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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-18
Edward KinsSbyry. Dc!erdapl.

Edward Kuissbyry. pclendap..
Yod.Itss stove tasei EAvnr1 Kiseieury. are
hereby notified, ty publication hereof being made
IN. ''The independent for sx consecutive weeks
has flied her petition In the above entitled suit as-
ans, you, In the above mep,ion,d e"uT. wherein
.ata Ia tssSyw Ipndipe, 80 objoes of-swiiieh ara
thx Hfay 81 ~ saiape:hcnfs FER hessi6 riasntf1 ~
obtain Divorce from the bonds OF natrinony here
tofore contracted between YOU and the said plaintiff
On o. sboel INC VEh dsy Of October a. ID. ItJb. IN
the Couaiy Of Winnebago, State OF Illinois; apo
the AID pininti In ths slt - iiion alleged urt 10
has borne to YOU, the fruits 81 SAID marriage, two
ehil,un Dasid Osefals sesd about ~ yenrs, and
Chariss william aged about 10 years; una. she has
al ali times ienieaaed herself towards you as dg
tifuIsnd aiilestPs:fs; apd taeyoys disFexaeMSg
,ous dutRs tsyksrds DIE eaid I5au4tA StkHer
Consent or v sf on or about die 2.ii day OF Fetru-
ar,. A. H. is6D left the said psiniiG, and nat you
Havs esss sisos ss,< sSus a, Of FssrsAs, = ".
srouested aud ugged 10 return % hes. sp6 do SD
,sf..r the duties which you, her husband, onghl
10 do and perform and thai you. ip gross nesiec'
Of YOUR dun % saA p9atati6 hare, fermorc i.ian
thr.e vcefsS pevious fkths tngef DE sid petition,
utterly neglected and refused. md still utterly neg
Lei "a uei.so To larniss and provide for the said
plaiuti6, d. sor kep AVID yoaf children Aforesaid.
~ 81 MINT ~ ass mcaps xhercwith The same
e,uid - pupchaAsB OF .ssocured snd son. the sah
EDWARD ksnessusy, are surtiier hoiined. fhal Tue
..!a sisl.s = :S s s ss s m s t.
ere ID 10 her sisc said plsinl.n. and Joa, Lao SID
"a Hard kJhgsbury further nofihcd tha' ron sc
r.c,i,ad ia uusa cr the azid ps1ti OF or before me
ArA DIV II Nay, A. d. fss5. aud tlHs unies- ~ ar
swvr ls a I'M On before the day last named. sad
~ .Ssa raibe tzkeaastr ne, ziid Judgment resss
: s' Sassi lbs iiih da. Of rss,sara. 2, lsei.
3 q, y {, isoemss.5se Attorneys for piiihtia
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Editor of The Mdependsnf !:

Editor Of The Ladependent:
DEAi SIs.-l Ib se1sySebe ppe1esN
your paper. that ~ -sn4 u r9css e.is y
al who wish il tfbee}s Roeipe with 1esidirec.
tions for mating and using a simple Vegetable
P,mpies, Rlesebas, Ten. gsesk Iss, and all Impu-
riuS q de SID, ltsviag ~ Nns soft, clear,
Noaask 4 ani 8b1aiFul : IL - L--
will also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads
or Rare Faces, simple direciloRs and INFORMATION
that vii esA6ls them % san Z full growth OF
.Luxuri ami Hair, Whiskers, or Moustsehe. in
Ices than thirty days. :,
All svpiicaisoa. suswe,od hy eiuro naliwith
on: charge. TIl0S. f. CHAPMAN, chemist,
1878" ,cSinff G.siY'l n,' .fsGft3
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Bible Society.

