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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

BoNE Flour. The value of unburnt Bone as a
fertilizer is well known to Farmers, and when
reduced to Flour, all its active properties are in
condition to act on the SOIL Messrs John S.,
Reese &C., No. IL South ST. Balto are Agents for
the sale of this most valuable fertilizer and also
for the celebrated Pacific Gueno,a The time for
sowing the Fall crops will soon be here and it is
an item Of importance to get the best Fertilizers.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

County MERCHANTS, should take notice ofthe
card of Geo. Chapman manufacturer and whole
sale dealer in Cedar and Willow ware, Brooms,
Brushes, Twlnes &C., His stock is large and
-u,,.; ozir-.. --rrn A - go. T 49,. \
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

In This same enclosure lies the body Of Gen.
Anthony Wayne, of Revolutionary Imremory,-
known, in. those days as Mad Anthony /. . He was
born at Waynesborough, Chester Co.,. Pa.,j in
l745 The remains OF, this patriot rest beneath
anonument erected BY his companions in arms
the Pennsylvania State Society Of the Cincinnatti
July 4th, 1909. ~, ,,s.i,s. ,,,,.s 49, g;dt
q After a thorough reconnaissance of this inter inter
esting spot, and taking leave of our friends, we
turned our faces homeward, = arriving in Phila-
delpnia late Sunday night, and reached homeon
Monday night in good condition to pursue oar
daily labors, well satisfied with all the outer
world '.'and the balance Of mankind. p'.x,..a.g
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

''Here lies the body Of William Eyeps,r who
departed this life Sept. the 2sth, l7a4, aged 50
"My pilgrim ran pace, : s3f@lot
Ny: resting: place. Is here --
This stone is got: to keep We spot
-, That men dig not too near 80 -ft > 1J
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15
THE SHIP UNION.

The good ship Unions voyage is DER.
At anchor safe she swings,
And loud and clear with cheer on ,cleer,
Her Joyous welcome rings
Hurrah! Hurrah it shakes the wave, tta
It thunders on the shore, - .,. ~.
One flag one land, one heart, one hand,s 49,
lQ ~ One Nation evermorei e,ff,s si3UNo 80
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

New ROUTE TO sBAITIMoRE. pplication will
be made. to the Commissioners for the open
ing of a county road from Mr.. Church sres-
'fdence on the York Road, passing" the Stnedley
House, through lands of Or. Bosley aud Amos
Matthews, and striking the OldPowder MiilRoad
near the, corner of the Sheppard Asylum proper
'y This road g. will tss with
new, easy and most delightful route from, Tow
sontown to Baltimore, When this road is com
pleted, which we hope it will be at an early day,
look ont for a reduction Of Tolls and toll-gates
on the York Road: We may also have a Rail
Road on this line some day: H-iis i315ol-2 aG
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

The SNEpLEY HOUSE, Mr.. Chris. Shaw, who
evidently knows how to keep hotel, has en-
gagged a Band Of Music for The season, to enter
tain the guests with their lively strains and give
FALL who are SO disposed an Opportunity of indul-
ging in the pleasures of the Terpsichorean art
The citizens of Towsontown as we'll as the guests
atthe hotel, enjoy the music so softly stealing
from the parlors ofithe Smedley, and filing these
pleasant moonlight nights with melody, ,rs(.,/
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

THE FOURTH AT REIsTERsTowN , We are in
formed ~ ccrre3sPonaens was very pleasan.y
schools of the town united and marched to- Mr..
Kephart's beautiful grove, where ample refresh
ments were provided for ALL The choir under
the leadership of Prof. .NyoVansanti entertained
the large company With choice selections Of mu-
sic, which were very highly complimented. IN
the evening there. was, fine display OF FIRE works
at the head. Of town. spark y unfortunate
ly got among the collection and for a while,
spit devils, rockets, wheels and Dutchmen were
flying through the air with refreshing looseness
We hope no sparks got among the young
ladies. 9oro hGd s1907o oidoH 3sal,, I'm
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

Assessors notwithstanding to the notice
published in, the Union last week, John W. Web
trict, and O. P,, Merryman, Assistant Assessor,
met at the SmedIey, House in Towsoutown, to
hear appeals from any parties who felt themselves
aggrieved at their assessment. Not a single ap
peal was made, showing that the assessment Of
Ny. Merryman was, on the whole, just and
pfoper. b - Al. E.aL.laM No.. ~ .i- ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15
ThA GaIl0Wa.

