complaints common to the whole human race and
disorders peculiar TO certain climates and local
ties
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BOTS AND SHOES
SASH. DOORS. u Ii Ds
AND STAIRS.

TFyHF Subscribers have lust set M complete
set of new and improved machinerv ,gr ,ne
manufacture Of DOORS, SASH s. BLINDS
n ~ 1evcy7n'ro7s.
Thov MO also r-enareA 70 nverute al o-'-'- 'or
PLANNING OR Sitting TT'NRtk,
SCROTT-SAWTNG NOTIDlNGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from inch TO g inches.
They would coll particular attention to thelf
VIEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS
which for durability and beauty. ENCfH nv :"
qnv tbinc- Of the kind ever offered I'm this 'narket-
Also-STATR RTTTLDTNC ofail kinds
ircIudinr RAILS, NFWFTS, and BANl7l EMS.
Of any stvlc and material desired specimens "l
which may he seen ar our Shop.
an work delivered at the Wharves or peP'ts
free Of chargc
Shop, South end oft
PIONEER MACHINE SHOPS.
CHASE & SMITH.
Burlington, April !, 1853. WY
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DELICATE FEMALES.
sCTENTIFIC ENDORsEMENTS

The London Lancet" the London "Medical
Review" and the most eminent of the faculty in
Great Britain, France and Germany, have euloCiz-
ed the pills and their inventor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
war supplies for CaribaIdi.

The Liverpool Daily Times announces the
departure of second Garibaldian steamer,
the Independence, from that port for Sicily.
The Independence is $50 tons register, and
will carry $40 tons gross tonnage Mr. c. r.
Sucking has been appointed to command
her The Independence takes out no guns
or ammunition, but she has first rate supply
Of coal The Queen of England has been
provided with formidable armament. having
on board some of Blakely's patent rifled can
non. They are six to seven inches in dinme-
ter, and will throw she'll with eight or ten
degrees of elevation, three niles There
were also shipped ,l25 cases of Col Colts
rifles, value e39 900, which were sent by Ma
jor Hartley from America, for Garibaldi; they
were brought over TO the country by the
American barque, Charles B. Truitt
The cargo Of the Queen Of England also in
eludes Is tents, one case of sights for cannon,
10 cases Of revolvers, two cases Of cartridges,
500 eutlasses, 1850 Enfield rifles, 40 pistols,
two riled cannon and carriages, Ii l2-lb. can
mons, 40 cases empty shells, and 336 loose
shells There were upwards Of 10000 rifles
altogether on board and her cargo, which was
entirely for the use Of the Sicilians amounted
TO upwards of 100000 in value The four
Whitworth guns subscribed for in Manches-
ter for Garibaldi, did not arrive in time for
dispatch by this vessel We understand they
will be forwarded by next steamer The
Queen Of England has also ON board large
quantity Of lint, for which Miss White Mad
anne Mario) will, no doubt find ample use in
bite hospitals at Palermo under her direction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
ClncInnatI Mnrket.

august -.
FLOUR-The market has not changed in
any essential particular The demand is quite
moderate Fair to good brands sell at "a 80
"a go, and extra to extra fhncy$4 1905 10.
Common brands would not bring over 81 40.
WHISKY--A firm market, with sales Of
800 bbls at l72@l7Sc-the latter rate for
wagon
GROCERIES--Sugar steady, with sales at
S4@9lc Molasses 43G04ic Coffee dull
and prices nominal except in the small way.
WHEAT-Therei is fair demand for the
prime grades, and very little of this kind
offering. The lower grades are dull and the
offerings large. We quote fair to prime red
at 95c(aSl 90, and fair TO prime white at
81 05(Dl Is; sales 1850 bush good white at
81 TO- 200 do do do at 81 0S; 100 do inferior
red at 9Oc; 400 do good do at 98c; 800 do fair
mixed at 81 90.
CORN-The market is steady, with a fair
demand for ear at 3s@39c in bulk, and 800
55c for mixed and white shelled-including
sacks.
OATS-The market was dull but unchan-
ged We quote them at 30c for prime new in
bull; sales Of $50 bush in bulk at SOC
RYE-The demand is fair at 65@6Sc for
prime, and zoe for choice, suitable for seed.
BARLEY-There is some inquiry for
choice for seed, but the demand for other
kinds is limited We quote fair to prime fall
at 65@75c; sales of $50 bush choice at SOC.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