a: The meeting Of the Jefferson
County Bible Society on Monday even
ing. The old officers, with the exception
Of Deposition, we're re elected as follows:
J. ". RoREErs, President; G. B. Cas-
sos. Secretary: L. B CcxwfLL. TrsA.
surer; J P. CARsox. Dep,sitsr. c. B.
Mc0Ssltn, Abe former Deposition, is
about 70 leave the Coun'y. He has
made most excellent Deposition. and
we,regret TO part with him in that ca
n.c;gr 1-sis.. - ''FA' 'ss1'',a
Pac1iy.s sssl9 sIa.sa ,ii,seei, - 80 iT
Tire Society is GU, Of debt, with q
pretty good number Of books on hand,
but badly 10 need Of new supply. es-
pecialIy Of good Family and Pocket
Bibles. sae ,.s4nssa 49, -
The County should be thoroughly
canyassei in behalf OF the Society.
Adioui ned to meet on the call Of the
President. sssseg ,a.sra15 sssli
bsorifs4 afqs.,i q, B.ts i-.llliali4 - - Z
=. sas - III : - -
f9 Bishop Scott failed to reach here
in lime TO preach on Monday evening.
owing to the bad condition Of ihe roads
We had m excellent discourse BY Rev.
L: D. Price. and some hsPpy remarks
by Rev: D., P: Mitchell. .yfl Essven-
worth - .sna'is.
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,~0st Of twelve colored men fl
fes military daty in fhis vicinity. nine
were drafted. Ths,'s what We should
cal hilary dra!s L., = 80, g Z. Z. - go. =, I,
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AT WHOLESALE ONLY, =. =,
MATCHES Arp.:.J EWEtRY'
81 EVERY bi;seSsrTioS AZ -TEx s.ay
Lowest Prices for Cash 4

Array and County ,MercLaats,
Pcddtesf, fraden. Suffers. and Seaersl Dealers,
can make Es0shous rxa1IIs upon \ small in
yestment. 1850 - y X -. y irsifssJ
Jewelry of anv Pattern or Qual4
Of work furnished. as- Particular atieatien paid
% Supplying Auctioasers, Con try Pesdleti. h.
dan frssaFs, assd Army Dealers - : . 2 -.
Any Style Of Goods Manufactured
s,Srh as Inventions, ETC.. ., ssOr, notice. ga =.
-dsSod Canvassing Clerks. with q
small capital, sag tipd sopstart eDpicyfhebs ~
illustrated List and full! pdrtic Stars nee.
The Profit Of tlle RetGls Eis Y6ry Layge. :.
A aWRoEssAlx lSUfPLy gan be carliel IN ?
knapsack, hnnt sa,sr ser CARPET baG. and VII ap'
BE- Ike hooEsg hq III ~ h,cSp 10 cafr3.f
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thiHg-the bu-i
sineesF Stric,.y HcrprSbses HJr Thers is NJ
need of m,src'sesendns ~ eAsggcraiiag Our
Gcods Snow ter themselves, h Prove thesmseivss.
tits business in viii h m aasPts and sueis'
factory ca diswk.ks + given for tie money reesIs
I'd and an encouraging rrcht Is Peekessol a aha
same time. Il Is an occupation ia'siet1 no IHE-
son need he afyaE or ashamed utcsasvsss the
sdsne i,ed sesif asrl again, fOsi w1ssss Snce our
go DIS arc introduced, a permanent anc eontinu-
GUS demand Is created. --------
To Soldiers ia the Army, or shese al home dis
ablsd t. q e s; Z psstYY9 Y 2s,4 out
who wishes eilher lerpl or an active occupation,
and one that bringS With ], gftnt pecuniary in
dscensents, this presents On opportunity seldom
me. with iiYIy 49, tElEE.:.
our nesess ss5last an nlstl 0lss6is Susleay o.
Goods will be scui any whore in the Loya. StsIes.
Va ass ssss ;an,ly, filing esdsp fI0m Rez,oY5
leaving the choice Of Goods wholly will Us. 70
such we promise tho best exercise u our taste
aud judfnsint .anl ftom or lSaic 3peAcdS can
ensure satisfaction. WI ask DO pay-in advance,
siale what style and quality Of Goods arc wanies,
and We win sn1 ise same at,t ,sssll9cs psShy
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
q. G2Qi ,Jppvemeats aud mana.;scLagsd " the best
manfrt 81 pare material. all effanfsa ut prices
from $40 10 s?ss esch.- Sent any where my
collsetei. by Lxpssssas eaiisiaG'isa hparsa!ssi.
All Watcher at frs, price: they hcin; st our
C;i leu as ire Iy NATL All ssrapa lor llem !.
''''''' - aT,,& II. GAuGHAN, ~
:, h..ar MsnuIaetusers aud 1nporiets.
2l.-sm no BnoAPssA4 MN f"sKvi
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.deHasR Z. ECaar4ks