Itisofa different style from those heretofore
building Between the Old shoe shop ana the wsI at
and the platform is reached by fifteen steps, on
the east side There are nine heavy uprights
holding the floor, above which rise on the west
side the uprights supporting the beam from which
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

ANoTHER.-On Monday the local freight on
the N c.. r., W., ran off the track at Glencoe,
badly scalding the fireman Mr.. Daniel Lightner.
Mr.. Lightner lives near'P Partition and has fam
ily ....4se
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

t'i'1s9l'' - PERSONAL PK''PEhIF -.
Thursday, August 3rd;; large sale of Personal
Property, Stock, Farming Implements, &c,, with
Corn in the ground and by the barrel. n.Jas. w.
Ofutt, w. NJ! Isaac, Admrs. of 'Lemuel Offutt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-29
TRANSPORTATION.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CO.'S

Via Great Western New York Central and connect
ng lines to and from the East and West controlled
and opera ed by the roads forming the Line
The Roads forming this Express Freight Line arc
fully prepared to
GIVE UIST,ITCH TO FREIGHT,
Which cannot be excelled by any other Line.
GEO r. JARVIS, agent, 2I3 Broadway, n. York
+. Il. RANDALL, Agent Il State Street, boston.
A. NALLINGFORD, General Western Agent +
III Lake street, fremont Bu ding, CHICAGO
Dec - %
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Cure warranted IL Directions are followed.
Hundreds of Citizens of Chicago
have been Permanently Cured
by this Medicine. #f