pOsr OFFICE, DAYTON, June II 1900
Until further notice. mails will close st this office as
follows;
For New York. Philadelphia and New England
States, daily except Sunday ut $50 A. ".
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
southern States, daily except Sunday at7i9O 4. NJ and
645p.M
For Columbus and znnesyille. O., daily except sun.
day atS.5O a. N.
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at $50 Pm
For Mlamisburg Germantown, Frnnltln Hamilton,
Eaton o. and CoBuersyille Ind, daily except Sunday
64b NJ
For Springfield, Urbana, Tihin, sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, o., Fort Wayne Ind, and Michigan, daily
except sunday nt $40 An.
For Richmond Cambridge, Contreville, Indianapolis
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily at 300 p. NJ.
For 6roenve, o., Union City, Winchester Munice,
and JAY County lnd daily except Sunday at slb a. N.
For Troy. Coyiugton Ifgun Sidney, st. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at $40 A. N,
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
aud Saturday, nt 7tlO a. NJ ......s...Ll
For JOhnsWle, New Lebanon and West AleNandrn,
Tuesday mud Saturday, nc 7;30A.M.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of each
week, nt0P.M
DAY and Saturday Vt 22uOM
For Vandaa and Chambersburg, at 1900 N. Tues
day and Saturday.
For Taylorsville Wednesdays and Saturdays, at sit
A. NJ Il. A. KING, p. NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

NTR.P. A. LAFEE has just returned from the East
NI with large assortment Of goods ia his line, ana
among his Watches you viii find the celebrated makes
OF HI. l.. Martiles Chrouometcrs, Henry Book, Jules
Rauss, Jules Jurgensen James Stnddard, H. u. John
son. John Richards, and also other celebrated makers
large assortmento Of American Watches, cased to his
order He is also the only agent for the celebrated ma
kerr the Jules Huguenn Watches among which he
is induced 10 sell some low sixteen dollars, and
guarantee them 10 keep good time on the milroad or
any where else, II not they may be returned. Also a
large assortment of Diamonds and other Jewelry
His pure silver ware il manufactured to order and
stamped with his own name, which he guarantees equal
to coin His plated ware is manufactured by Rogers a
Bro
His goods are bought exclusively for cash from the
importers and manufacturers which enables hun to sell
cheap, not only asny retailers, hut any iobbers in
the Union Ile has engaged the services Of Mr. RUSSELL
who is OF best wnchmakers in the United stntes
and il he repairs watch there coming back for the
deficiency OF his workmanship Any fine watch len in
his care he s willing To pay double the should Mr.
r. fl 20 repair them as well as any workman in the
United States You will find him at the old stand next
TO the NJ L. Church. Third street. Orders taken for
Hair work. aul7daw2ni
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New York Market.
[By ToIegraph fOr lhe DaIIy EmpIro.l ]

GBy Telegraph for the Daily Empire.l
New YORK. Aug. 90
FLOUR - Receipts 1864 bbls; market
better sales $4,000 at 8 1905 20 for superior
state 05@5 l5 superine western; l5@
40 common to medium extra western; 90
@5 40 inferior to good shipping extra r. II
o.
RYE FL0UR-Steady at 3 1904 10
WHEAT - Receipts Gs,s7O bu; market
firmer; sales $4,000 bu at 22@l % for Mil
waukee Club 27@l 2s for winter red wes-
tern; 3O@l 80 for white western
RYE--Firm at II.
BARLEY-Quiet
C0RN-Receipts2 229, ,4l9 bu; market frmeF
sales $4,000 bu at 6l@6ll for sound mixed
western 60 for round yellow.
PORK Quiet at 10 90 for old mess
10 35G9l9 40 for new mess
WHISKY-Active at 2l a()22
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nag-The has fishing along the Miami is on