,.J-,-- = cup uv' fuSt ucIVi'
The kisnds. here viii take notice Oh
the sbore. and, make preparations for
the Institute in a becoming manner
HOMES should be found Tor lhe Teach
ers during their stay, and every effor,
made TO- give interes; 70 the occasion.
We doubt not onr cisis ms. proverbial
for iheir iberalify, win see TO these
matters Alright. ias s-ses17s.s a'.rsif .
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-. Henry Mo. III 4 eolored mao in
S.,ezis~ township. dwn ednfted .nd
fnksis6sd . shiissu bssilats, Joha Clay,
TT $50 = That's poor piece d clay.
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The First Semi Annual Session Of the
jefferson county Teachers Institute.
will lie held in Oskaloos commencing
On Wednosday.April 9Th. At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. a1drnniauing three days. Some
of the b.st educational leciureFsrin the
State have promised 10 be with us at
that tiee. And no5paias viii be spared
to make The occasion profitable TO all
who may attend. We hope to see every
teacher in tie county h that meeting.
and also every good friend -of, the cause.
who Car conveniently come. There
will be 4 public examination Of candi
daies-fer teachers certificates n Satur-
day, amer the close of the Institute
Dis'rist Boards wishing to employ ieach-
crS should n,irn nd .,.47.i- ,-- - -la..sf -.
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MkTnfM0 NfALl
LADIES AND 0cyYK.RsSIy

II On wish sp mary, aaiRss tlse usiers;sneA.i
vhe Nh. scsd Vel, ss,hr,t ns,sey ssd -wiiisont
price, vaIaabie III Ens hon ihnt win enable You
70 nssvry happy sna ~~Wiiy srs-specivs ofaea
wcaItisar bssssy., lkls. iOsermssson ~slli en-
you retains, aud u 70. wlsl, 20 ,narts. WIN
dersiaE I Aa sx<i--si inlesna,isp sss.s b. ssruTn
mail, and no snss'inzss asked. s,tirr<s
S,RAn y i.ixRsxT,
!! IT. I'm sesEeepysiEa sm%s ~ New Yssk.
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MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

We are pleased 10 ,nfnounce 10
the citizens Of Jefferson County that
we havelsectred Mr.. HExKY GkAnRs
as one, OF, our Statesmen, vino viii
be haypv 10. see hrs friends al 1ouf
Store. ps,s 81. lni sqss.. az IS ST
Rsmea.heI. the, place AZ Della
ware sstees sii@ta ~ silttsS
j.. NJ. PIPER.
2222T4p .I1a4lIIT .aadk.I
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e.1sx WEATHEs.-0a Moody ~ Lad
,a - = And nd haEsy 'wssttsr sitteeghou,
u dAs;@ kosaay s;sht . hsssy shss-
der ssers. Isad sesere Lail IN sone
plssss. Tsesdsy i turned cold, and
that nigh. asd Wednesday, il saosed.
Thst.day il vas bright sad pleas ant.
% Ne. hase had 'Quiie, a. varie.y OF
"ea'ner from winter 70 spsing daring
icrr q Gee dSys. :; = els u ss..ia,ts q .
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Boouess.. Ttimmed and made q,order,
Straw Goods, Flowers. Ribbons. Trim
mings. En.broideries. Hair Nets. Head
Dresses. Hosiery, Gloves. Skirts, No
ticns, Gents Furnishing Goods, Man
,illa.. Cloaks, Willow Ware, Ascs DC.
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Order Of Publication