SYMPTOMS-The symp' oms of Catarrh as they
generally appear e at first very slight. Persons
hnd they have cold, that they have frequent at
tao ks nd more sensitive to the cha OF tenn
perature. In this dition, the nose may be dry,
or slight discharge thin and acrid, afterward be-
coming thick and adhesive. A the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased in quantity
and changed in quality; they are now thick and
heavy, and are havked coughed of. The
tions offensive, causing a bad breath thevoice
is thick and nasal the eyes weak; the senses of
the smell is lessened or des troyed deafness FREE
quently takes place. Another common and mpor
tant sy mptom of Catarrh is, that the person IL
obliged to clear hs M at in the morning of thick
Shiny mucous, which has fallen down from the
head during the ni4sht. When this takes lace, the
pers may b. sure that his disease is its way to
the lungs, and should lose time in arresting i.
The above bur few of the mary Catarrhal
symptoms. ...f.t.r
A Single BotHe ariHAast a nonth-t>bS ased three
times RGY.
TEsTIMONTALS
From Hon. Tins. J. TurGer, Tx Menher Of Cor gress
from Illinois, late Speaker Of Illinois House OF
Represc ives, and Grand Master of A., +. and
FRHrPoRT, Oct. 81, 1868.
Dr y. ". ssRLvr:-Dear sir--In reply to your no
tice of The 18th nsa..k would say thI twas severe.
~ aiiiicted wi II Catarrh FOR years. when I became
acquan ed with you aud hongtt two bottles of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one bot
tie was sensbr iulpr we'd, and before the second
bottle was finished, was completely cured. can
recommend the cine to all liicted with Catarr.
This is to errtiz~ ,s IN the use Of DR.. seelye's
Ca,arrh seraedy,-I e2prIierce,I much relief, and
have Hearl many sneak oft as being invaluable
FOR the cure of CHtarrh. ,s... ....a
Yours, &C., EDWARD ELY.
Chicago, May 18th 1854. "...'
From "rafmIy,' The .y.e.i-innwn Halter, under the
fremont Horse, Chicago, III.
Dr. d. II. SEELrE Co: Gents-Yuur CatarrL
Remedy have used, AMI fulh reromnend il ~ tn
best remedy known. II has cured me, and heIirv,
it is Il certain care ia all cases.
Chicago, May ., 1854. JOHN PARM.Y.
nis. y. 81. %s:s'.yG. s CO.,
SoLt PRnPKiHT"RS,
NVFIEO. NLINOi>
Laboratory at Frerp1rt, Hi toi'.
Il tNEHAl AG. ATS :-Jphu u. PARK, Ciunfl1ati.
Uhio- Wa. johnson, Detroit, dich a. Tor stl. "
all OrueH+'s. ....... .....
For ale ny Drs. ". e. C04Y ~ and J. l.. rAYL0E.
ottumwa Iowa. Juiy II, iSJ4 y
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To Near TOyh Boston, IHiLudelphia Baltimore,
HarrisGaTg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH u S. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DuNEiRE or BURIAL on the
arrival OF trains from the West via II LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD also from SALAMANCA, on arrival of trains
vi the Netc BrO1d gauge AHdntjc ana Gred HeS
tern R0at1CdY from Cleveland, o., giving Passengers
the advantage, from Dunkrk Buffalo from
Cleveland, o. of "a SIR FO0t Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Vide, ROOmy, Pat
ace Cars, direct to NEW YORK. A perfection attain
ed by no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points and WEST, facilities are
unrival!ed. Forming close and reliable connections
| at DuSkIRK and BUFFALO with VI estern roads and at
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Gaage dttantic and Great Western
. R0iRerdy.
Y which route there is no TRANSFER between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
leave New York daily for all points in the West ma
hing as Quick time and at as Low RATES as by any
| other route. For Freight Passage inquire at
| The principal Offices in the West, and at
| 81 Clark Street, Chicago.
$40 Broadway, New York,
% South ST., T. r., New York.
! IL State Street, boston
| o. w. RL.NCHARp, CHAs. Minor
Gen' Fr'tA st Gent Sup't
| w. Il. B'RR, Il. s. SPENCER
| Gcnl Tic AR't. Western Agt,
! Dec. 81, 1868.
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD
r.. rssr t..
$50. u. i:! :.
CHdNGE OF TIME.

Or and after Monday Jun. 9Th, 1865, and until fur
ther notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
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healthy tomie, Tea'Ic s'fmuIaor nn"qnahi
n,rui nE tpretIE'= Prrp4t, ~ ripe ~ Gn.irG. n
i"tnr SO" H." :" IN" rNci9>"n # al o'hrr biuers
m more dian 1T. United Sratrs NraaF Hos ri'als,
ntd mlltio',s ~ rsi 'fr famiIj"s and is ',. nn}v
,m',fri fr5vi s.amo tan nv the uaiNr ytl,ns . W
,rHmeat. II" gr,Hnd rfts il4vip b-ea nj -. ~
~ Il stantaid remedy - the medical prTIe'sioG-
So AIMS BOURBON. BITi#ES. ...t
- They are made 1T a. 2reiri,:s II kuomn :, ud
nuprayca by the mraicl profession. ~ having
powerful ton pr 'Pcrt!r' ~ bril tiatah! al
nitsaRt wtthS liiaeut Strengthening proirrte4ri
correct T. e bilious irrt "ncnt Of the SYSTEM and
act like a Charm when ikea according - Frectinh,
a remelN for the fl'!owiuc diseases --ludi s4s-
rion, Dyspepsia, Jdupdjec liver RT-,iis2s. toss II
Appetite, Lonness ofSprits, sallow Complexion, e.
SWANS BOURBON BITTEkS '@-.
Headache, Costveness, ana kin lred diseases aris.
.ns from dstr irrei eon.gti N nG ID sG,nI sls.
lie Btters once triad luf n1e1 fhey viii resn ~
:aeu@ iEr4 guA rss. rnre 70 ali IT.. - yhp are pf
nte3 u whalesan, 'sraa h ~ leIyit ~ toli'r
fhe rapidly Ing dGlRand f.r these htt'rs s
iGduGgt siy.t hsri 5HIhlicisF taai thA H.
Sd is whu We 4 "a asn, uAy try them sa,t ss
cof inced OF 5hcr yitacp. '-. d. ' ...'...
SWANS BOURBON BlTrFRS '.'
p Ladiss, WIN have trlsd aud found most aihcy
stomach Bhters" too bitter unpaI.rabie mt ROD
highly indicated for their delicate fa,ss.. please
give these trial and viii not " without tsih.
rhey win give tone to the stonsch, nn rreugth IN
he whole system. II your druS gist or trldtSInan
has not got these buffers ha We him scni f thel =
Remember the name, aud take no other - ..s #a
SWANS BOURBON BlrTEatS .r
The composition Of Or. swafn,s Brtters havfn.
been made pab tic through the ebrmns of NIedi caF
Journals, and having been adopted as "a standard
remedy by the Medical Profession, are by tie tsi-
sion of the Commissioner of Internal Res ente, TX!
~"'' mn. ., It. SWAIN, pnopatnroa.
..,,us ! 3T5 Broadway, New York 3 i. ....r ~
~ South Water St, Chicago.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
TeIeg|y.rIaphic.
LATEST NE Ws.
Affairs I'm Texas.