DD~The bass fishing along the Miami ison-
ly toerably exhiliarating. No one will lind a
cart load of fish at his behest and II he get a
half dozen of 'lyers' Two by eight inches
he may thank his lucky stars and return home;
We met gentleman yesterday who returned
recently from fishing tour to the Laramie
Reservoir He reports the sport there first
rate, and every thing pleasant He took from
50 to 80 pounds of fish per day during the
week he was there, and putting in ice and
saw dust, sent them off to market every day,
by canal. He made the trip pay, and had lots
of fun, to boot We think we will run up
there zone of these days, and take few
hours sport "Big ISAAC" as he: is familiar
ly called, who keeps the Laramie House, now,
furnishes excellent entertainment and his
charges are moderate.
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aailv empire
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1860
TrnreIrr,a nerlster.

Pssrmlpsarrive aud departfrom tho Union Depot,
NJ f1lowhsl
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AVN DAYTON Arrive; 500 n,
M, 1890 p m, bio Pun, s50p.m. Depart 300 am,
sos am, $3.50 pm, $50 pm.
sANpusKY, DAYTON AND CiNciSNAri-Arrive TibO a..
M, 5;30 pm Depart, ei20 ant. b;30 pm
DAYTON AND MicmgAN--Arrivei 74b q. m, 0l5 p. m.
Depart 0,lb am, stb pm.
DArroS AND WErFRs (rs lSDtASAroIis)-Aniye ~;
20 am, 1900 m, 43b pm Depart 22O am, 04oa
M, 3:35 pm
GREENWLLr AND MfAur (ro '1SpiGSAroirs)- Arrive,
ili20 ain, b35 pm. Depart $500 am, 2.l0 pm.
LtrrtE MIAMI, CoLuMnUs AND NENIA--Arrivei 2;22 n,
M. el5a M, aa0p.m. Depart 1885 a. ln.iai2O Q.
M, 515 pm.
m Passengers going cast by the night train and west
by the 225 o. m tram must procure their tickets before
$40 p m. The ticket office will not be open for these
trains
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

Bay~ During an excursion we made in the
country Yesterday, we learned from farmers
along our cline Of travel that their wheat,
oats, rye and barley crops we're better than for
many years previous the hay crop was by
odds heavier and better than for many seas
ons previous and the corn and potatoes give
promise Of far outdoing the yields Of other
years. In some places the potatoes are near
" crowding each other out Of the ground
The yield Of vegetables this season is truly
prodigious To use an expression we heard
made by one ofou farmer ririends--'rheres no
end TO potatoes, cabbage, turnips, aud green
truck generally" Every one will be the gainer
by this abundance i will be particularly
grateful 10 the poor who have many mouths
to feed, aud little cash 10 buy the wherewlthal
This viii be long remembered as the year of
plenty
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug. 81.
FLOUR-Sale Of so bbls extra reported at
$4,65.
lobe; afterwards some %, 900 bu red changed
hands at 1924 and l02lc after report sales of
10000 bu at l02c with plenty more offered at
the same figure. Sales of white to the extent
of 20, 600 bu were made at lose At the close
for red
CORN-Sales to the extent of $4,000 bu
we're made during the day at 43c. Plentymore
offered at the same figure, but not taken.
RYE-Only 25c offered
OATS-No sales
BARLEY-Sells at 50955c
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From New York.