'2!T.4l@ q. Ilo.laIN .aaaLI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

A PROMISING LAW STUDENT "A young
friend of ours, named D., who has been study.
ing law for two years Rt an Office on Chestnut
street, was boasting of the confidence lawyer
B., his tutor, had in him. that he allowed him
the entire control of his Office and library. A
waggish attorney named c, who was present,
rems rked to D., that he was astonished that
B. did not make him the custodian of his
money. "Why2" said d. Because" said
c., "if you did rot take any more from his
pocket book than you do from his library, you
would make an honest cashier" ID. has been
studying law ever since ST Louis Democrat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12
Internal Revenue |!
ANNUAL ASSESSMENT.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. 8. INTER. REVENUE,
THrRD DIsIRIcr, oHio,
DATYos, Ohio, August d, IsaS.
NoTIOE is hereby given, that the Annual Assess.
IN ment Of income Tax, on incomes OF 1884 and
enumerated articles, viz; Carriages, Piano Fortes
Gold and Silver Plate, Gold Watch V, Ac., for the
year ending Ay 1855 has bsen returned for ooee-
ton, and the sans Vii - due and payable nom the
hrs TO the 10th day OF september ns1t,at the ofses
Collector aud Deputy Collectors, as follows
the corner OF Third and Jefferson srests
Dayton, ohio.
Butler county Assessments AZ the Once Of r. O.
Coukhn, Deputy Collector. Hamilton, Ohio
Warren County Assessments at the once OF Jacob
Morris Deputy Collector, Lebanon, Ohio
PFeble county Assessments At the once of Jc sab
Oampbsll, Deputy Collector, Eston, Ohio.
JOHN l.. MARTIN,
auRS xtAWu Col. Third Dist. Of Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

Jacob Strawn, the great land owner, died
recently at his residence in Jacksonville,
Illinois. He commenced With capital Of q
silver half dollar and died worth million
and half of dollars, principally in land, Of
which be possessed some 35, 900 acres, worth
$40 or $50 an acre. He could ride all day
over his property and not see the end Of H..
he was immensely stout, weighing three hun
dred and fifty pounds when he died Hegave
$40, 900 to the State Sanitary Commission.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

LIVELY IMAGINATION About o'clock on
Sunday morning coach drove up to the
New York Hospital, and a patient was admit.
ted, suffering, be said, from having swallowed
his false teeth. The man was in fearful
agony, feeling the teeth cutting his bowels.
The resident surgeon made an examination,
but could discover nothing, and the man went
away unrslieved. His teeth were afterwsrd
found under the pillow Of his bed, and he
then felt relieved.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

GENERAL MCCLELLAN IN DREsDEN-A
letter in q London Journal dated Dresden
August l6, says: .....
The well-known Northern General MoClel
Ian has been sojourning in Dresden for the
past few days. He is constantly visiting all
the museums and examining the numerous
collections of arms and trophies in this city.
1t is understood that he intends to devote
himself to German military studies, and is
now making himself thoroughly acquainted
with the Prussian army, which, more than
anything else, attracted his attention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

This invention consists OF Duplex Cor two) Elliptic
Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously Braided
Tightly aud Firmly together, Edge to EDGE, making
the Toughest, most Flexible, Elastic and Durable
Spring ever used. They seldom Bend or Brake
ike the Single Springs, and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice as
long as any Single Spring Skirt that Ever Has or
Can be made.
The wonderful hexibity and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies Operas Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promanade and Bouss Dress
a. the Skirt can be folded when in use to occupy
small place as easily and conveniently as q Silk or
Mnslin Dress.
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children, Misses aud
Young Ladies' they are superior 10 all others
The Hoops are covered with 2 plV double twisted
thread and will twice IA long the nGe yarn
covering which is used all siogle Steel uoop Skirts
The three bottom rods every Skirtare also Double
Steel and twice or double covered TO prevent the
covering from wearing of the rods when dragging
down stairs stone steps, &c, &C, which they are
constantly subject to when in use.
All are made ofthe new and elegant Corded Tapes
and are the best quality IN every part giving the
wearer the most graceful and perfect Shape possible
and unquashonably the lightpst, most iesirable
Vests Bradley Cary. Propretors oftne Invention
ond Sole Manu- uhcturers, 70 Chambers, and 70 & 81
Reade Streets, New York.
For Sale IN all irst-class Stores in this City and
throughout ths United States and Gao ada Havs a dc
Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the West Indies
p8-Inqure for the Duplex Elliptic (or douhle)
pnug Skirt. aug 2s 3md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