New YoRK, August 4-The Trbune's cor.
respondent at Houston Texas, says: For
weeks previous TO the surrender of the rebel
forces in that quarter. the troops had become
entirely unmanageable, and on recognizing
the surrender was inevitable, they hastened to
disband and return home
The Confederate money, which had never
been in circulation as currency in this section
of the State, having now become utterly worth
less, even as a commodity, and long arrear-
ages of pay being due many of their troops,
they very naturally laid hold of every species
Of Government property they could lay their
hands on, to compensate themselves Mules,
wagons, cotton, stationery, sugar, and other
supplies were seized and carried off at every
military post throughout the country. Quar-
termaster and commissary stores we're broken
open, and the contents taken out Among
those present, in some instances, private prop
ertv was not respected
A Mexican train Of eighty wagons was
lately set upon near Texana, and plundered
Of 800 900 worth Of goods
Such articles as could not be carried away
we're destroyed and scattered over the prairie,
on the alleged grounds that it was the prop.
erty Of spectators who had been robbng the
country during the pas four years A cotton
train going toward the Mexican frontier was
taken possession Of for the benefit Of theIcap-
tors.
The correspondent reports the statement
hitherto made, that Kirby Smith and Magru
der have not made any money from the spec.
ulatiou.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

DAN RIoE's GREAT SHow.-Our readers
will not fail to remember that the mammoth
Menagerie," under TIE management and su-
perintendence of the inimitable Dan Rice,
will visit Dayton on Tuesday next, the Sth
instant This will be one Of the most attract.
i've exhibitions OF the kind ever witnessed
here, and will doubtless draw an immense
crowd. The descriptive lectures of Dan him
self will be worth all that is charged for ad.
mission, to say nothing of the large collection
of animals on exhibition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
New York Market.