NEw YoRK, Aug. %.
Subscriptions in this city in aid OF the Pope
up to the 10th inst, amounted to upwards of
sol 900.
The Committee of Invitation TO the Prince
of Wales, Messrs w. G. Hunt, J. j. Astor, r.
d. Minturn and r. Kelley, left yesterday for
Montreal
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GnnlnerriaI.
Dnyton Tnrket.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I
DAyros, THuRsDAy, Auo 23D, 1860
Corrected daily by IApsHuAs& Bno Jefferson street)
There are no material changes in the re-
ports for to-day. faA Nff
FLoUR-wholesal $500, Retail best
brands $3.50
WHEAT-90995 95c with downward tenden-
cy Receipts fair.
CORN. --35c and active .NHoL
OATS.-20@25c according TO quality.
BARLEY. -65CD7Oc, according to quality
RYE.--6O6a65c and nctive Jfiilf
HAY-Old, $l4 per tuni new, sll per tun
HUNGARIAN GRAsS-ss per tun.
FLAX.SEEDASl 90.
HIDES-Best class steer and heifr hides
SC per ID; old COW hides 4le bull hides Ic;
calf skin clear Of cuts up TO l6 ID sc; kip up
to % 10 &C. 8UU .HHua
GRoCER1ES,,ET
fcorrected for tho Daily EmrfaE by Kneisy, Mcintyre
a Co., No. 5i3, Thrdstl
Sugar, firm; advanced &c, -tI
Coffee, firm; advanced 4 TO &c.
We quote today Coffee l5A61l6.t lt
Sugar firm at 8llD9a.
Molasses, dull aud lc lower at 46@i7
Teas 35C865.
Cheese 7l@Sl
Tobacco 20@40.
Rice 5951.
+ Prunes Sl@9l.
Candles l3
Soap 5lG97
White Fish 5,25@550, Halves
Mackerel 9,0O@2O,O per barrel, as TO quail
ity.
Dried Apples 5@G per pound
Brooms $225@$2,4O per doz
Tallow SG9S4.
Salt 81 10 per bbl
Beans, White $l0e per bu
Butter l00l2
Eggs 7@8.
Pepper l0@ll.
Aspice l0(@ll.
Raisins $2,75G8$300.
Valentia do 94@l0 per lb.
Figs 10@1l
Vinegar sos per gallon. sls.t. 80
Lead Col
Shot 81 80 per sack.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 30 erdoz.
Tar $f,259$5,00 per Dbl.
Matches 20 per gross
Cotton Yarns 20 per h.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

p1~BAKER, the patent polish man. is just
now in the medal, and medal pin trade. He
has attended all the pic bics and public de-
monsratons made in this vicinity this cam
paign, and he informs us that while his large
stock, on which are DoUGTAs and JoHNsoN, is
almost exhausted, he has nearly all OF that
with Lincoln and Hamlin upon them. He
assures us that he can sell at least five times
as many of the former as the latter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

RSg"In ournotices ofthe colored folks, which
frequently occur in this paper, Of course we
mean no offence to the worthy colored people
engaged here and elsewhere in the industrial
arts and avocotans of life. We give them
credit for all they are and would not in any
way discourage them in their efforts to live
respectfully and thrive; indeed, we rather like
them-in their place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
The St Joseph agent of the Pony Express
received by the last arrival, note from the
agent at Salt Lake City, announcing the de-
tention Of the express by the Indians.
A Gght took place between Lieut. Perkins
command and the Bannocks, in which II In.
dians were killed and three soldiers bad y
wounded A fight also occurred between the
mail employees at Smell Creek and the Pah
Utah Indians, in which FIVE of the latter were
killed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

BEy-Bass are the most rayenous fshi west
ern waters. and next to them are sunfsh
The other day a large sunfish in Dietrich
Aquarium made dash at a much smaller fish,
grabbed and partly swallowed It! ID. hap
pening to see the operation, Immediately caught
The minnow and pulled it from the sunfsh s
ravenous jaws, The little thing swan away
but the injury it received was vital, and II
turned up on its back in few hours.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
Another DeGauIter.

..-ua NE aH CHICAGO Aug. %.
The Davenport Qowa) Democ1 at and Ners
says that Samuel Workman, postmaster at
Iowa City, has resigned, and retained $4,000
of the Government money The Office was
closed yesterday, and taken possession of by
Agent Alexander, of the Post Office Depart
ment Workman has been absent for some
months
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
Heavy Rains.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %
The rain this morning caused great damage
to the Chestnut Hill railroad A culyert over
Crishan creek was carried away, with the en-
bankment So feet high. A large stone bridge
on the same creek was carried away.
There was much other damage done to
farms in the vicinity, and many houses were
flooded. No lives were lost as far as ascer-
tanned. Very little rain fell in the city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
sportIng IntelIIgence.