A SAPuo IN CRINoLNE.--A young woman
in South Eastern, England, had q difficulty
with her lover, and resolved on suicide by
jumping from a precipics six hundred feet
into the sea. She caught by the criuoline in
a tree, and was unable to dsengags herself
Finally, after hanging all day, her lover found
and rescued her; after which the difficulty
was adjusted. ..f-.E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12
9ailg Gmpire.. (.
Let the People Pause ana RE
fleet.

The way G. Volney Dorsey has managed
the funds Of the Treasury of the State, should
cause the people OF the State to pause and
reject seriously before they give their votes
for the so-called "Union" candidates When
the Breslin Gibson deialcaton became known,
the Democratic party enacted law, the faith
tul observance Of which would guard the
funds OF the State against misuse BY the
terms of this law "the State Treasurer and
each County Treasurer is required TO keep
safely in his Treasury, without oaning, using,
or depositing in banks, or elsewhere all tho
public moneys of whatever character paid
iuto such Treasury, or otherwise at any time
placed in his possession or custody, till the
same is ordered by the proper department, or
officer of the State Government, to be trans
ferred, or paid out according 10 law and
when such orders for the payment or trans.
fer are raceiyed, faithfully and promptly to
make the same ss directed" The penalties
which the violation of this law incnr are the
deprivation of Office aud Imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
g. Volney Dorsey has, according to Mr.
0dliu and Secretary Smiths report, so far
violated the law, for the government Of his
office, as to require his removal from eflice
and incarceration in the penitentary The
spirit and the letter OF the law demand that
such disposition should be made of him and
we shall look to Governor Anderson to act
promptly in this manner 1t is plain case,
and admits Of no pslliatives; the time has
about arrived when commencement should
be made to deal out justice to the men who
have set at naught Constitution and Laws to
promote their own sel6sh interests. Mr..
Dorsey was right when, in addressing q regi-
ment Of soldiers that recently returned, he
said that they had an important political
duty to perform here at home, and that duty
is, to vote right; aud we assert; without re-
servation or qualification. that they can not,
in voting right, vote for the so-caled Union
party. Political affsirs in this State, as we'll
as elsewhere, are in such a condition as to
require complete overhaulingf In the Rame
of patriotism-wbile denonncing Democrats
as "disloyal there have been deeds per
petrators TO the penitentiary.
Let the people therefore, pause aud reflect
whether they do not owe it 10 themselves and
to law and to good government, to vote the
present party out of power, TO the end that
honesty, economy and frugalty may be re-
stored ip the administration of the affairs oi
the ate.-Stdtesman ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VTNHE undersigned 10 a duly licensed Auct oneer
il .or Montgomery county, and will cry sales, as
onen as his services, may be in demand.
Persons who have not taken outlicense will be Al.
tended to, II they violate the law.
N. B.-Residence 2M miles south.eaa OF MIAMIs.
BURG. orderslen with JOHN KIsER, ,jr,, or ADAM
CLAY, MiAmlaburg on Main street, will be Attended
20. ool. GEoRGE KIsER
augIo-WlWoV ....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12
FARMS! FARMS!
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
[The ProperLY Of David y. Miller