NRw YoRK, August 5.
Cotton dull at 49a48. Flour dull and
5AlO betteer at SG50a6 GO for extra Stats
and 2Oa8 80 for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and quiet at Is for
wiuter red western, and l 45al 40 for
ambeI Michigan. Corn quiet and one cent
qetter at 9Oa9l for unsound, and, 89a9O
for sound. Rye 6rmer. Barley dull. Oats
dull and lower at So SO for western
Fork firmer at 35 00s35 OOior new
mess, and 20 30a29 30 for '63 and
81 Lard irmer l9la24f Whisky frmer
at z l9a2O for western. Petroleum quiet,
ut 81 for crude, and SIC for refined in bond
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, CoLUMBUs,
ONO. "A NOBLE ACT. readers have not
forgotten the terrible accident last week, by
which Charles Richey, carpenter engaged in
building bridge on the railroad, lost both
his legs, nor the strong sympathy manifested
by the community for the unfortunate young
man, thus suddenly and forever disabled, and
disqualified from pursuing his ordinary busi-
ness Who can realize the pain and anguish
the hopelessness of the future, to one thus
dreadfully situated Yet in the darkening and
gloomy cloud there are occasional CLEANS Of
sunlight. So it was with this afflicted young
man, this forenoon. Mr.. Ritchey had about
concluded to secure a compensation policy
for SIS per week, in the Accident Insurance
Company, OF Columbus, Ohio, and had taken
some of the preliminary steps, but had me-
elected perfecting the same, probably from
want of means to pay the premium. SO it was,
tho frightful accident came suddenly upon
him, and that comfort and support that mo-
ney will give to all in the time of disaster,
WAS IeShlly ueuleu hlm' nut u gives us eX-
treme pleasure to announce that the Execu-
tive Committee on having the subject brought
to their attention, Mt once directed the agent
of the Company, DR.. Walden, to pay Mr.
Ritchey compensation at the rate of $l5 per
week. AS sintimated, the afflicted young man
was chee-ed somewhat this forenoon BY the
agent handing him $50, partly anticipating
payment, as but one week has supersene ed
since the accident
In conclusion, we must be permitted to say
that it seems to us very unwise for people TO
neglect making adequate provision against
accidents that every one knows are of daily
occurrence Do not procrastinate, or put off
till tomorrow what ought to be done to-day
Get your Policies, and get them now, and
then your claims for compensation will be lie.
gal, and the magnanimity of the company need
not be appealed to in your behalf as every
one must see that the Company, although so
handsomely responding, could not for mo-
ment consent that the kindly act should be
considered q precedent for future action.
Remember the office of the Ohio Company.
3l9 Third street, over Prugh & Rikes Dry
Goods Store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

"BLND Ton. ."-This great musical prodigy,
Of whom the public have heard 80 much in
the newspapers OF late, will visit Dayton next
week, aud give four concerts at Clegg's Hall,
commencing on Wednesday evening, August
9th. These entertainments have created the
greatest sensation in Cincinnati and else
where, and we have no doubt will be literally
patronized by our citizens. See the advertise
ment in our Amusement" column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
New York stock Market.
New YORK, August 8.

NE" TURK august D.
Stocks stronger. Money quiet at I;
Skies and Five twentes coupons 1914
Gold l444 Erie 8s United States 6s si
coupons l07 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
l09; 520's coupons l04i do new issue
l04S ; 1910 coupons 96 I; coupons 1861
6s "a coupons 80 New York Central 9ll ;
Sterling dull 81 One Year Certificate 97i ;
Reading 45 !; Atlantic Il Great Western
First Bonds, Ohio division SO; Chicago &
Rock Island 1871; Chicago & Alton IOl
Fort Wayne sc Chicago and Northwestern
67 Cleveland 4 Pi.tsburg "a ; Illinois Cen
trail Scrip 80 Indiana Central lO6 Miehi.
gan Southern 60, Western Union Telegraph
IS 5'2O's registered l49i 3O's coupons
98s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

But the browning glory NJ his life remains to no at
tanned his discovery rather combination, FOR he
does moi clam have haan the dIscoverer OF EDRoE,
which is the basis Of the Bittars now offered to the
public That honor belongs ia the native inhat ants
Of Central America to whom its virtues have heen
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with il the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria and handles, without fear tho most venom
nus serpents IL is belief with them, that while
there breath in the hodv the Oedron is potent to
euro, no matter what the disease may be.
while Dr. Bulis not prenared to endorse this et /.
travagRnt preteDsion he nevertheless satisfied from
thoroueh examination NJ the evidence relating to
its virtues, tn It remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either tn change Of
weather or climate, or to miRsmatic Influences, il
stRnds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

FARMS FOR SALE.-Two splendid farms iu
Madison township, in this county, are offered
for sale. They are among the best and most
desirable farms in the Miami Valley The
land is of superior quality, and the improve
ment, are unsurpassed. Persons who wish
to make Investments in real estate, should
not fail to make personal examination of
the premises advertised. The agent for the
sale of these splendid farms, is James Kelly,
Esq, whose Office is located on Third street.
over the Dayton Bank He will give all the
information required.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
Aegal.
IN PARTITION.