FoNDA, Aug. %.
In the great trot to-day, between Flora Tenn
pie and Brown Dick, the former was the con
querer. Time--2:32; 2:25l; and 2:3s. The
last was dead heat, Brown Dick having been
drawn. Cause, lameness
BuFrALo, Aug 22.--The Annual Regatta
took place to-day. There we're II entries;
race twenty miles. Uncle Sam won the first
prize, and Young Republic the second
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

BGy~A countryman was asked by some of
his Republican friends here to go around to
the Niq-wam the other night, and after he had
looked at matters and things came out on
the street and took good look at the build
ing, he was asked what he thought Of it "Its
the first brick wigwam ever heard tell Off
he replied
Yes, and it's the last onc. It'll never be
rented for that purpose again.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

Bass Here is an item for the ladies exclu-
sivey The latestrangein the world ofchapdeHs
is the little Clotilde hat or Jockey" When
the mammoth with their tapping brims were
condemned by the voice Of fashion, every
body reioiced. We don't want to see any
more of these umbrella concerns. But the
piqunnt little Clotilde is different affair al
together, with its rolled brim and dainty shape,
AS millners say, it takes most astouishngly.
All the world wear it, and they are few faces
which it does not become In Paris IL is worn
under the title of Chdpeau de Cdmpagne.
The mode is rather la Louis Quinze AS
worn by lady of rank there, it is described
thus; "The material is Leghorn, with plames
de cOque of shaded black and purple, and a
broad band Of violet velvet around the crown.
II is not necessary TO edge il with lace-that
is rather passee style. The ordinary round
veil is worn with it, and forms an exceeding
ly graceful accompaniment where one is de-
sired
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
ROston Items.

BosToN Aug. 23
The widow Of Abbott Lawrence died last
night
Waltham, Watertown, Reading, Belmont,
and other towns in the vicinity were drenched
with about six inches of rain yesterday after
noon.
The food caused considerable damage to
property.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
(FEIEGRa PHIezf
REPoRTEp FoR THE pAILY EMpIRE


WV W - hNONFNAnhAaNaAAA NFhnN ~
tiOn.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 90
The Republican State Convention met in
this city yesterday, nominated aud organized
with Jas NJ Cook for President, Hon. 4. d.
Morgan and Robt Campbell, the present in
cumbents were by reclamation nominated for
recollection for Governor and Lisut Governor.
and S. II. Barnes for Canal Commissioner
and Jas Il, Bates for State Prison Inspector,
VIM. Chlleu Bryant and Jas. o. Putnam were
appointed electors at large.
The resolutions endorse the platform Of the
Chicago Convention and ratify its nominations
for President and Vice President, eulogize
the administration Of Gov Morgan and repel
the charge Of corruption against the last Leg
islature, asserting that not measure which
has been characterized as Unjust and corrupt
could have passed the Legislature without the
unanimous vote of the Democratic members
The resolutions relate almost entirely to
local affairs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
ArgaI.
NOTICE
Thomas Ward,
.N..a

Thomas Ward, ! No. 1875.
against Before William GOudy, j. r., Mi
William Brown J ami township, MontIry Co., o.
VNTILLIAM BROWN the atove named defendant,
w nonresident OF Montgomery county, will take
uoce that order Of aitqchment was on the iihday
Of July 1860 issuedb by said Justice against him for the
sum Of SI025 and cause continued for hearing W the
Sth day OF september, 1890 at O'Clock am.
August 10, 1900 THOMAS WARD
A. CLAY, AH'y aul1w3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

psg~We notice that the Republican candi-
dates are ndiiiRg.every water melon wagon
which comes into the city, and are in close
confab with the dealers. Wonder if they arc
buying up a large lot of water melons to take
down to Hamltonl