(rhe Property Of David 4. Millen)
OHPnlP,Trsng Two hundred and sghty.one acres for
% ~ one OF lhe finest farms in Mon omery county
lhe im improvements consist OF large brick house ;
sg Denk barn and stshling for horses and COWS
an excellent spnng house "''
lhere n also on this farm staann aaU.nu in
nne running order, with plenty of timber 10 basn II
onsantY At work. Connected with this is the lest
sPPsfatus In the county for making Molasses from
IN me o,her iarm lles adioinng-ouit there s large
bank harn, large dressed stone dwelling honse ahd
good out buildings A'1''' ""n
The land ofboth farms is OF the best quality and ia
stqste1 about eight miles wes. of Dsyt on md one
led section Of the county ' '''''
solu soon the purchaser can put In kll crops These
Iarm' will be sold cheap and immediate p5ssession
For iurther particulars call on
JAMES RELLY, X. E. Agent
Auk' i'H4" ONCE over Dayton Bank
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

Is not the negro a man and brother p
ReD York Independent
He may be your brother or hslf-brother-
he is no relation OF urs.--LOuispiIle Jour.
nal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

Which is the most wonderful animal in q
farm yard b. Mud. li.. -t.
A pig, because be is killed 6Sst and cured
afterward. ...... ID .4ar ea.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12
GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTICE! NOTICE NOTICEI
To the ERrOIIsd MiIItIa sf Montgomery
County.

County.
TBAAsuRER's OETIcH,
Dayton, July IL, 1883.
FINHK Books and receipts are now ready, at the
l. Treasures ONCE, court House. Dayton. All
those that are not exempt fron the performances Of
military duty are required to pay four dollars as CON.
mutation 20 Military Fund, by the 18th or September
1865 those that are not pad by the time 90 requr
ed, VIII b compelled TO pay hve ~ 100 dollars with
cost Of fcoliectou. Come up and pay the four dollars
and save penalty and cost,
JoNATHAN KENNEY,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12

There are over $4,000 tenement houses in
New York, which furnish miserable aud un.
healthy habitatiou 10 nearly half million
Of persons,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12
Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant
ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c.

II largo Round Corners complete finish, back and
front.
Seven octayes, New Scale A. to A. Patent Iron Rim)
$50
Grand Square, 71l octaves do, A. to c. 600
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
Ders.
even oetaves, New A. Scale Patent Iron Rim,j
Q 500
Grand Square, tx oetaves do, Scale A. to @. $50
Carved lega, ornate finish, serpehtine Mold,
ings.
sssnd Square TX Oetaves, Patent Iron Rim,) s 800
R.eh carved legs. Beaded and serpent;ne
holdings,
rand Square, ~ octsyes Patent Iron Rim,) s6e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-12
Dayton, Xenla and Columbus Railroad.
ca M NJ

CHANCE or TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities.
U1HREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
Il for the East as follows: Mail, 1885 A M. Co.
lumhns Accommodation, li:O6 A. M. Night Express,
$40 p. NJ.
ARRIVING AT DAYTOE.--Night Express, 460 p.
NJ. Columbus Accomm 0dstlon, 800 A. NJ Dayton
Express, Gl4 A. NJ
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven mi n
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
r, W. WOODWARD, Supt,
ma4 Cincinnati Ohio.
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SIS @2s
WATCHES ! WAICHEsI WATcHES

A larte importing House closfHg busin.ss offers
1a iine assortment OF cheap Gold, SILVER and Com
posluon Cased Watches Silver Hunting Lepines, o
PuIe com sliFerl Very pretty ume pieces md
Mairahted i 70 run and keep good hmoI Price Slb
per case Of six, $40 Silver Hunting Levers nll en-
graved, both by hand and engine turning. The move
rrics SkSi per CASE o! SiX, el26.
Az orders receive prompt attention,
AduIessi 4. DANIELS Co.,
No. IL Bible House, New York
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SMALL PARLOR RPIANOS.

FULL, ROUND. MELLOW TONE-RASY AND
ELASTIC T0UCH-ELEGANT AND OR.
NAMENTAL IN APPEARANCE.
The six and third Octayesare Ave feet eight inches
OnS, and two feet nile inches wide. The seven oc-
aves are six feet long, and three f. OF wide, outside
AL large round corners, finished back and front.
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Wholesale Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
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and Musical Merchandise OF all kinds. Piano Forte
maker materials OF all kinds, 6c &c,, &c., all at the
owest prices, When ordered, please give date Of
Circular. Address all Orders.
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