ToHN 0'EEAL, Joseph o'Neal, George II. o'Heal,
~ and Elizabeth o'Nea, will take notice, that y
petition was filed against them on the 18th day OF
april A. u, 1885, in the Superior Court in and for the
County Of Montgomery, Ohio, by Mary ". Wolf and
Martin Wolf demand partition OF the following real
estate, situate IN Montgomery county, and bounded
a. follows beginning at stone corner the western
boundary OF section 81, townships range g. east of
Miami River from which red elm, 12 inches diam ter
hears NJ 75' West 2S links distant and running fron
thence chains and 46 links TO planted stone from
which a black oak Ia inches diamet bears s. $40
East 3s links distant thence Kast ss chains TO post
from which Awhile oak stump 20 nches diameter bears
y. 69s West l6 links distant thence B. " chains 70
links TO within 20 links Of the South boundary Of said
section to post from which hickory 10 inches dA-
metsr bears y tso West ~ links distant thence East
chains and rs links 10 a post ON which rcd bud
lyinehes diameter bears GO We t4S links distant
thence n 20 chains 70 links to stone corner thence
West 2s chains aud rs links the place OF beginning
containing thirty acres more or less.
Also the following described premises, situts in
Montgomery County, Ohio, an in section 81, town s,
range East and bounded a. follows, beginning at
Robert Rosiers s. W. corner on the half quarter
section line thence North 41<o West 99-35 poies 10
the y. e., corner OF Jocob sura's aers lot on said
HosieIs West limo thence s. s55ko West a. 3 poles
70 the East line OF said Surs ten acre lot thence s.
AZ E 90 so poles 90 the g. r. corner OF said ten acre
lot thence n s5%, 4. 2l poles tothe place o bS.
ginning, containing four acres more or less.
Also the following described premises situate in the
county OF Montgomery aud state Of Ohio-and IN
section ~, township s. range East &c., benning a.
the Northwest corner OF Simon Bole's faTm thence
: 50, w b2-a poles to Charles oNeSl corner
n :, W 49, poles 10 stone thence s6, X 81,
poles to stone; thence g. 49, poles 10 the place
OF beginning tanning five acres Of land and that e
the next term 9i SAID court, the said Mary X VIOLA
Martin Woliwi apply for an order that partition may
be made Of premises.
July 18Th, 1895.
eW J. n. BAdaOTr
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

nay For nice and good boots and shoes go
to the New Boot and Shoe Store of William
Kchm Good coarse boots at 81 90 a pair
aud nice pair of fine calf boots for s. 90, and
everything in proportion. Who can complain
about these prices. Remember the place, No
81 Jefferson street, next door to Andy Make
lys Blacksmith shop, nearly opposite the Mar.
ket Honna
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

7 ADlEs AND GERTLEMEE, II you wish 10
~ marry you can do 20 BY addressing me. 1 will
send Yon, without money and without price valuable
Information, that will enable you 20 marry hsppllv
and speedily, irrespective OF age wealth or bea,tv
This information will cost you nothing and m yooi
wish to marry, Will eheerfnlly asst you All iet.
ters strictly confidential. The desired information
sent BY return mail, aud no reward asked Please m
CLOSE portage OF stamped envelope, Addrss ssed n
SARAH d. LAMBERT,
- GreenpOinL
misdSm Kings Co., New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

LuScH.-To-morrow morning, from nine to
twelve o'clock, John Gsngnagle, at his saloon
corner of Fifth and Ludlow streets, will set
suPurb lunch, comprising Turtle Soup, Chick
en- Pot.pie, and al the delicacies Of the season.
Go earIy.